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Director Richard Whalley Anthony Curtis grew up listening to the music of these independent radio stations.
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The crew really got a boat to shoot. The ship they used was the Timor Challenger, a Dutch medical ship. The ship’s previous name was De Hoop.
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The crew members go out to sea from Portland Port every day to shoot scenes of the North Sea in the film .
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The footage that took place in the cabin was actually taken in a warehouse.
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The director plays Bob Dylan's music on the set every day to increase the atmosphere of the scene.
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The footage of James Corden being framed by rival Radio Rock players in the film has been deleted; but when the DVD is released, these footage can be selected from the cut clips .
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The character Gavin Kavala played by actor Rhys Evans is based on the veteran DJ Robbie Dale who is known as the "Admiral" in the pirate radio circle .
The Boat That Rocked behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Minister Dormandy: [referring to Radio Rock] We have their testicles in our hands, Twatt, and it feels good.
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Angus: She likes the bearded man...
Dave: With a tiny knob...