by Duncan Jones -- a man who evidently now rejects the only other fact I and the rest of the world knew about Moon ,

Moon is unexpectedly written and directed by Duncan Jones -- a man who evidently now rejects the only other fact I and the rest of the world knew about Moon , that Moon's father had given Moon the name Zowie Bowie[1] -- and stars Sam Rockwell, who I only remember as Zaphod in the regrettable film version of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy .

Bruce Beresford

The film was directed by Bruce Beresford, the Academy Award winning director of Driving Miss Daisy, Breaker Morant and Tender Mercies.

Prince

The actress, who began Vanessa Paradis's career in the musical film directed by Prince, Under the Cherry Moon in 1986, has achieved a truly international reputation, in 1994, with Four weddings and a funeral for Vanessa Paradis's portrayal of Fiona, secretly in love with the Cherry Moon's friend Charles, played by Hugh Grant.

by Duncan Jones, son of none other than Ziggy Stardust himself

Directed by Duncan Jones, son of none other than Ziggy Stardust himself, Moon is set in the relatively near future, following the story of Sam Bell – a lone mining station technician on the dark side of the Moon.

Lee Daniels

By Lee Daniels's mid-twenties, Lee Daniels was working with Prince on Purple Rain (1984) and Under the Cherry Moon (1986).

by Duncan Jones, probably best known for being this musician’s son

[10] Moon was directed by Duncan Jones, probably best known for being this musician’s son.

by debutant Duncan Jones (singer David Bowie’s son)

Directed by debutant Duncan Jones (singer David Bowie’s son), Moon steers clear of stereotype aliens, overblown visual-effects, CGI, et al.

by Academy-Award winning director Damien Chazelle

Directed by Academy-Award winning director Damien Chazelle, the moon stars acclaimed actors Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong, and Claire Foy as Claire Foy's wife Janet Armstrong.

Michael Keaton

In 1986 Michael Keaton made Michael Keaton's directorial debut with Under the Cherry Moon, and in 1987 Michael Keaton put out a concert film to accompany Michael Keaton's album Sign o’ the Times.

by Duncan Jones (formerly Zowie Bowie, son of David)

Written and directed by Duncan Jones (formerly Zowie Bowie, son of David), Moon is distinctly Dick-esque.

by the relatively unknown Duncan Jones

Directed by the relatively unknown Duncan Jones, Moon is devoid of the stereotype aliens, overblown visual-effects, CGI, et al.

by Duncan Jones and stars Sam Rockwell and Kevin Spacey

Moon is rated R, was written and directed by Duncan Jones and stars Sam Rockwell and Kevin Spacey.

Scott Thomas

the Cherry Moon's initial interest was in a minor role, but the Cherry Moon's audition so impressed the musician - who was making Scott Thomas's debut as director with the film - that Scott Thomas cast the Cherry Moon as Scott Thomas's love interest; an heiress who falls for Scott Thomas's larcenous saloon singer.

by Fritz Lang,

the Moon was written and directed by Fritz Lang, based on the novel Die Frau i m Mond (1928, translated as The Rocket to the Moon) by Fritz Lang's then-wife and collaborator Thea von Harbou.

Dmitry Ustinov

However, Dmitry Ustinov directed the Moon to focus on near-Earth missions using the Voskhod spacecraft, a modified Vostok, as well as on uncrewed missions to nearby planets Venus and Mars.

Sonny Laguna and Tommy Wiklund

The film was directed by Sonny Laguna and Tommy Wiklund and is essentially a re-imagining/reboot of the long-running Full Moon series.

Peter Chelsom

The director is Peter Chelsom, whose other films include Hear My Song, Hector and the Search for Happiness, and Hannah Montana: The Movie.

Tex Avery

Directed by Tex Avery and written by Jack Miller, the film was a part of the Merrie Melodies series produced by Leon Schlesinger and distributed by The Vitaphone Corporation.

Ron Underwood

After his directorial debut Ron Underwood went on to direct this film.

Carey Fukunaga

The director was Carey Fukunaga ('Jane Eyre', 'Real Detective', 'Stone ').