'In The Teeth of JAWS '(BBC making-of documentary, 1997)
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- 'In The Teeth Of Jaws' was first broadcast on UK television on BBC 2 in 1997.
Featuring interviews with all the key players (still alive), this is the complete story of the making of JAWS. From the idea for the writing of the novel to the completed film and subsequent success and ongoing legacy of the phenomenon that is JAWS.
Featuring:
Roy Scheider (actor - Martin Brody)
Richard Dreyfuss (actor - Matt Hooper)
Lorraine Gary (Ellen Brody)
Steven Spielberg (director)
Peter Benchley (novelist / screenwriter / actor - reporter)
Carl Gottlieb (screenwriter / actor - Harry Meadows)
Susan Backlinie (actor / stunts - Chrissy)
Craig Kingsbury (actor - Ben Gardner)
Shari Rhodes (casting director)
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After 46 years, still the best film ever.
I read the Peter Benchley book JAWS before seeing the movie and after 46 years this is still one of the most memorable films 🎥.
A timeless classic definitely lightening in a bottle
Absolutely 👍🏻
I would say yes at the theater first time
It belongs in the same category with Godfather, Star Wars, Raiders Of the lost Ark and Shawshank Redemption. Classics!
Still one of the best films ever made
This was my favorite movie of all time I seen it 14 times in the movie theater.now my favorite is Casino
Got that right please no remake(stop doing remakes of anything for that matter) it would just suck so bad you can't recapture the camp of it now it would be all CGI and I hate CGI and green screen.
It's a classic and will always be 1 of my favorite movies of all time 🙏
@@daviddoyle8956 A remake of Jaws would be absurd its just 1 of those once in a lifetime movies that created magic that can never be recaptured in any way shape or form.
@@stevenhernandez2897 I never said anything about making a remake. In fact I hate remakes Jaws should be left alone. I also love the old campy movies
It blew this 11 Y-O away in '75. And it's still top of my list in '21
Same here. I was 11 also seeing Jaws with my big sister and her boyfriend. To bad they don't make movies like that anymore. The 70s was the best decade for that.
I was always fascinated with the making of the movie Jaws
Same.its Incredible what these guys went through and did together.all the screw ups, budget,anxiety,conditions,on the fly script, last minutes story changes, the coincidences(Ron and valery Taylor recording the shark attacking the cage)causing Hooper to end up living. Man just too many things, the making of is just as great if not better than the movie itself.
Yes, and in JAWS 2 I got interested in boats lol 😂 and I still don't go out far in the water, and I live in Europe. Our biggest shark is the basking shark and we sometimes have blue sharks, hammerheads n makos
Watch the dvd one from 2001 really interesting
Greatest movie of all time.
One of those movies that if you come across it while you're scrolling through the TV channels you stop and just have to watch no matter what part its at...at least for a little while
so true man!!! You described it well,only a selected few flicks have this power to capture you,even though you've seen it many times before...
This movie changed how i saw the ocean forever as a kid. When you're small you do not think about all of the living creatures swimming in the ocean around you...as an adult i have huge respect for the ocean and all of it's inhabitants...and am still fascinated by the ocean to this day.
What a cast , Robert shaw was incredible & they kept his brilliant speech in about the bomb being delivered which is based on true events
I could watch it a million times never gets old one time I watched it and saw a shooting star in the background ! Richard Dreyfus is such a cutie too
I saw jaws with my cousin when it first came out and turning 64 soon and still watching jaws till this day and I must say jaws will always be my favorite movie.
A film that became a legend. One of my most re watched movies.
Susan Backlinie (Christie Watkins) was never injured during her death scene in the beginning of the film.
This is an urban legend.
I watch Jaws every time its on. Seeing this movie as a kid scared the crap out of me. My family would rent a place off cape cod and I would sail a small sunfish sailboat untill I saw this movie. LOL..
I was 7 years old when I watched it.
After I thought the damn thing was under my bed. 😂
Me too! I was about the same age and used to think it was under my bed or inside the closet 😂
The music got me lol,I was 10’when I went to see it in the theater and I was scared shitless
@@BullseyeForever24 as Spielberg said, "I believe if it wasn't for that music score, the movie would have been average".
Daa daan, daaa daan, da da da da da daa daan.
Every swimming pool I have ever been in since watching JAWS, I've thought there could be a Great White in there
@@bsaunders5271 😂
The making of is just as great if not better than the film itself. Such an incredible story.
