Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command
"The Valour and the Horror"
Originally released in 1992. Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command is a documentary/war film. directed by Brian McKenna.
Starring Terence McKenna, Graeme Campbell, and Nicholas Shields
Synopsis
A documentary that uses dramatizations based on fact to tell the story of Canadian air crew in Canadian bomber squadrons under British command during World War II. Posits Royal Air Force Bomber Command "deliberately hid the truth" about RAF bomber crew survival rates, concealed plans about deliberately annihilating civilians, and betrayed the trust of Canadian military airmen. Part of "The Valour and the Horror" mini-series.
Quick Facts
Release Date
January 19, 1992
34 years ago
Runtime
1h 44m
104 minutes total
User Rating
1.0/10
Mixed (1 votes)
Language
English
Original language
Director
Top Cast
Terence McKenna
as Narrator
Graeme Campbell
as Sir Arthur Harris
Nicholas Shields
as Jim Moffat
Janne Mortil
as Mary Moore 'Bubbles'
Andrew Gillies
as Freeman Dyson
Duncan Ollerenshaw
as Joseph Corbally
J. H. Wyman
as Lloyd Smith
Billy Parrott
as William Paul Soeder
Jonathan Wilson
as James Morrison
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- EN
Production Companies
- CBC
- ONF | NFB
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command about?
A documentary that uses dramatizations based on fact to tell the story of Canadian air crew in Canadian bomber squadrons under British command during World War II. Posits Royal Air Force Bomber Co...
Who directed Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command?
Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command was directed by Brian McKenna.
How long is Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command?
Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command has a runtime of 1 hours and 44 minutes (104 minutes total).
When was Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command released?
Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command was released on January 19, 1992 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command?
The main cast of Death by Moonlight: Bomber Command includes Terence McKenna, Graeme Campbell, Nicholas Shields, Janne Mortil, Andrew Gillies.