The Mouse on the Moon
Sequel to The Mouse that Roared: In the diminutive nation of Grand Fenwick, the castle faces a hot-water shortage. To secure funds for a new plumbing system, they seek foreign aid from the United States for Space Research. The Russians offer support as well, demonstrating their interest in the internationalization of space. While the Grand Duke dreams of luxurious baths, their sole scientist cobbles together a rocket. The United States and the Soviet Union learn of the impending launch and race to reach the Moon first.
Director(s)
Eileen Head
Ross MacKenzie
Richard Lester
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The Mouse on the Moon FAQs
The directors of The Mouse on the Moon are Eileen Head, Ross MacKenzie, and Richard Lester.
The cast of The Mouse on the Moon includes Laurence Herder as Russian Astronaut, Ed Bishop as American Astronaut (as Edward Bishop), Robin Bailey as Member of Whitehall Conference, Fred Wood as Bird Seller (Uncredited), Stuart Saunders as Sergeant (Uncredited), Martin Lyder as Fenwickian (Uncredited), Richard Marner as Russian Air Force General, John Le Mesurier as British Delegate, Graham Stark as Standard Bearer, John Bluthal as Von Neidel (as John Bluthall), George Chisholm as Wine Waiter, David Kossoff as Professor Kokintz, and more.
The duration of The Mouse on the Moon is 1h 25 mins.
Yes. You can watch the The Mouse on the Moon trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
The Mouse on the Moon was released on 07 May 1963.
The Mouse on the Moon is listed under Comedy and Science Fiction on Fanbiz.
