JAWS (1975 Film) 🌎 Then and Now 2019

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JAWS (1975 Film) 🌎 Then and Now 2019
Jaws is a 1975 American thriller film directed by Steven Spielberg,
based on Peter Benchley's 1974 Jaws novel and starring:
Roy Scheider as Chief Martin Brody
Robert Shaw as Quint
Richard Dreyfuss as Matt Hooper
Lorraine Gary as Ellen Brody
Susan Backlinie as 1st victim Chrissie Watkins
Jeffrey Kramer as Deputy Hendricks
Peter Benchley as Interviewer
Craig Gardner as Ben Gardner
Carl Gottlieb as Meadows
Chris Rebello as Michael Brody
Jeffrey Voorhees as Alex Kintner
Lee Fierro as Mrs. Kintner
Murray Hamilton as Mayor Larry Vaughn

[@WorldReview]

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[@fgrau7376]

There’s something about this music that is played on these, that makes me feel incredibly sad and reflect on my own life as it’s slipping past me. .

[@luca_spagnolo22]

The same bro( 🇮🇹)

[@craigusselman546]

It fits perfectly

[@bobafett2555]

I was crying this theme fits I was crying all day

[@kellyestephens6760]

One of THE great movies. Never tire of watching it, it never gets old.

[@Dreamskater100]

Me too.

[@dondressel4802]

Definitely

[@PamelaTaylor]

heck no

[@evamilsap1312]

Yes

[@JT-sl3ui]

For sure! My wife thinks I’m nuts when I stop on Jaws as I’m running through the channels.

[@eddiemurphy5781]

Picked up Roy Schneider in my Black Cab years ago.a real gentleman. RIP.

[@pranksterguy1]

When I lived in Manhattan I used to see Roy Scheider jogging up 77th St going toward Madison Ave each a.m. on my way to work.

[@edwardh3020]

Roy Scheider, I watched all his movies while I was growing up. Wherever you are Roy, thank you.RIP

[@scottyblackley6049]

The original summer blockbuster...and 44 years on still the greatest of them all

[@RoseSharon7777]

And I still refuse to go into the ocean!

[@robertschaffer1598]

Scotty I do believe it was the movie that coined the phrase the Blockbuster

[@robertschaffer1598]

@Rusty contraire mon frere Google what movie coined the phrase Blockbuster I do believe you'll find the answer thank you

[@aiseakonrote5381]

Greatest n for me the scariest 😅😅😅- as it has successfully kept me away from the ocean - literally . I get chills just walking along the beach n looking out into the sea. Thankfully theres rivers n swimming pools 😅😅😅

[@dondressel4802]

Definitely and wonderful time to be alive back then

[@beentherebefore050]

Fantastic movie; RIP those who have left us; thank you for wonderful memories

[@funkydozer]

Roy Scheider was such an under used, under appreciated actor, with the best suntan in Hollywood. So human and likeable in everything he appeared in. It was a sad day when he left us.

[@johnkennethwiseman682]

Pity he had to do jaws 2. He wouldve made an interesting Michael in The Deer Hunter

[@kenm.3512]

Scheider was great in The Seven-Ups. It was before Jaws when Roy's star was on the rise. Seven Ups was as good as Bullitt, which starred Steve McQueen. The Seven-Ups is one of the grittiest crime movies ever made. It is still as powerful today as it was in the 70's. GREAT MOVIE, GREAT ACTOR, ROY SCHEIDER.

[@pdex2165]

Ironically, or perhaps typically, he died of skin cancer.

[@smitbar11]

@@pdex2165 He died with Multiple myeloma which is a blood cancer

[@Tomversal]

@@johnkennethwiseman682 Jaws 2 is a good movie in my opinion, I think the prequel idea of it would've been better but still it's decent and you wouldn't even know Roy fucking hated doing it if you weren't told cause he gives it his all and acts just as good as he does in Jaws 1

[@Njbear7453]

The head, the tail, the whole damn thing!!!!! RIP Robert Shaw and Roy Scheider

[@rainzealous5737]

Richard is the only one left out of the 3. Let's hope we can keep him for awhile

[@thomasa5388]

Rest in peace classic movies xx x x x x x x x

[@stevekirsch6803]

One of the best movies ever made!

[@deladiroliveira2232]

Saudade nos atores que Deus abençoe

[@duncandmcgrath6290]

So much high powered mature talent in this picture .... every scene , actors swung for the fences with their delivery. I’ll never tire of this film.

