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In the Shadow of the Moon ()


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The crew members of NASA's Apollo missions tell their story in their own words.

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Alan Bean ...
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Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
William Anders ...
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Stephen Armstrong ...
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Viola Armstrong ...
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Harry Kramer ...
Self - CBS Announcer (uncredited) (archiveSound)
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Sam Rayburn ...
Self - in Congress, beside Vice President Lyndon Johnson (uncredited) (archiveFootage)

Directed by

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David Sington

Produced by

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Simon Andreae ... executive producer
John Battsek ... executive producer
Belinda Blacklock ... Passion Pictures Producer
Louisa Bolch ... executive producer
W. Clark Bunting ... executive producer: Discovery Films
Gareth Cadwallader ... executive producer: DOX Productions Limited
Duncan Copp ... producer
Richard Dale ... executive producer
Julie Goldman ... executive producer
Jeff Hasler ... executive producer: Discovery Channel
Sarah Kinsella ... associate producer
Richard Life ... executive producer: Channel Four International
David McNab ... executive producer: DOX
Andrea Meditch ... executive producer: Discovery Films
Hamish Mykura ... executive producer
Nancy Neville ... executive producer: DOX Productions
Pamela Neville-Sington ... executive producer: DOX Productions Limited
Christopher Riley ... co-producer
Jane Root ... executive producer: Discovery Channel
Jonathan Scherer ... executive producer: DOX Productions Limited

Music by

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Philip Sheppard

Cinematography by

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Clive North

Editing by

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David Fairhead

Editorial Department

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Des Murray ... on-line editor
Tim O'Brien ... colorist
Gareth Spensley ... colorist
Kristian Whitlock ... assistant editor
Justine Wright ... consulting editor
Andrew Dearnley ... digital film supervisor (uncredited)

Production Management

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Caroline Duncan ... post-production supervisor
Selina Kay ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Christopher Riley ... assistant director

Art Department

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Natasha Rand ... art director: titles, Passion Pictures

Sound Department

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Steve Cookman ... dubbing mixer
Mike Dowson ... sound re-recordist: Shepperton Studios
Robin Green ... sound designer
Kevin Meredith ... sound recordist
James Seddon ... dolby consultant

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Gareth Edwards ... digital rostrum

Animation Department

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Belinda Blacklock ... animated titles producer

Music Department

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Roberto Borzoni ... music co-producer
Peter Gregson ... music assistant
Rob Johnston ... choir director: RSVP Voices
Belinda Mikhail ... musician: piano solo
Richard Nelson ... musician contractor: Cool Music
R.S.V.P. Voices ... musicians: choir (as RSVP VOICES)
Philip Sheppard ... music producer / musician: cello solo
Matthew Ward ... violin solo
Andrew Watkinson ... orchestra leader
Roger Linley ... musician: double bass (uncredited)
Steve Mair ... musician: double bass (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Benny Cheney ... public affairs: NASA
Gayle Frere ... public affairs: NASA
Herbert Golder ... archival researcher: Vietnam
Ron Howard ... presenter
Patrick J. Matthews ... digital film transfer: HD Studios (as Patrick Matthews)
Margaret Persinger ... public affairs: NASA
Jeff Sanders ... legal services
Mike Saunders ... technical advisor: Molinare
John Stoll ... public affairs: NASA
Charles Welch ... public affairs: NASA
Gregory Wiseman ... public affairs: NASA
David Youngman ... public affairs: NASA

Thanks

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Christian Gelzer ... thanks
Michael Gorn ... thanks
Freida Johnson ... thanks
Eric Jones ... thanks
Theo Kamecke ... thanks
Dave Scott ... special thanks
Dave Woods ... thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

In the 1960s, US President John F Kennedy proposed landing a man on the moon before the decade was finished. This film has interviews with most of the surviving astronauts of the Apollo program who were making ready to make that great voyage with an army of experts determined to make the endeavor possible. Through training, tragedy and triumph, we follow the greatest moments of one of Humanity's great achievements. Written by Kenneth Chisholm (kchishol@rogers.com)

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Taglines Remember when the whole world looked up See more »
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Additional Details

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Also Known As
  • The Moon (Japan, English title)
  • Dans l'ombre de la lune (France)
  • Im Schatten des Mondes (Germany)
  • ザ・ムーン (Japan, Japanese title)
  • Na Sombra da Lua (Brazil)
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Runtime
  • 100 min
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Box Office

Budget $2,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Of all the astronauts who appeared in the film, only Buzz Aldrin demanded to be paid. See more »
Goofs The 1202 alarm was not a programming error in the Apollo Guidance Computer, but rather a hardware design bug, already documented by Apollo 5 engineers. Since the 1202 alarm had occurred only once during testing, NASA decided to go with the radar hardware with known problems instead of using untested newer alternatives with unknown problems. See more »
Movie Connections Alternate-language version of Im Schatten des Mondes (2009). See more »
Quotes Charlie Duke: My father was born shortly after the Wright Brothers. He could barely believe that I went to the Moon. But my son, Tom, was five. And he didn't think it was any big deal.
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