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]]> By: rkb https://centerforaninformedamerica.com/moondoggie-12/#comment-4041 Mon, 22 Jul 2019 17:58:26 +0000 http://centerforaninformedamerica.com/?p=1825#comment-4041 In 1965 Fritz Lang, along with his technical adviser Willy Ley, gave an interview which is very interesting, because, they make fun of Wernher von Braun and his vision. In my opinion it seems that Fritz Lang was hired by NASA to do some “work”. He was an experienced film director and he was certainly able to create a second “silent film”of a rocket ship that lands on the moon by courtesy of NASA.

Fritz Lang: ›Walt Disney once made a TV documentary on rocket ships, and asked me permission to insert my scene of the rocket launch. The launch scene used a small plastic model. Experts from Cape Kennedy asked me a few months ago to come for a talk on rocket ships, and they recognized me as their elder. During 1948, I tried to convince some major studios to make a film with rocket ships, a film of immediate future, in which rockets have not yet reached the moon. I didn’t manage to convince any of them, and I believe they had some regrets, much later, to have missed such a commercially certain idea.‹
Willy Ley: ›With today’s technology, we can go to the moons of Jupiter. Not in five or six years, but today.‹ –
Fritz Lang: ›Who said that?‹
Willy Ley: ›Wernher (von Braun) said it. I am 95 % certain about the rocket to Mars.‹
Fritz Lang: ›Put the television on, perhaps that news is already on.‹
Willy Ley: ›Not yet. In three months we’ll know.‹

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