Did Universal International ever produce a move in the 50’s called The Race To Space?
I have a vintage movie poster from the 1950’s and I can tell the poster is really old, yet I can not find any information on this movie production company making this movie.
“The Race for Space” is a 1959 documentary film directed by David Wolper and produced by Wolper Productions. See first source under Top five credits.
It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
See third source for the short history of “Universal-International.”
Universal International/Cinemascope Productions
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