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Cast
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Tom Sturridge | As: Carl |
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Philip Seymour Hoffman | As: The Count |
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Rhys Ifans | As: Gavin |
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Bill Nighy | As: Quentin |
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Emma Thompson | As: Charlotte |
Storyline
An ensemble comedy, where the romance is between the young people of the 60s, and pop music. It's about a band of DJs that captivate Britain, playing the music that defines a generation and standing up to a government that wanted control of popular culture via the British Broadcasting Corporation. Loosely based on the events in Britain in the 60's when the Labour government of Harold Wilson, wanted to bring the pirate radio stations under control, enough to see the passage of the Marine Broadcasting Offences Act on 15 August 1967. Also known as "Pirate Radio".
| Tagline: | On air. Off shore. Out of control. |
| Certification: | R |
Details
Genres: Drama, Comedy
Language: English
Release Date: 01 April 2009
Country: GB, FR, DE, US
Runtime: 135m
Company Credits
Company: Universal Pictures, Working Title Films, Medienproduktion Prometheus Filmgesellschaft, Portobello Studios, Tightrope Pictures, StudioCanal, Portobello Productions, Working Title Films
Budget: $50,000,000
Revenue: $36,348,784
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Cast
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Tom Sturridge |
Carl |
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Philip Seymour Hoffman |
The Count |
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Rhys Ifans |
Gavin |
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Bill Nighy |
Quentin |
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Emma Thompson |
Charlotte |
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Nick Frost |
Dave |
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Kenneth Branagh |
Dormandy |
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January Jones |
Eleonore |
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Gemma Arterton |
Desiree |
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Jack Davenport |
Twatt |
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Rhys Darby |
Angus |
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Chris O'Dowd |
Simon |
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Katherine Parkinson |
Felicity |
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Katie Lyons |
Angus' Boat Girl |
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Tom Wisdom |
Mark |
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Will Adamsdale |
News John |
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Tom Brooke |
Thick Kevin |
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Ralph Brown |
Bob |
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Ike Hamilton |
Harold |
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Sinead Matthews |
Miss C |
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Talulah Riley |
Marianne |
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Michael Hadley |
Mr. Roberts |
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Charlie Rowe |
James |
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Lucy Fleming |
Mrs. Roberts |
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Ian Mercer |
Transfer Boatman |
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Francesca Longrigg |
Mrs. Dormandy |
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Poppy Delevingne |
Model |
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David Sterne |
Marianne's Captain |
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Olivia Llewellyn |
Margaret |
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William Ilkley |
Commanding officer |
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Michael Thomas |
Sandford |
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Chrissie Wunna |
Model (uncredited) |
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Stephen Moore |
Prime Minister |
Directed By
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Richard Curtis |
Director |
Writing Credits
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Richard Curtis |
Writer |
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Emma Freud |
Script Editor |
Production Crew
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Hilary Bevan Jones |
Producer |
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Tim Bevan |
Producer |
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Eric Fellner |
Producer |
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Ronaldo Vasconcellos |
Producer |
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Emma Freud |
Producer |
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Liza Chasin |
Executive Producer |
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Richard Curtis |
Executive Producer |
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Debra Hayward |
Executive Producer |
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Fiona Weir |
Casting |
Edited By
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Emma E. Hickox |
Editor |
Costume and Makeup
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Joanna Johnston |
Costume Design |
Sound
Visual Effects
Camera
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Danny Cohen |
Director of Photography |
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Jeremy Braben |
Aerial Director of Photography |
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Martin Kenzie |
Second Unit Director of Photography |
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Abigail Catto |
Camera Trainee |
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Zac Nicholson |
"A" Camera Operator |
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Zac Nicholson |
Steadicam Operator |
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Luke Redgrave |
"B" Camera Operator |
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Alex Bailey |
Still Photographer |
Lighting
Art Department
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Mark Tildesley |
Production Design |
Other Crew
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