HARWICH'S historic LV18 light ship – featured in the pirate radio movie The Boat that Rocked - has been damaged in a suspected arson attack. The boat, at Harwich Quay, was damaged in one of ...

Sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, plus a heavy dose of Swinging '60s nostalgia, fuel "The Boat That Rocked," Richard Curtis' hymn to the wild days of U.K. pirate radio. Heavily promoted retro laffer ...

Crews were called to the Quay, Harwich, in Essex ... appeal to help raise funds for the repairs and refurbishment. The boat was built in 1958 and the charity has spent 12 years restoring it.

If The Boat That Rocked, which stars Rhys Ifans ... the DJs recreating the pirate sound on the LV18 ship anchored off Harwich on BBC Radio Essex for four days over Easter.

with a pirate exhibition on Ha’penny Pier and a special screening of The Boat That Rocked also planned. Tony O’Neil, trustee, said: “This is one of the biggest events Harwich has ever had.

The posters used to say “Harwich for the Continent” (to which ... Ha’penny Pier – used for the filming of The Boat that Rocked, and where Tony O’Neill and his wife stream radio online ...

The Asheville Film Society will screen The Boat That Rocked Tuesday, Dec. 21, at 8 p.m. in the Cinema Lounge of The Carolina Asheville. Hosted by Xpress movie critics Ken Hanke and Justin Souther.

Sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, plus a heavy dose of Swinging '60s nostalgia, fuel "The Boat That Rocked," Richard Curtis' hymn to the wild days of U.K. pirate radio. Sex, drugs and rock ‘n ...

The BBC at the time were only providing half an hour per week. Forty-five years later The Boat That Rocked sails onto our cinema screens. It's been written and directed by Richard Curtis - the man ...