[@onemonycar]

Duncan D McGrath best film OF ALL TIME

[@duncandmcgrath6290]

onemonycar Truly masterful

[@sammyfabelman]

Hitchcockian thriller/horror film... Masterpiece.. Steven Spielberg is a genius...RIP Roy 💔

[@StephanieLaerkeAndersen]

My favourite film of all time. Made in the year of my birth and released in 1975. It’s a tour de force of filmmaking. A photogenic masterpiece. Expertly scored by John Williams with genius direction from Steven Spielberg.

[@TheJasonCombee76]

Never ever! Will I tire of this movie. Will watch it anywhere anytime. Watched it in Chile once with about 30 Chileans and they love it. Stands up today.

[@laney3182]

“Here’s to swimmin’ with bow legged women”. Robert Shaw was an AMAZING actor!! A tragedy when he died early from a massive heart attack.

[@carlloud1187]

Roy Scheider..."You're gonna need a bigger boat" Right up there with, "Go ahead, make my day"

[@pontiacgrandprix733]

1974 was a long time ago, greatest days of our lives for those who were teenagers as I was, great Movies, great stars from earlier days and current times, and we had the Disco phenomenon, we had a great time

[@geoffhill6992]

was an awesome time to be a kid - the music and ohh the fucken great movies back then

[@roldangonzalez7360]

I was 12 yrs old then a magical time to grow up in with “Jaws” Rocky, Star Wars, Iconic movies I remember going to the Milford theater in Chicago and the line to see Jaws went several blocks long, a real blockbuster. Awesome times I remember our stingray 5 speed Schwinn bicycles, Evil Knievel was the King of Kool back then he was freakin awesome 😎 Great memories.

[@iamaten2719]

The best.

[@dreamsofsnow6521]

@R I ......i was young during that time and yes bad things happened then as it has through out time but in no way does it even compare to the craziness happening today , an enormous number of people have completly lost their minds.

[@DIDCOTTWIST]

I was born December 1974 and Jaws is my favourite all-time film and cannot wait to finally see it on the big screen on the 18th of July.

[@Fourth4Element]

Life is short. Be kind always and strive to achieve your life goals before it's too late

[@Rossip00s]

Don't tell me what to do

[@Fourth4Element]

@@willem2544 When you realize the end is close and you know you didn't use your allocated time wisely

[@Crusader1815]

Have children now. They are your one hope for immortality.

[@onetrueslave]

Guess I'm with Rosco on this one.

[@andreasvehmer8516]

struggling to see what this has to do with a film that was made in 1975 about a huge killer shark.

[@rhettcorbett3346]

They are all still alive in our hearts.😪😪😪. RIP.

[@myalfie]

Absolute classic movie

[@antoniosabattini775]

I watched this movie like... I don't know 50 times, maybe more and every time it's on the telly I watch it again. It never got old. Plus Roy Scheider and Robert Shaw... what a great actors. Forever missed.

[@fredsquiresfs]

Man how we age so fast time is not on our side. in a blink of an eye it's all over.

[@urmom-fg1oc]

*Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Peter Benchley, Craig Kingsbury, Chris Rebello, Murray Hamilton... Rest In Peace* ❤️

[@renie1960]

Best summer movie ever!! 🦈🍿

[@TheMjr2534]

You are super good looking

[@scottiehall8695]

Oh my, I didn't know the boy that played Chief Brody's son died so young! So tragic.

[@thatgurlispoison8454]

He was a High School 🏈 Coach. He suffered a massive heart attack, while 🦌 hunting. 😢

[@satchfan2010]

''Hunting''? I don't like the sound of that.

[@scottknode898]

Scottie Hall the actor Chris Rebello died at age 37

[@watchgoose]

@@satchfan2010 died while deer hunting with friends in Aquinnah on Martha's Vineyard when he collapsed after complaining of feeling ill.. Look at his photo, he had gained some weight and was likely not taking care of himself.

[@satchfan2010]

Deer hunting. Fucking hell. Sounds like karma to me.

[@julia9985]

My favorite movie of all time ..I keep watching it over and over again and it never gets old.

[@sianhenson2931]

RIP roy and robert ❤️

[@roquefortfiles]

Love this film so much. Hard to articulate. One of the all time greatest films.

