2003 film Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl; a fictional HMS Dauntless is the "flagship of the Royal Navy"; HMS Interceptor – described as the "fastest vessel in the Navy" – is played by the replica ship Lady Washington). In later films Dauntless is replaced by Endeavour, the vessel that became a new flagship of the Royal Navy. Defiant (from 1962 Alec Guinness/Dirk Bogarde film HMS Defiant) and (from 1999 Ioan Gruffudd TV series Hornblower; HMS Indefatigable portrayed by replica frigate Grand Turk; Hotspur portrayed by Earl of Pembroke) Providence (from the 2011 film Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides; portrayed by replica ship HMS Surprise) (from 2003 Russell Crowe film Master and Commander; portrayed by replica ship HMS Surprise ) Travail (from the 1975 and 2015–2019 series Poldark) (from 1962 Kenneth Williams/Bernard Cribbins comedy film Carry On Jack) Fictional metal RN ships Pre-World War II The original 1920s edition of the H. P. Gibson naval board game Dover Patrol used a number of real RN ship names, but generally attached them to different ship classes. Thus the "Flagships" were H.M.S. and , and the "Super Dreadnoughts" were H.M.S. , , Canada and India, but few of these resembled the actual ships with the same names in the drawings used on the playing pieces. The "Dreadnoughts" were given all new 'County' names: H.M.S. Surrey, Middlesex, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and the "Battle Cruisers" had 'Town' names: H.M.S. , , , , and . "Light Cruisers" had animal names: , , , , , , and ; "Destroyers" had 'Bird' names: , , , , , Seagull, and ; and "Auxiliary Cruisers" were given insect names: , , Firefly, , , , Mosquito and . In the revised edition of the game published after World War II, the "Flagships" and "Vice Flagships" were unnamed, but all the other names shown above were retained, including the four wholly fictional county names given to the "Battleships" (reclassified from "Dreadnoughts"). ("third-class cruiser"); also "H M Battlecruiser " and "her attendant light cruiser " (from the 1931 novel Brown on Resolution by C. S. Forester) Clampherdown (from The Ballad of the "Clampherdown" by Rudyard Kipling (1892); satirising the s and ) Rutland and ("second-class cruiser" and "armoured cruiser" respectively, in the 1935 John Mills film Brown on Resolution; portrayed by , Destroyer Leader , and ) (an "ironclad torpedo ram" from