Albert's Speech

Albert's Speech is a comedy that runs for 18 minutes, providing a focused glimpse into the life of an introverted individual tasked with delivering a speech for his best friend. The film showcases the often chaotic and humorous realities of public speaking, particularly in the context of weddings.

Directed by Richard Fenwick, the film was commissioned as part of the BBC's comedy shorts scheme and produced by onedotzero and BBC Films. The short format allows for a tight exploration of Albert's character and his journey through the speech preparation process.

The film features a notable cast including Di Botcher, Steve Oram, and Katie Lyons, contributing to its comedic elements and personal moments. This blend of humor and relatable situations makes it a relevant piece for those interested in comedy shorts from the late 2000s.