The estuary sequence in Steven Spielberg’s shark classic Jaws is the point of no return for both Brody and Mayor Vaughn; making it the most important shark attack in the movie.
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Amity Island’s Police Chief Martin Brody knows he’s a fish out of water but desperately needs to prove to himself, that he can and will be able to deal with the danger the island resident are faced with.
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Jaws, much like its toothy lead did in the waters off Amity Island, has staked a claim on our subconscious. So what are these other different elements of fear in what we’re sure you’ll agree is, THE GREATEST MOVIE EVER MADE?
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Jaws director Steven Spielberg's 1981 interview with Dick Cavett reveals how the first on-location test of ‘Bruce’ the shark was a “total disaster” that could have easily ended production.
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With only 4 minutes of screen time, the shark in Jaws is one of the greatest examples of less is more. But when do we get our first proper look at the shark?
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It’s truly fascinating to see an actor of Robert Shaw’s calibre bringing something he did nearly two decades prior to a new role, reinventing it to create a classic moment in cinema.
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Peter Benchley, the author of Jaws, has a cameo in the Steven Spielberg film. He also cameoed in these other adaptations of his work.
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How do you make a good shark movie? After almost 50 years Jaws is still the apex shark film, we look at shark films to discover what ingredients you need to make a great (white) shark film
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