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‘Jaws’ made people fear sharks. 50 years later, can it help save them?
After 450 million years of evolutionary history, shark populations are collapsing, and more than a third of shark species and their relatives face extinction. Now scientists are trying to use the lure of “Jaws” to advance shark conservation efforts.
No, the movie Jaws is not a true story, and neither is Benchley's novel, which was the basis of the film.
Spielberg wanted to direct the film Lucky Lady instead of Jaws. Studio head (and Spielberg’s mentor) Sid Sheinberg “ordered” ...
Amid a feeding frenzy of interest in the 50-year movie milestone, the island is celebrating and educating on all things ...
Between the swingin' bed-hopping, its sweaty disco vibe, and the presence of a third-tier star in Priscilla Barnes (future ...
When the film premiered 50 years ago, movie reviewers hailed Steven Spielberg’s work as a masterpiece — most of the time.
The image of the rising shark came from the cover of the novel's paperback edition, illustrated by Roger Kastel. For his painting, Kastel went to the American Museum of Natural History to photograph a ...
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Jaws altered exhibition and distribution patterns, creating a blockbuster mentality that, with the release of Star Wars in ...
Jaws” turns 50 this week, and its legacy of the summer movie blockbuster remains strong. The titles that have packed the most ...
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