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The Mouse on the Moon ()

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A tiny country persuades the Americans and Soviets that they're starting a space program, when they really just want some money for new plumbing.
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Grand Duchess Gloriana XIII
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Prime Minister Rupert Mountjoy
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Vincent Mountjoy
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Professor Kokintz
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Maurice Spender (as Terry Thomas)
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Cynthia
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British Delegate
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Bracewell - U.S. Delegate
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M.I.5. Man
Roddy McMillan ...
Benter
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Wendover
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British Aide
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Russian Delegate
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Bandleader
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Plumber
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Standard Bearer
Mario Fabrizi ...
Mario - the Valet
Jan Conrad ...
Russian Aide
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Von Neidel (as John Bluthall)
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U.S.A.F. General
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Russian Scientist
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Russian Air Force General
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Member of Whitehall Conference
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Member of Whitehall Conference
Gerald Andersen ...
Member of Whitehall Conference
Gordon Phillott ...
Civil Sergeant
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Countryman
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Wine Waiter
Rosemary Scott ...
Launching Lady
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Pilot
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News Announcer
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American Astronaut (as Edward Bishop)
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American Astronaut
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Russian Astronaut
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Russian Astronaut
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Self
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Beverly Bennett ...
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Paul Beradi ...
Ukraine Delegate (uncredited)
Ernest Blyth ...
Dignatory at Ship Launching (uncredited)
Michael Caspi ...
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Douglas Cooper ...
Fenwickian (uncredited)
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Victor Croxford ...
Valet (uncredited)
George Curtis ...
Councillor (uncredited)
Stringer Davis ...
1st Councillor (uncredited)
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Bit part (uncredited)
Lucy Griffiths ...
Lady-in-Waiting (uncredited)
Sandra Hampton ...
April (uncredited)
Robert Haynes ...
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Murray Kash ...
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Frederick Kelsey ...
Fenwickian (uncredited)
Bruce Lacey ...
Bandleader (uncredited)
Anthony Lang ...
Councillor (uncredited)
Frank Lieberman ...
American Civilian (uncredited)
Martin Lyder ...
Fenwickian (uncredited)
Jack Mandeville ...
Representative at United Nations (uncredited)
Coral Morphew ...
Peasant Girl (uncredited)
Carolyn Pertwee ...
June (uncredited)
Stuart Saunders ...
Sergeant (uncredited)
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American Journalist (uncredited)
George Spence ...
Man in Market (uncredited)
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Opposition MP (uncredited)
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Bird Seller (uncredited)

Directed by

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Richard Lester

Written by

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Leonard Wibberley ... (novel)
 
Michael Pertwee ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Walter Shenson ... producer

Music by

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Ron Grainer

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Wilkie Cooper ... director of photography

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Bill Lenny

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John Howell

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Anthony Mendleson

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George Blackler ... makeup artist
Stella Rivers ... hair stylist

Production Management

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R.E. Dearing ... production manager

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Ross MacKenzie ... assistant director (as Ross Mackenzie)

Art Department

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William Alexander ... assistant art director (as Bill Alexander)
Mickey Pugh ... props (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Bill Daniels ... sound recordist
Roy Hyde ... dubbing editor
Dudley Messenger ... sound recordist
Delia Derbyshire ... electronic sound (uncredited)
Graham V. Hartstone ... sound assistant (uncredited)
Charlie McFadden ... boom operator (uncredited)

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Kelvin Pike ... camera operator
Ray Andrew ... clapper loader (uncredited)

Animation Department

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Trevor Bond ... animator

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Laurel Staffell ... wardrobe (as Laurel Staffel)

Script and Continuity Department

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Eileen Head ... continuity

Additional Crew

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Maurice Binder ... title designer
Maureen Newman ... assistant production accountant (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

The sequel to The Mouse That Roared (1959), the tiny country of Grand Fenwick has a hot water problem in the castle. To get the money necessary to put in new plumbing, they request foreign aid from the U.S. for Space Research. The Russians then send aid, as well, to show that they too are for the internationalization of space. While the Grand Duke is dreaming of hot baths, their one scientist is slapping together a rocket. The U.S. and Soviets get wind of the impending launch and try to beat them to the moon. Written by John Vogel

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Taglines You'll roar at the further adventures of "The Mouse That Roared" See more »
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Also Known As
  • La souris sur la lune (France)
  • Un ratón en la luna (Spain)
  • Soarecele pe luna (Romania)
  • Мышь на Луне (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • El ratón en la luna (Mexico)
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  • 82 min
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Trivia Although other characters from The Mouse That Roared (1959) appeared (Prime Minister Rupert Mountjoy and his opposition leader Benter) David Kossoff (Kokintz) was the only principal cast member of The Mouse That Roared (1959) who returned to play the same role in this movie. See more »
Goofs At the beginning of the movie, as the guard falls, he is wearing a large fluffy black hat, commonly known as a busby, which then appears and disappears in each subsequent shot. See more »
Movie Connections Follows The Mouse That Roared (1959). See more »
Quotes Maurice Spender: I read your letter in the Times. Rushed over here post-haste.
Professor Kokintz: How nice.
Maurice Spender: I say. I'm extremely excited to see those Botherbinks.
Professor Kokintz: Botherbinks? Bobolinks.
Maurice Spender: No, that's what I said, didn't I? Bob... bob... bobolinks.
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