Four weeks to the day after the Shuttle told the world that the Golden Globe award winning film The King's Speech was filmed in the premises at 33 Portland Place in Marlebone, London owned by 'Lord' Edward Davenport, the London Evening Standard newspaper in the UK has picked up the tale :
"It is the room where Colin Firth as King George VI learned to overcome his stammer, a scene watched by millions of film fans.
But it can be revealed that the set of Lionel Logue's
clinic has been the scene of wild parties organised by the house's
owner, Edward Davenport, including being hired out for "sex parties".
Read the Evening Standard report here
Our friends at the UK Daily Mail have also run a report .here
