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Icarus Montgolfier Wright – Ray Bradbury
Posted by on July 1, 2012
On the eve of the first flight to the moon, an astronaut ponders his ordinary-sounding name.
Released in 1962, it was set in the near future – August 22nd, 1970 – which ended up being about a year from when man actually landed on the moon.
From Format Films, 1962. Illustrations by Joe Mugnaini, voices by James Whitmore and Ross Martin.
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