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History Channel on board for MOON SHOT drama

History Channel has been confirmed as the US partners for the major drama special, MOON SHOT. Head of Creative Content at Dangerous, Richard Dale, said, “The Apollo 11 moon landing is one of America’s greatest triumphs. It is thrilling therefore to have an American partner on board. The History Channel with its excellent reputation in dealing with recent historical events is a perfect home for this project.”

“The History Channel is delighted to join Dangerous on this exciting project celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing”, said Susan Werbe, Vice President, Programming, The History Channel. “In 1969, the whole world watched this dramatic and courageous feat. In 2009, we expect the world to watch again as we dazzle viewers with newly enhanced HD images and enlighten viewers as to the inside story of MOON SHOT.”

Mike Kemp, Dangerous’ Managing Director, added: “It has been our ambition to partner with History Channel for a long time. It is great news that MOON SHOT has provided the opportunity to bring together our two respected factual brands.”

The special is currently in pre-production, and will shoot in 2008.

For more information, visit the programme page.




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