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12 to the Moon (1960)
Landed on the moon, Capt. John Anderson and his fellow astronauts quickly find their mission threatened – first by the disappearance of two team members, then by a troubling interaction with aliens who appear to be living within the moon itself. The aliens have weapons that could plunge parts of Earth into another ice age, and they're aiming for the United States.
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Landed on the moon, Capt. John Anderson and his fellow astronauts quickly find their mission threatened – first by the disappearance of two team members, then by a troubling interaction with aliens who appear to be living within the moon itself. The aliens have weapons that could plunge parts of Earth into another ice age, and they're aiming for the United States.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Adventure
Written By:DeWitt Bodeen
In Theaters:6/10/1960
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures, Luna Productions Inc.
Cast
David Bradley
Director
Ken Clark
Capt. John Anderson
Muzaffer Tema
Dr. Selim Hamid
Michi Kobi
Dr. Hideko Murata
Tom Conway
Dr. Feodor Orloff
Anthony Dexter
Dr. Luis Vargas
Anna-Lisa
Dr. Sigrid Bomark
John Wengraf
Dr. Erich Heinrich
Robert Montgomery Jr.
Roddy Murdock
Phillip Baird
Dr. William Rochester
Richard Weber
Dr. David Ruskin
Roger Til
Dr. Etienne Martel
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