[@betsyerath2159]

Jaws was the best movies on sfy I watched all of them I miss the them thanks for the memories

[@iamchosen5365]

1 of the greatest movie ever made

[@johnrose1342]

Rest in peace to everyone involved in this masterpiece who are no longer with us. You will live forever because of your excellent work in this timeless film which will be watched and enjoyed for the rest of time. Xxxxxxx

[@scottknode898]

R.I.P. Robert Shaw and Roy Scheider

[@tinotse2007]

R.I.P as well other key Characters

[@Ramy-ql3tr]

Still the best shark movie ever made.

[@squidprince2456]

Are you sure? I think 3 headed zombie shark 2 is a way better! 🤣🤣🤣

[@brenthaymon280]

Sharknado is the best shark movie ever made. Just joking. Jaws is the best.

[@trueshy]

I think Jaws 2 surpassed the original. It had more females & young people. It also scared the hell out of me more than the original. I really didn't care about any of the old guys in the first film. My young self thought "Are they not all at death's door anyway?". LOL!!!

[@sharonisaac445]

Hands Down the Best Ever!!@

[@JT-sl3ui]

There were other shark movies made????

[@kevinwilkins3248]

Robert Shaw should've won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his performance. Brilliant, especially his recounting of the USS Indianapolis, such a powerful scene in an all time classic film.

[@magicbus63]

The best movie ever made JAWS stands alone!

[@swedish6578]

Ahh my favorite movie best movie ever made

[@kimwestwood8840]

I saw it when it came out. Ive seen it dozens of times since, and Roy Scheider and his lines on the boat are classic and always make me laugh out loud.

[@dondressel4802]

Robert Shaw not only a great actor but a very generous man with his neighborhood He died to young May he Rest In Peace

[@oldgoat50]

Not judging the man, but it's noted he drank a bit too much................................

[@transitfan954]

RIP Robert Shaw. His characters didn't fare too well in the mid-70s . 1973: Swindled out of a bunch of money in The Sting . 1974: Electrified by a third rail (self-inflicted) in The Taking of Pelham One Two Three . 1975: Eaten by the shark in Jaws .

[@scottknode898]

Old Goat Robert Shaw had a massive heart attack and in those days they didn’t have cell phones and his wife had to run to a cottage to call for help. Shaw and his wife were heading to their vacation home and was driving when he was having chest pains and he pulled the car over and said he was getting out to stretch and he collapsed when was walking a few feet from the car. By the time his wife arrived back to check on Robert with Emergency services he was dead and was only 51 years old. He drank heavily for years especially after his first wife died and had remarried in 76 and were married for 2 years before his death.

[@smitbar11]

He was a great actor but a notable drinker and hellraiser, as were Oliver Reed and Peter O'Toole

[@marklowe2299]

“Your gonna need a bigger boat”

[@newlam7958]

Roy add libbed that part and it was not in the script.

[@ADAPTATION7]

Steven Spielberg was only 27 when he directed Jaws???? How can someone get there so fast in life?

[@geoffhill6992]

lorraine gary - very impressive for 81 respect

[@jeffmoore3154]

an all time classic! never gets old

[@andreasvehmer8516]

my favorite film.

[@mikesb69-87]

"Show me the way to go home I'm tired and I wanna go to bed I had a little drink about and hour ago and it's gone right to my head..........."

[@benyao5278]

The background music further increases the feeling of man's powerlessness when facing time's relentless passing.

[@stubi1103]

Thanks for having all this great people......but it makes me sad and quiet......

[@billmaggie8736]

Greatest movie ever made

[@todddavis4274]

I watch JAWS and it always takes me back to a better time.

[@snake9911]

When I was only 12 years old, the movie came out. I saw that movie in the theater, and people were screaming very loud during certain parts of the movie. It scared me also. I enjoyed watching it anyway. It was a great movie. Still is a great movie today.

[@guydixon231]

Sadly Lee Fierro passed away due to the Coronavirus a couple of days ago. She was 91.

[@andrewlau8707]

Poor Ms Fierro

[@davedogge2280]

yeah this is bad, I've known it for 5 weeks now, 29 days lockdown and counting in central madrid. A friend got it that was joking about it 4 weeks ago, ended up in hospital for 8 days, thankfully he is recovering; another friend his mother died frrom it. The streets of the capital are deserted, only food shops, pharmacys and tobacco shops are open and u see the occasional dog walker or empty bus that's all. It's far more potent than the flu, it messes up your immune system, you lungs fill with liquid in a form of pneumonia and and then it's a roll of the dice.

