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NASA is a promotional short film from 1966, hosted by Doris Day. It details NASA's involvement in the production of The Glass Bottom Boat, providing a unique glimpse into the collaboration between film and space exploration.
This short is relatively rare, often overlooked in the broader landscape of '60s cinema. It’s mostly found in niche collections or special features on releases related to The Glass Bottom Boat. Interest among collectors seems to be growing, especially due to the unique blend of space history and early Hollywood promotional techniques. Overall, it’s a fascinating piece for those who appreciate both Doris Day and the cultural context of NASA's prominence during that time.
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NASA is a promotional short film from 1966 that details NASA's participation in the production of The Glass Bottom Boat.
The director of NASA (1966) is not provided in the supplied data.
Doris Day is the top cast member in NASA (1966).
NASA was produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
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