The King’s Speech swept almost all the big categories at the most recent Oscars ceremony, and the Tonys might be next.
The British drama — which was originally developed as a play by screenwriter David Seidler — is set to make a run on Broadway in the fall of 2012.
Casting is reportedly under way to find a replacement for the major roles, including that of the stammering King George VI of Britain, played by Colin Firth in the movie.
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The film’s director, Tom Hooper, will not be involved in the theatrical production, as he is currently prepping a(nother) big-screen version of the beloved Les Miserables.
Source: Showbiz411
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