[@dazzaoc8505]

so sad. RIP Lee Fierro

[@n0tg555]

Poor lee

[@adriangussolovskiworld9440]

Fuck Corona

[@odettewiddicombe6673]

Rip every one that has gone now

[@davidmihevc3990]

Great movie! Scared the crap out me, wouldn't go near the water for a long time. Liked Roy Scheider in Jaws movies, also French Connection and Blue Thunder. RIP.

[@iestyndavies7287]

David Mihevc - Not going to mention Marathon Man? Come on, it’s his finest movie behind Jaws.

[@davidjoe3368]

I thought 2010 A Space Odyssey was pretty good too!

[@barryallen7894]

God bless...best movie that will ever have been made...lorraine gary still looking good..

[@davidsomerset8411]

Some movies are timeless classics we never tire of. The Wizard of Oz, Jaws, The Dirty Dozen, Enter The Dragon, Casablanca, Star Wars, Cape Fear, King Kong, etc.

[@annettegenovesi4012]

Well done. No nonsense to go through. Satisfying to watch. Thank you.

[@franktheo2055]

I was 15 years old in 1974 and my friends saw the first showing of Jaws @ the theater and I saw the second show alone, I'll never forget the seen when Hooper dove in searching the remains of Ben Gardner's sunken boat and his head rolled out of whole of the bottom of the hull, that seen made the entire theater jump out of their seats !! I was at a fishing expo seven years ago and there was a booth with the bust of the Ben Gardner's head prop on display, I wish I had a camera to have taken a few pictures of it but I didn't at the time. 1974 --- was a great time to be a kid and now it's so long ago - THKS for posting this memory....

[@randyware9645]

Right on my brother i was 14 at the time, it was just a better world back then, bear bryant, joe namath, pin ball, fools ball , and just pool tables, great times

[@franktheo2055]

@@randyware9645, Yep all the above. Peace.

[@onetrueslave]

Well chosen soundtrack for reflecting on memories.

[@davejackson5741]

I was 9yrs old when I went to see Jaws at the cinema. One of my all time classics...

[@erichodges6066]

RIP Roy, Robert, others

[@andersonadauto1076]

Farewell and adieu you Fair spanish ladies..🎼🎼 quint is song in jaws...

[@juancantu1394]

Hablas español.

[@6547803]

My childhood.... Simply.... THANK YOU x

[@pg1171]

Loved this movie then, love it now. A 45 year love affair with a point in time. An idea that was develooed into a Peter Benchley book, then Steven Spielberg made into a movie. Still get chills during the Indianopolis story! My favorite part of the movie, and the USN's darkest says. Kudos to Peter Benchley and Steven Spielberg.

[@MichaelDBauer]

I love these videos so much, but man do they make me feel old.

[@savage.sadistic.sensationa1184]

You're gonna need a bigger boat , miss you Roy RIP .

[@Nick-1992-SRB]

Brody’s son died pretty young at age 37 sad 😔 best shark horror movie ever made no new shark movie comes even close to JAWS when I go to modern cinema to watch a so called shark thriller movie I feel so sleepy 😴 when I watch jaws it keeps me on the edge of my seat 💺 through out the entire movie.

[@kennethwilliams7731]

I really like how the stars ages for the then & now split screen was included! This should be included in all the future videos.

[@colderbeer]

Murray Hamilton was such a marvelous supporting acting......he was Mrs Robinson's husband in THE GRADUATE.......and boy was he ever pissed at Dustin Hoffman in the final 20 minutes of that film.

We, we need a bigger boat. Just love that quote.

[@gerardtumelty5847]

ghetso girl you love it so much you got it wrong lol, you’re gonna need a bigger boat ;)

@@gerardtumelty5847 I stand corrected! Now that was a movie.

[@josephfrager9325]

One of my all time favorite movies I never get tired of watching. This keeps showing them in 74 when the movie came out in 75

[@JoeyP322]

I remember after this came out, I was 10 years old... no one wanted to go into the water at Wildwood, NJ....

