Richard Curtis

Richard Curtis

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The Profile

Richard Curtis is a British screenwriter and director known for popular comedies and romantic comedies such as Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill and Love Actually. He wrote and directed the 2009 film I Love Radio Rock.

Curtis is publicly credited as the writer/director of the 2009 film I Love Radio Rock (also released as The Boat That Rocked / Pirate Radio in some territories) and is widely known for his work in British comedy and romantic comedies.

Two DeBaser reviews celebrate Richard Curtis's 2009 film I Love Radio Rock for its energetic comedy, large-hearted characters and outstanding soundtrack. Reviewers praise performances (notably Philip Seymour Hoffman) and Curtis's gift for comic scenes. The film is positioned as a love letter to pirate radio and 1960s youth culture.

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❝ It may not be a landmark, but it is a great comedy, indeed, and for how it was acted and the soundtrack chosen, it deserves, from my point of view, the 7 euros requested.