Gazillion Movies Review :
In 1966, only 2 hours of rock ‘n roll was broadcasted on the BBC. A group of DJ’s changed this. On radio Rock they brought from a ship at the North Sea 24 hours a day, 7 days a week rock on the radio. Within a short time the illegal pirate station developed into a phenomenon where not less than 25 millions people, more than half of the English population, daily listened to. Young and old, women and men. The station started a musical revolution and the DJ’s developed into heroes and sex symbols. As from the moment that the government tried to get the ‘baneful station' from the air, their popularity developed into unprecedented heights.
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| Director |
Richard Curtis
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| Editor |
Emma E. Hickox
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| Music |
Steven Price
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| Producer |
Emma Freud
Eric Fellner
Hilary Bevan Jones
Liza Chasin
Richard Curtis
Ronaldo Vasconcellos
Tim Bevan
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| Writer |
Richard Curtis
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