[@lassmirandaennsiewillja6111]

And now look at us we are old now

[@vincijuju]

I was also 10 when I saw Jaws (with my grandparents!), and the family vacationed in Wildwood that summer as we did most summers. I stayed out of the ocean - swam only in the pool at the Jolly Roger motel :)

[@Mhel2023]

I was 10 too, and watched Jaws in the theater when it came out. I'm from NYC, and remember no one wanted to go in the water at Coney Island....man time passes so fast 🕑

[@Mhel2023]

@@joejones5491 I know what you mean, haven't been to the movies in years. I just buy all my favorite movies and TV series, a nice ass TV and watch at home ☺️

[@bqkmg2037]

I too saw jaws at 10yrs old in June 1975 when it was released...the middle 70s were the best years for movies at the drive in theaters (1974) the longest yard ..dirty Mary crazy larry ..towering inferno (1975) Jaws..apple dumbling gang..escape to witch mountain..race with the devil (1976) Rocky ...Gus..the omen..freaky Friday...family plot..great memories.

[@erich.2550]

Wow ! This really took me back. Didn't know some cast members were gone. RIP.

[@TheVineyarder]

as a young man of 18 I remember watching that movie being filmed here on Martha's Vineyard and I knew many of the people that acted in it..I never thought it would be as popular today as it was back then

[@paposwing2925]

Still remember at 12 yrs old standing in a huge line around the building for hours outside the movie theater in the sun in Puerto Rico were I was born. How things had change since then. This movie was good back then and still great today. I watched it on Netflix several times and still get scare. No CGI back in those days. Just pure acting and talent.

[@vitormagalhaes85]

Respeito a todos Atores e atrizes 🙏 Saudades 😢

[@turokmastercanadaalex]

The music hit me hard

[@superbrighteye]

Life is shorter than you think.Say to a person you only got 30 years left and most of the time you are right

[@munkustrap2]

I've watched this movie more times than I can count, starting when it was originally in the theater, and I never realized that was supposed to be Ben Gardner. I guess right over my head that went

[@crocsv3104]

Sad that Robert Shaw died 4 years after the movie may you rip and Roy schieder

[@newlam7958]

Robert Shaw was great as the head villian in "The taking of Pelham one, two, three."

[@mrasmr8788]

Bless all those who died some real talent

[@bo2720]

Roy Scheider aged very well actually. He looked handsome to the end!

[@proudpict2057]

Doesn’t matter where your swimming, you hum that classic Jaws tune and your friends scream shut the hell up! Once the imagination kicks in your done!

[@stewartsnape1231]

My favourite movie evvvver, Very interesting to see how people looked then and now,I saw movie back when it came out at show, it’s sad that some of actors are no longer with us, Robert Shaw was awesome as mr quint , my favourite character of the movie

[@sweetpea3795]

Yet another great film, so sad that many of those talented actors have passed away.🎞😥☹

[@jaytomson7052]

Thank you.

[@w.jdarfeik3057]

Three big guys, two left, and one active on the screen... This is the time. My childhood... Hope all is well!

[@michaelbest7872]

I was really shocked by some of the cast's before and 2019 life pictures, especially Lorraine Gary, who played Ellen Brody. At 81 one years old, she looks great! She must have a VERY happy, content life and lifestyle!

[@christystewart4567]

Interesting about Peter Benchley. He said years later he would not have written Jaws had he known about the public reaction to both his book and the movie. He felt he had demonized sharks and became an advocate for marine conservation.

[@RoyJNg]

Yep, he very much regarded that decision, in the last years of his life, he gave massive donations to the major Shark Foundations around the world in order to help save and promote the shark's role in the ocean and their importance to the ecosystem.

[@rollydoucet8909]

There's a film about shark preservation called Sharkwater Extinction. It's concerning Rob Stewart's efforts to protect the shark population of the world. Stewart drowned in his quest to help the sharks.

[@samuelgriffin4167]

R.I.P. Roy Scheider Robert Shaw Lee Fierro

[@bertram_oredrock]

Excellent Review. My wife still won't go in the water at the beach....lol

[@omardiaz3557]

Rip Martin brody he was a hero

[@mattsharpe2861]

Brody’s wife looks fantastic

[@huseyinylmaz8843]

this is my world all the time

[@mariovision705]

Still in my top 10 list of films i watch at least once a year... the bluray restauration is amazing!

[@lindaterrell6104]

It’s a wickedly funny film too

[@lars1394]

As we have said before time devour us alive. No-one can escape.

[@Richard-fv7rq]

Fascinating and quite sad at the same time.