When I went to see this film at the theatre in Australia, I went with a friend, he was an army man. Sitting there I looked when the girl got attacked first and I thought he was going red and nearly passed out in the chair. When the head came out of the boat when Hooper pulled the tooth , my friend was under his seat! This is one of the greatest ( and scariest) films ever made and cast !
Thank you for this. One of my top 5 favourite movies of all time. Along with Halloween (1978), The Thing (1982), The Shining (1980) and The Evil Dead (1981).
Yes everyone remembers watching 'Jaws' for the first time. A true masterpiece, perfection.
Please no remakes, reboots, prequels whatever they try to pass off, these awful carbon copies from.
The one where Brody’s wife was sure “jaws” was out to get her family lol 😂
@@bearbear4030
The 4th instalment of the franchise.
Nothing compares to the the classic, original movie, nothing will.
What was the point of 'Psycho (2020')?
I will maybe go and watch 'Freaks (1932)'
A dooming cash in franchise films to follow. A trend of the times: Texas Chainsaw, Psycho, Halloween, Friday 13th,Amytiville etc
We have the exact same movie tastes 🙂
Steven the best director in the world👑
Proud of our British actor late Robert Shaw
Quint is my favorite character in this film. Even as a kid when I first watched it 40 years ago.
Plus he added the talk about the bomb delivery with men killed by sharks which is based on true events , it wasn’t in the script , yet he just improvised the scene & it’s the best part
@@elliemccarthy3487 yes he did.
The USS Indianapolis?
@@elliemccarthy3487 USS Indianapolis you are talking about that???
I love this movie not only for itself but for the making of it which to me is one of the finest examples of movie magic and "univer's synchronicities" (even all it's problems) working together to create a piece of pop culture that lasts forever
Peter Benchley is right when he said kids who watched this movie were inspired to become marine biologist. I was one of those kids. The summer of 88 is when I first watched Jaws and asked my mom to take me to the library so I could read books on sharks! I read all summer long and did end up going to college for a minor in marine biology!
Good for you. I was mad about sharks in the late 70s and 1980s too but sadly I didn't get to be a marine biologist. Im glad for you that you did 👍.
Spielberg' knows how to make a movie l was eleven years old that summer l remember how big it was l wasn't allowed to see it ( parents) so when l finally saw it ten years later l was hooked l could watch it a hundred times in a row they should run it on the big screen again great movie really stands the test of time
Mixed feelings about the novel yet LOVE the film one of the best ever made ...
The characters in the book are all horrible. You don't care about any of them. Hooper is a jerk. Quint is completely crazy and Brody is useless. The movie changed all of that. The kernel of the story in the novel is amazing. The shark hunt is fabulously written but the characters have nothing likeable about them.
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I agree. I also feel the same way about the book Dracula. The idea is great but the characters and the padding are mediocre. Dracula has a good beginning and decent, if rushed, end but the middle of it (i. e the majority of it) is tedious, it drags on and is overly melodramatic.
It isn’t that different, I preferred that Hooper got eaten in the book and Brody shot his lifeless body. What a scene that might have been! Quint’s death in the book is possibly better? And I sure as hell think they should have gone back to port without Hooper and sailed again with only the Chief and Quint as written. As for the affair, hmm unsure. With the omission of the Mafia, we still have a feel of it with the town council anyways!
I never get tired of watching this movie it’s my most favorite movie ever 💙💙💙🦈🦈🦈🦈
Brilliant cast! Great movie! Well done!
I am a security guard for motion pictures, tv shows, movies, commercials, and music videos.
This August 16, 2021, marks five years doing so.
But! I wish I was a security guard when Jaws was in production! Oh! How I would have wanted to guard then!
July 26 1974, I turned sixteen. I think the filming of Jaws began in August 1974. I was too young to enter the work force then.
Started in may of 74
Such a great film.. In my Top ten of all time
I have never seen a movie documentary that is so incredibly specific of how it was made and it's impact. Absolutely attention grabbing. I was glued watching this. Found this by accident. Have seen this film many times. Have the same reactions mentioned. Thanks utube.
Fairly sure I still have this on VHS somewhere!
I’m looking at my original copy sitting on my shelf next to my original vhs recorder lol I’m 53 years old! I’ll never depart with my collection!
I have 1,2 on VHS but want to get it on DVD. I like the extras lol
Such a great documentary
It's not a miracle that there's no better shark movie.
