| The Mouse That Roared | |||||
| Columbia Pictures Corporation (1959) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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#1752 |
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| Peter Sellers | Grand Duchess Gloriana XII | |
| Jean Seberg | Helen Kokintz | |
| William Hartnell | Will Buckley | |
| David Kossoff | Doctor Alfred Kokintz | |
| Leo McKern | Benter | |
| MacDonald Parke | General Snippet | |
| Austin Willis | United States Secretary of Defense | |
| Timothy Bateson | Roger | |
| Monte Landis | Cobbley | |
| Alan Gifford | Air Raid Warden | |
| Colin Gordon | BBC Announcer | |
| Harold Kasket | Pedro | |
| Wally Brown | Air Raid Warden | |
| Jacques Cey | Ticket Collector | |
| Charles Clay | British Ambassador | |
| Henry De Bray | French Ambassador | |
| Guy Deghy | Soviet Ambassador | |
| Eve Eden | Spectator | |
| Bill Edwards | Army Captain | |
| Mabel Etherington | Ada - Lady in Waiting |
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| Producer |
Jon Penington
Walter Shenson |
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| Writer |
Roger MacDougall
Stanley Mann Leonard Wibberley |
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| Cinematography |
John Wilcox
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| Musician |
Edwin Astley
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The Duchy of Grand Fenwick decides that the only way to get out of their economic woes is to declare war on the United States, lose and accept foreign aid. They send an invasion force (in chain mail, armed with bows and arrows) to New York and they arrive during a nuclear drill that has cleared the streets. |
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