Los Angeles, CA – October 7, 2025 — The Eagle Obsession soared before a packed house during a special Hollywood preview at the Cinelounge on Sunset. The event drew a full crowd of industry insiders, creatives, and science-fiction legends eager to celebrate a film that honors the spirit of imagination that defined an era.

Among those in attendance were Barbara Bain, the 94-year-old star of Space: 1999; Doug Drexler, Oscar-winning designer and Star Trek visual effects artist; and Eugene Roddenberry, son of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. Their presence underscored the film’s deep roots in both real-world space exploration and visionary science fiction.

The audience responded enthusiastically, praising the film’s cinematic quality, optimistic tone, and unforgettable soundtrack. Bain herself was deeply moved, later sharing that she had “no idea what to expect” and was blown away by the finished film. Her emotional reaction prompted several spontaneous ovations from the crowd.

For director Jeffrey Morris, the evening was both a personal and professional milestone: a moment when years of work—linking Apollo’s legacy to the dreams that shaped a generation—connected with the very icons who inspired it.

As The Eagle Obsession continues its flight toward worldwide distribution, this Hollywood premiere affirmed what early viewers are already calling a landmark documentary—a cinematic love letter to hope, vision, and the future of human imagination.

Watch interview with Jeffrey Morris