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The Glass Bottom Boat Overview:

The Glass Bottom Boat (1966) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Frank Tashlin and produced by Martin Melcher and Everett Freeman.

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On Blu-ray: Doris Day and Rod Taylor in The Glass Bottom Boat (1966)

By KC on May 14, 2019 From Classic Movies

I wrote this review days before the legendary Doris Day passed on. It is in a way a tribute to her charm and talent, because every word I've ever written about her has been a tribute. She was the living embodiment of sunshine and so phenomenally talented. Produced in the last decade of Doris Day&#8... Read full article

TV/Movie Set - The Glass Bottom Boat ( 1966 )

By The Metzinger Sisters on Aug 8, 2015 From Silver Scenes - A Blog for Classic Film Lovers

Spy fever was in full heat in the mid-1960s, what with the success of James Bond in the theatres and television shows such as Mission Impossible and The Man from UNCLE. It's no wonder then that even Doris Day was thrust into a spy adventure. In 1966 Universal Pictures cast her and Rod Taylor in a fi... Read full article

TV/Movie Set - The Glass Bottom Boat ( 1966 )

By The Metzinger Sisters on Aug 8, 2015 From Silver Scenes - A Blog for Classic Film Lovers

Spy fever was in full heat in the mid-1960s, what with the success of James Bond in the theatres and television shows such as Mission Impossible and The Man from UNCLE. It's no wonder then that even Doris Day was thrust into a spy adventure. In 1966 Universal Pictures cast her and Rod Taylor in a fi... Read full article

TV/Movie Set - The Glass Bottom Boat ( 1966 )

By The Metzinger Sisters on Aug 8, 2015 From Silver Scenes - A Blog for Classic Film Lovers

Spy fever was in full heat in the mid-1960s, what with the success of James Bond in the theatres and television shows such as Mission Impossible and The Man from UNCLE. It's no wonder then that even Doris Day was thrust into a spy adventure. In 1966 Universal Pictures cast her and Rod Taylor in a fi... Read full article

The Glass Bottom Boat (1966)

By Lindsey on Mar 26, 2012 From The Motion Pictures

The Glass Bottom Boat (1966): 4/5 Doris Day and Rod Taylor star in this space age romantic comedy. Taylor is Bruce Templeton, an aerospace researcher. Day is Jennifer Nelson, a part-time “mermaid” and NASA employee who catches Bruce’s eye. The two meet while she’s on the job ... Read full article

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The Glass Bottom Boat Quotes:

Jennifer Nelson: That sign over there, that says "No Fishing".
Bruce Templeton: I wasn't exactly fishing.
Jennifer Nelson: Then what were you doing?
Bruce Templeton: Maybe I was hunting for mermaids.
Jennifer Nelson: Mata Hari stops at nothing. Nothing comes between Mata Hari and what she wants.
Jennifer Nelson: Who are you? Who is he?
Julius Pritter: Your heel is in my ingrown.
Bruce Templeton: We never did get to introduce ourselves did we?
Jennifer Nelson: Well let's leave it that way, shall we?
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The Glass Bottom Boat Facts
Alice Pearce and George Tobias appear as a married couple. They were also husband and wife in Bewitched (1964).
Not only does Robert "Napoleon Solo" Vaughn cameo at the party, but there is a snatch of the "Man from U.N.C.L.E." theme heard on the soundtrack when Paul Lynde goes undercover in drag.
Robert Vaughn:  man at the party
The last picture of Alice Pearce, who passed away on March 3rd, 1966 of ovarian cancer at the age of 48 - just three months before "The Glass Bottom Boat" had its premiere.
The boat that was used in the film sank two miles off the coast of Zuma Beach in Los Angeles on 11 June 2006. "The Phoenix" was traveling from Newport Beach to San Francisco Bay where it was going to be used as a Cajun restaurant. The cause of the sinking was due to a two-by-six inch crack in the glass hull. All crew members were rescued.
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