I saw this masterpiece the first day I was on vacation at the beach. Needless to say the rest of the time I stayed at the pool. lol (still a little shakey)
I did give up going in the ocean after I saw the movie. After you realize your dinner to everything in the ocean not just sharks. You learn your not at the top of the food chain. By the time you grow up watching nature films which are meant to be enjoyed, you realize your not safe on land either. Someone famous once said on the silver screen, “ A man’s got to know his limitations.” Jaws reminds you
Clint Eastwood!
That producer guy wasn't joking. I had to get that epic score out of my head long enough to use the toilet! I was too scared to pee! 😅
Same here
Me too! Or take a bath
I here because I'm watching Jaws 2🦈 now..watched Jaws 1 🦈 the other day
There's a lot more Production Stories in this Documentary that aren't in The Making Of Jaws and Shark is Still Working Documentaries.
Another great Jaws Documentary.
I remember taping this with the film and some other docs that followed. I still have it to this day with a vhs cover that I drew and coloured in myself
I loved Jaws, but was even more obsessed with Duel another Spieberg classic. Both still great movies today!
It is astounding to think sharks have managed to survive so many millions of years. I mean they are probably as close to prehistoric as any other living creature for us to recognize
Jaws is a true classic. I loved the first two jaws movies. Jaws 3 & 4 l try to forget about. Coz they where just…..Awful.
But the first 2 jaws movies….especially the first movie. It was true classic.
Propably my favourite movie. At least in the top three, together with E.T and Close encounters of third kind.
The story of the making of the movie would make a great movie.
Right about 10 Minutes ago lucky Me stumbled upon this fabulous, lovely, GREAT Channel!
Thanky You for the next few Hours!
SS went on to make Close Encounters and ET all within a few years...unbelievable. I have JAWS on DVD and I still rent it on my laptop (from youtube) when I am bored....Probably my #1 pick of all time.
Quint would have had to live if Lee Marvin had played the character.
I once heard somewhere, that Charlton Heston wanted the role of Martin Brody so desperately, that he was willing to take the part for union scale. But Spielberg turned him down, because he wanted someone less popular for the role.
And Scheider was perfect
@@bsaunders5271 Very true. I cannot now imagine anyone else in the role. Just relating a fun fact.
I think Heston could’ve made a great Quint. Shaw is perfect, though, so it’s hard to imagine anyone else in the role.
More frail he said, more human
@@Strangensteinhe said that the shark would have had no chance with Heston as Quint. Still love Chuck tho, a titan of cinema
Love that! I got sloshed but Robert Shaw got bettter! Keep on drinking! Lol!
Pretty sure this is from the 20th anniversary VHS release. Lee Fierro passed away recently
For me it had all the elements pretty ocean views etc although I’m in Australia the land of the great white I really liked Martha’s Vineyard scenery!
The shark isn't working. The shark is broken!
Great documentary!
That slap was so real,,,😳
Great movie! Thank you!
Should never be re-made EVER...because it works so well because of the trouble they had filming it....and that can never be reproduced.
Exactly
Agree
Fantastic documentary 👏
On a par with the movie itself !
Greatest movie making talent ever amassed, for a truly groundbreaking film.
Despite all the problems encountered ! It's just.......
RIP ALL the members who have since passed on ❤
Shocking quality upload
i was 6 years old when my parents took me to see this in the theater in 1975. (questionable parenting for sure) I kept my hands over my face through most of the scary parts - but still had nightmares from the sounds and music. This prolly single-handedly lead to a lifetime of loving horror/ creature movies because of the exhilaration of experiencing fear - but safely.
I was still in junior school when I saw it with my mum and dad , queued round the block and got the last few seats right at the front and nearly died of fright. It changed me for life , I’m still terrified of being in the sea and what possibly lurks beneath. The most convincing shark film I’ve seen since is the Reef which is very uncomfortable to watch too
In the book, Hooper and Chief Brody's wife had a torrid onetime thing! Her attraction to Hooper in the film was obvious in the dinner scene at Brody's house.
After seeing this movie, I was scared to go into a swimming pool,,,
I saw jaws at a theater opposite the ocean, I know when I came out, I looked across at the ocean, and vowed I would never go in the water again, to this day, I never have
It was a bad night..Parents would not take me to see this,and i broke a Polaroid "One Step"camera throwing a Nerf ball around..Best times!
Awesome!!!
Still have the vhs of this taped offa bb2👏👍
*comic book guy voice* Best.. movie.. ever.
If you look at the Fourth Of July scene where kids were splashing in the water. You can see water on lens of the camera.
