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Give Us the Moon is a 1944 British comedy film directed and written by Val Guest and starring Vic Oliver, Margaret Lockwood and Peter Graves. Lockwood had just become a star with The Man in Grey and did the film because she did not want to be typecast as a villainess.
- Val Guest
- Edward Black
About This Game. Deliver Us The Moon is a Sci-Fi thriller set in an apocalyptic near future where Earth's natural resources are depleted. In an effort to solve the energy crisis, global powers created the World Space Agency and secured a promising new source of energy on the moon.
- (5.7K)
- Wired Productions
- KeokeN Interactive
- Oct 10, 2019
Deliver Us The Moon Walkthrough: 1: Walkthrough overview 2: General hints and tips; 3: Fesenkov Launch Site; 4: Pearson Spacestation; 5: Copernicus Moonhub; 6: Copernicus Outpost; 7:...
Give Us the Moon: Directed by Val Guest. With Margaret Lockwood, Vic Oliver, Peter Graves, Roland Culver. A young man falls in with a society whose principle is a complete disregard for work, and chaos ensues when the society decides to help run the hotel of his father.
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- Comedy, Romance, Sci-Fi
- Val Guest
- 1944-07-31
Deliver Us the Moon was marketed as a science fiction thriller set in an apocalyptic near future; the game follows a lone astronaut who is sent to the moon on a mission to avert humanity's fate towards extinction after Earth's natural resources have been depleted.
- KeokeN Interactive
- Platform
Summaries. A young man falls in with a society whose principle is a complete disregard for work, and chaos ensues when the society decides to help run the hotel of his father. In Britain after the end of WWII, it is a time of general euphoria at having won the war, with full employment and general happiness for all (or nearly all).
GIVE US THE MOON (1944) Directed by Val Guest. Starring Margaret Lockwood, Vic Oliver and Peter Graves and with a fourteen-years-old Jean Simmons, snapped directly from a dance school for her feature debut. Concerning a secret society of 'WHITE ELEPHANTS' in London.
