Financing films for The King's Speech

1.)Three companies funded The King's Speech:

Aegis Film Fund-Funding

Molinare Studio-Funding

UK Film Council-Funding


Aegis Film Fund-provides finance to producers and distributors of films. the Aegis Film Fund operates in the worldwide independently structured and financed film entertainment market, which has consistently delivered high rates of growth over the last two decades. Global box office is predicted to grow at 12% over the next 5 years and new markets, distribution platforms and technologies are enhancing growth in the industry.

The Fund aims to be a finance solution for independent films throughout the world. It does so as an alternative to banks and other traditional providers of debt where available liquidity being provided to the film industry has diminished over recent times.

Molinare Studio- Molinare has the largest and only drive-in studio in Soho.


UK Film Council-was set up in 2000 by the Labour Government as a non-departmental public body to develop and promote the film industry in the UK. It was constituted as a private company limited by guarantee governed by a board of 15 directors and was funded through sources including the National Lottery. 

2.)Seeing the film produced was in it for them and seeing how many people had liked it and watched it was in it for them as well.

3.)The problems that the British Film had when looking for finanial support is that

• British films are not as watched as American films.
• British films are not as advanced as American films, in terms of editing and sound.
• American actors and more recongised globally than British actors.