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2025 marks the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s screen adaptation of Peter Benchley’s novel ‘JAWS’. For half a century, JAWS has been frightening and fascinating people around the World and this year we celebrate this seminal moment in movie history and hope you join us for the journey. To keep up to date on all things ‘JAWS 50’, visit our JAWS 50th anniversary webpage and subscribe to our mailing list. We drink to your legs.
The Daily Jaws 50th Anniversary Interview Series
The Daily Jaws is thrilled to announce the JAWS 50th anniversary interview series. Exploring the legacy of JAWS through incredible conversations with famous fans, shark experts, filmmakers, those who made the movie and more.
The anniversary may be over, but the celebrations have only just begun. Happy birthday JAWS!
New episodes every Chewsday and Thursday
The Daily Jaws 50th Anniversary Collection is available now!
The Daily Jaws is very proud and excited to announce our 50th Anniversary Collection! Our most ambitous launch ever sees 6 JAWSome new products added to our incredible range.
From Heartbreak to Hope: The Murray Parish Trust Rebrands to 'Imagine This' to Transform Mental Health Support for Seriously Ill Children and Their Families Across the UK
JAWS superfan and SFX maestro Greg Nicotero unveils ‘Guts & Glory’: a horror-infused competition series debuting on shudder this september
Differences between the nuclear and mitochondrial DNA of white sharks—once attributed to their migration habits—are now thought to stem from a completely different, still-unknown cause.
In one of the most recognisable viral moments in Jaws fan history, a photo of a baby in a handcrafted “Jaws crib” took the internet by storm. Ten years later, Ross sits down with the stars of that photo — Mikey (the original Jaws Baby), his dad Mark, and crib creator/uncle Joe — to hear the full story behind the image that captured the imagination of fans worldwide.
In this special 50th anniversary episode of The Daily Jaws podcast, Ross Williams sits down with acclaimed novelist and screenwriter Joe Hill (The Black Phone, Horns) to dive deep into his lifelong love of Jaws.
Among the most fascinating voices is Cal Acord — the man who operated 'Bruce', the mechanical shark that terrified audiences around the globe.
In this 50th anniversary special of The Daily Jaws Podcast, Ross Williams is joined by Dan Murrell — four-time Emmy-nominated producer of Honest Trailers, former Screen Junkies member.
The Daily Jaws sits down with legendary special effects technician Cal Acord, one of the original behind-the-scenes heroes who helped bring Bruce the mechanical shark to life.
Jaws gave rise to a completely new genre, the summer blockbuster, implying a high-anticipated, large-budget product that dominates screens and brings maximum profits.
Here is what writers, filmmakers, and creatives can learn from JAWS, a film that still grips viewers five decades on.
What are the hidden messages viewers might not have noticed when watching “Jaws?”
Rock drumming legend Charlie Benante, best known for his work with Anthrax and currently touring with Pantera, to explore his lifelong obsession with Jaws.
A longtime friend of The Daily Jaws and a devoted fan of the film, Jim talks about watching Jaws on a bootleg VHS as a child and why it’s remained the gold standard in storytelling ever since.
Did Quint’s bat in JAWS belong to dead USS Indianapolis sailor? Ian Shaw thinks so
A lifelong devotee of Spielberg’s shark epic, DJ Suss One reflects on how Jaws has stayed with him from childhood to today... especially whenever he falls off a jet ski.
June, 2025, I’m standing next to the Chappy Ferry driveway in Edgartown. I’m on Martha’s Vineyard. I’m on Amity Island. I’m overwhelmed. I’m close to 40.
‘Faecal Beast’ is a new short comedy film about gentrification and constipation on the London canals.
The panel was a heartfelt fandom salute to “JAWS”; which has survived the test of a half century to become, in the words of critic Leonard Maltin, “the greatest movie of all time.”
Back in 2008, a few close friends came together over three weekends to shoot what we hoped would be the ultimate love letter to Jaws.
The original animatronic shark’s unmistakable bug-eyed gaze is headed for auction, and collectors will need a shark-sized stack of cash to snag it.