WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif., July 21 /PRNewswire/ -- WHO: Buzz Aldrin (Astronaut, second man to walk on the Moon -- Apollo 11) Alan Bean (Astronaut, walked on Moon -- Apollo 12) Eugene Cernan (Astronaut, last man to walk on Moon -- Apollo 17) Charlie Duke (Astronaut, USAF Brigadier General, walked on Moon -- Apollo 16) Edgar Mitchell (Astronaut, walked on Moon -- Apollo 14) Harrison Schmitt (Astronaut, former Senator of New Mexico, last man who arrived on Moon -- Apollo 17) John Young (Astronaut, recipient/NASA Medal of Honor Award, walked on Moon -- Apollo 16, Shuttle Commander)Jeffrey Roth (film director WONDER OF IT ALL)WHAT: Theatrical film release commences 7/24/09 followed by Blu-ray, DVD, TV, On-Demand, Pay-per-view and InternetWHEN: commencing July 24th 2009WHERE: throughout the U.S.

A small, 4 billion-year-old moon rock collected by an astronaut during Apollo 17, the last manned mission to the Moon, provides evidence that the Moon once had a molten core that generated a magnetic field.

Going to the Moon? Don't forget your duct tape. Thirty-six years ago when Apollo 17 astronauts found themselves a quarter million miles from home with a damaged moonbuggy, a roll of "good old fashioned American gray tape" saved the day.

By Soren Andersen, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. Sep. 28--They're old men now. In their 70s, their hair mostly snowy (those who still have hair), their faces lined, they're 10 ancient mariners who have voyaged where only a handful of others have ever ventured.

They were young once, and brave. They were the Apollo astronauts, men who rode fiery rocket ships to the moon and back a lifetime ago. "In the Shadow of the Moon" is their story in their own words, the clear memories of 10 Americans now in their 70s who went beyond their wildest dreams, and ours.