| The Boat That Rocked | |||||
| Universal (2009) | |||||
| Comedy, Music, Romance | |||||
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In Collection
#137 |
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7*
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| Bill Nighy | Quentin | |
| Kenneth Branagh | Sir Alistair Dormandy | |
| Philip Seymour Hoffman | The Count | |
| Nick Frost | 'Doctor' Dave | |
| Tom Sturridge | 'Young' Carl | |
| Rhys Ifans | Gavin Cavanagh | |
| Rhys Darby | Angus 'The Nut' Nutsford | |
| Tom Brooke | Thick Kevin | |
| Gemma Arterton | Desiree | |
| Ike Hamilton | Harold | |
| Chris O'Dowd | 'Simple' Simon Swafford | |
| Talulah Riley | Marianne | |
| Tom Wisdom | 'Midnight' Mark | |
| Will Adamsdale | 'On-The-Hour' John | |
| Ralph Brown | Bob Silver 'the Dawn Treader' |
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| Producer |
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner |
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| Writer |
Richard Curtis
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| Cinematography | Danny Cohen
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It is the sixties and the media is not very friendly towards modern music and the BBC plays only 2 hours of rock and roll music every week. But not everything is gray because Quentin (Bill Nighy) and his rock and roll deejays are running a Pirate radio from the North Sea and over 25 million people are listening to his station in lack of other broadcasters. The main storyline revolves around a kid called Carl (Tom Sturridge) who gets together with his godfather Quentin after he is expelled from school. |
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