What kind of parent brings a four year old to see Jaws? My dad did. What an a-hole move. I still wont go near the ocean.
Lorraine RARELY gives interviews all of these years!
I remember the hype when this film came out. I was like six years old.
When I was a kid I had a baby tiger shark I think ? swim around my legs a few times in the shallows and that was definitely surreal and a little scary lol but I still kept going in🙏✝️
Scared to go in the water nothing. I watched it at the beach in the water at night in fl. Was amazing and a great night.
I still get spooked in my pool, lol
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i love this movie..:)
They should have not made anymore jaws after the first one the second one was really bad. But its amazing how they got it to do all those attacks.
I agree
The shark in "Jaws" is the first shark I've ever seen with an under bite
Is this video blurry for anyone else?
Saw it aa an 11 yeae old in 75. I remember seeing the move poster image in the papers gobbling up all other box office hits and stayijg in the theatre for months and months. Pre interner and box office mojo, you had to know it was making an impact. Whole generations of people afraid to go in the water and thousands of Sharks killed as a result. What a film, just watched it again. I think the shark holds up, even though you know its fake it works.
Im currently having an Australian One sheet poster restored in London cant wait. As the poster is my 2nd fav next to Star Wars in design. So effective...modern movie posters are terrible unless they go for art design not actors faces-photos BS.
My most watched film, Speilburg never got better than this. Not even Saving Private Ryan can beat Jaws. Peefection in everything and so glad he did not do a George Lucas and update with CGI
Good film
Brill film, and the thing too
Susan Jane Backlinie, (Chrissey Watkins) "come on in the water" was the line and scene that freaked me out from the start.
"Come on in the water"
Who does not get what I'm talking about?
They almost drowned her filming this movie.
❤️
My personal favorite movie list
1.Jaws
2.Jaws 2
3.Finding Nemo
4.Avengers Infinity War
5.Shark Tale
i can surely tell you like fish and the sea. favorite animal : probably shark.
@@netabolt6546 Yes I do
You should watch Orca from 1977, I believe.
Nothing like having a wild turkey breakfast
Budget 9 million box office 472 million...today's money 2.36 billion...I bet the ticket I bought was less than 2 dollars
1:38/37:53
When I first seen it I did research on sharks I thought there were giant sharks that eat humans
Best movie ever made was How To Frame A Fig with Don Knotts
Gosh how ain't nobody got that bout out of there or bits of it the Orca I'm talking about that's morred up b worth millions on ebay lol
Does anyone here knows if it was indeed Spielberg who closed the shark's mouth on George Lucas's head? I've read somewhere in the internet that it was actually Martin Scorsese lol.
I was a child when I saw it on TV and it scared the hell out of me. I still wait for the jump scare shot when the head comes out of the crack of the boat. My parents could not get me into the water. At swimming lessons in the shallow end there was cartoons and one was a shark the swimming teachers could not get me into the water no matter how they tried my parents even explained it was only a painting I still would not go in. The imagination of a child for you lol!! the thing is I'm the same age as the movie lol! little people? there midgets bottom line.
Still relevant today ⚠️ marine environments.in 2021
In the book Hooper has sex with Mrs. Brody. Thank God they took out that whole storyline. Imagine Richard Dryfuss having sex with Lorraine Grey, no me neither.
CGI is for kids in comparison
Yup
terrible quality and its blurry. fail!! try again
Bad Quality.
Horrible picture quality
Spielberg is such a dirty liar.... so you cast Lorraine Gary because of a TV movie called 'The Marcus Nelson murders?' you sure it wasn't your insurance policy to cast the wife of the president of Universal Studios....
I love the movie and almost everything about its making. But I don't like how Shaw's drinking is almost glamorized and made to be cool. As an actor you *act*, that's your skill, you don't actually have to be a boozy personality in real life. Being drunk around the clock on a movie set is not ok. I don't think that would fly nowadays. You also wonder if it had been a female actor whether that would have been easily forgiven or liked. I mean, sending staff members to go drinking with Shaw... Humoring him, babysitting him... No. Shaw should just act this is all. If someone plays a monk they don't actually have to be celibate, a serial killer not actually cruel... This is not "cool". Look at Shaw, he's not even quite 50 here. He definitely does not look like someone in his forties. And his very early death is almost certainly due to alcoholism. He had 10 children. They didn't have a father anymore. I don't know, it's not cute
I read the book before I saw the movie. Was really disappointed with the interpretation. The ending, especially, was nowhere near the storyline in the book.