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One of the cars in a London street scene has a 1967 registration although the film is set in 1966.	D
The record 'saved' by Bob is an Incredible String Band album dating from July '67.	D
In the final scene when they are on the bow of the ship, just before it sinks, where are the ship's [...]	D
When The Count threatens to say the f-word live on air, in some shots his hand is holding the microp [...]	D
While most of the record labels are accurate for the period, the film shows A&M and Capitol LPs with [...]	D
Gavin is wearing MYKITA Sunglasses which use a patented hinge system which was invented recently.	D
In the first aerial shot after the Radio Rock ship goes "on the move", the exhaust from the ship's s [...]	D
The characters frequently use vernacular that was not made popular until much later than 1966. Chara [...]	D
A 1977 Atkinson lorry is seen, despite the fact the film is set in 1966.	D
When the ship is sinking and Gavin starts to play the Procul Harum record, the stylus of the arm is [...]	D
The Akai X-201D tapedeck that's standing next to the presenter table is from the early-'70s	D
Although set in 1966, dome-shaped CCTV cameras are visible on both sides of the National Gallery in [...]	D
In the Christmas scene at the government minister's house, the minister's daughter offers Twatt a mi [...]	D
Right after the boat starts to sink, Felicity is shown putting her hand down twice right after every [...]	D
When they start the final record by Procol Harum, we watch a single at 33rpm. That is possible as it [...]	D
When the police motor out to the ship, the Avon rigid-hulled inflatables they use were not developed [...]	D
The ship is sinking at about 45 degrees, yet the DJ is able to play a record on a level turntable.	D
As the ship is sinking, the Count discovers that no one is broadcasting so he heads back to the stud [...]	D
The Cluedo Boardgame version they were playing should have been the Â©1965 edition with the thinne [...]	D
When the crew are huddled at the stern of the ship near the end, it is pitch black. Within minutes t [...]	D
When there is an aerial shot, the helicopter is visible in the sea.	D
The silver turntables with the slim straight arms used by the DJs and the tape reels didn't come alo [...]	D
Simon jumps from the ship in fear of his life but then swims past a life belt.	D
The ship is supposed to be anchored off the Suffolk coast, but all exterior shots clearly show that [...]	D
In one scene, some of the DJs are clinging to the rail on the deck of the sinking ship to keep from [...]	D
The song "Nights in White Satin" by The Moody Blues is played on the station. That song debuted in N [...]	D
The Stanton 500 cartridge that's on some of the record players is far newer than 1966	D
(at around 1 min) In the scene where Angus Nutsford does a drum roll the drum head is a Remo Ebony A [...]	D
Simon's wedding to Elenore was not legitimate. Contrary to belief a ship's Captain cannot marry anyo [...]	D
"Jumping Jack Flash" playing on Radio Rock in 1966 in the movie wasn't recorded until 1968.	D
When young Karl goes to the broadcast studio to ask Bob about being his Dad, the clock on the wall r [...]	D
In one sequence where a tender vessel is approaching the Radio Rock boat, the wake from the camera b [...]	D
After the Count was supposed to be saying "the F Word" he apologizes for its being said five times, [...]	D
Harold and Gavin swim through water to join everyone else at the front of the sinking ship, then mom [...]	D
When Rhys Darby's character Angus is first introduced, He has a modern pair of "Panasonic" headphone [...]	D
The dartboard used by characters in the film is shown as branded 'Winmau'. Winmau branded dartboards [...]	D
Maxell brand tape reels of 1970s and '80s vintage can be seen in some scenes.	D
Early in the film, some of the characters are playing a trivia game and two of them "high-five" each [...]	D
Carl's hair completely changes position (between shots) when he's talking to Quentin in his cabin at [...]	D
Although set in 1966, many of the songs in the soundtrack were released later in the 1960s. At least [...]	D
The Boat is sinking at a position given as 53 degrees 17 minutes North and 2 degrees 15 minutes East [...]	D
In one scene Quentin goes to young Karl's cabin to tell him his (Karl's) mother is coming on board t [...]	D
Although the film is set in 1966, they play Father and Son by Cat Stevens which was released in 1970 [...]	D
The Sony Headphones wore in this move are mid-'70s	D
During the Christmas dinner scene when Dave gives a toast to Carl, the camera cuts away to show Quen [...]	D
When Rhys Darby's character has been thrown off the boat to 'swim', there is the shadow of a camera [...]	D
When the camera shows the VU meters on the mixing control panel, the meter movement doesn't match th [...]	D
This movie's story takes place in 1966, but many of the records heard on the soundtrack were not rel [...]	D
When Quentin salutes his crew, The Count salutes him, and in the next shot The Count is raising his [...]	D

Dave: So tell us Mark, now at the very end - what [...]	D
Quentin: Thank you gentlemen, lady, strange bearde [...]	D
Minister Dormandy: No one likes it, apart from bli [...]	D
The Count: Here's a rather long record. I hope I'm [...]	D
Quentin: Gentlemen, I have some good news and some [...]	D
Dave: Walk this way. Simon: Don't walk that way! [...]	D
Gavin Cavanagh: Open your knees and feel the breez [...]	D
The Count: Gentlemen, I'd consider it an honor if [...]	D
[repeated line] The Count: I am The Count, and I' [...]	D
Angus: And the bride is blushing now as the groom [...]	D
Angus: 'How about it?' How about this? Try and fuc [...]	D
The Count: Arrhh, Jesus, I don't even like Simon! [...]	D
Gavin Cavanagh: Are you doing something dirty? Are [...]	D
The Count: You know, a few months ago, I made a te [...]	D
Simon: Remember folks, "It ain't simple bein' cool [...]	D
[repeated line] Minister Dormandy: Arse!	D
Angus: The way I look at it, the world couldn't su [...]	D
Simon: I think we're actually going to die. Thick [...]	D
Simon: I believe the technical term is a *fuckload [...]	D
Thick Kevin: It's type of bird, but it's wearing a [...]	D
Gavin Cavanagh: Now it's just you and me, and I'm [...]	D
Mark: So, how 'bout it then?	D
Angus: She likes the bearded man... Dave: With a [...]	D
Thick Kevin: I find alcohol rather sharpens my min [...]	D
Quentin: [to Angus] I can see your nuts, Nutsford.	D
The Count: To all our listeners, this is what I ha [...]	D
Thick Kevin: My theory is that you're here because [...]	D
Harold: [the crew has decided to stay on the ship [...]	D
Minister Dormandy: You see, that's the whole point [...]	D
Dave: Sure throwing him in is the best way to get [...]	D
Gavin Cavanagh: Think of me when you come.	D
Quentin: Your mother is dropping by to pay us a vi [...]	D
Quentin: So... expelled? 'Young' Carl: That's rig [...]	D
Quentin: The day has come. Tonight pirate radio di [...]	D
Simon: [to his bride, Elenore] Wow. You look like [...]	D
The Count: This was the deal: I asked all of you t [...]	D
Charlotte: Christ, what a dump! Quentin: I hoped [...]	D
Angus: Official sources word today sad to announce [...]	D
Minister Dormandy: [referring to Radio Rock] We ha [...]	D

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