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* [[DD079]]: "Cilla, Mouse on Moon, | * [[DD079]]: "Cilla, Mouse on Moon, Ziwzih" | ||
* [[DD182]]: "Palmolive, Mouse on the Moon (copy)" | * [[DD182]]: "Palmolive, Mouse on the Moon (copy)" | ||
* I am told that the film is available on [http://cinemageddon.net cinemageddon]<ref>Personal communication.</ref> | * I am told that the film is available on [http://cinemageddon.net cinemageddon]<ref>Personal communication.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 14:42, 8 November 2026
Mouse on the Moon is a 1963 sci-fi comedy film with music by Delia's friend Ron Grainer, in which "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."[1]
Tracks
1:10:27-58 and 1:12:37-58 A ship flying through space
1:15:53-1:16:45 On the moon
The credits only say "Music: Ron Grainer".
Makeup
A sample from the Attic tapes is included in the radio documentary The Essay, for the On The Moon track.
Availability
- DD079: "Cilla, Mouse on Moon, Ziwzih"
- DD182: "Palmolive, Mouse on the Moon (copy)"
- I am told that the film is available on cinemageddon[2]
- It is on YouTube
- There is also a torrent
References
- ↑ The Mouse on the Moon on imdb.com
- ↑ Personal communication.
