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"From the Earth to the Moon" Galileo Was Right (1998)



Overview

User Rating:
8.5/10   14 votes
Director:
Writers:
Andrew Chaikin (book)
Jeffrey Alan Fiskin (written by) ...
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Original Air Date:
3 May 1998 (Season 1, Episode 10)
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Cast

  (Episode Cast overview, first billed only)

Tom Hanks ... Himself - Host

Tom Amandes ... Jack Schmitt

John Aylward ... Dr. Ray Pemberton
Barry Bell ... Rocco Petrone
David Clyde Carr ... Gerry Griffin

David Clennon ... Lee Silver

Brett Cullen ... Dave Scott
Keith Flippen ... Jason

Joe Inscoe ... Chester Lee

Marc Macaulay ... Karl Heinze (as Marc Macauley)

Doug McKeon ... Joe Allen

Tim Parati ... Blaisdell

Michael Raynor ... Al Worden
Arland Russell ... Geology Professor

Nick Searcy ... Deke Slayton
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Additional Details

Runtime:
53 min
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Aspect Ratio:
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Sound Mix:
Certification:
Australia:M (video rating)

Fun Stuff

Goofs:
Continuity: In "The Thing We Came For", astronaut Dave Scott tests the Galileo theory of dropped objects in a vacuum falling at the same rate (in this case, a hammer and feather) and landing at the same time. In the studio shots of the moon, actor Brett Cullen holds the hammer with the head pointed skyward. The actual footage then show Scott dropping the objects shown with the hammer head on the bottom. more
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