Jaws was directed by Jeannot Szwarc. ET was directed by Steven Spielberg.

Robert Mattey

Navarre Florida I am from Ft. Walton Bch. And remember it well I was in high school.

Based on the true story of a great white shark which terrorized the shores of New Jersey in the summer of 1916. Jaws the movie takes place in the small New England beach resort of Amity Island.

(cape cod)

I think the animal with the strongest jaw is the crocodile.

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He is in Universal Studios and pops up on one of the park rides.

No

Mark Gruner

Jaws: Brody exploded it with a Explosive tank and a gun

Jaws2: Brody held up a electric wire and the shark bit it

Jaws3: Brody's son killed it with a gernade

Jaws4: Brody's wife was driving the boat with a broken tip in front of the boat and she stabed him:) GIRL POWER

she did it because it killed her son and gave Brody an heart attack from the fear of it:(

That would be the Shark Boats Captain

The bridge in Jaws was the American Legion Memorial Bridge at Sengekontacket Pond, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

Where mayor talks with Chief Brody: Chappaquiddick Island Ferry, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

Quint's workshop: Menemsha Harbor, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

Where the Orca sets sail: Menemsha Harbor, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

The scene where old fisherman's nibbled head in the wrecked boat, added as an afterthought, was staged in the swimming pool of the movie's editor, Verna Fields.

Richard Kiel as Jaws appeared in The spy who loved me and Moonraker.

Female because they said here she comes, at one point in the movie.

The movie was filmed in several places e.g.
Universal Studios Hollywood
Underwater scenes were filmed off the coast of South Australia
Other ocean scenes were filmed in U.S. waters (locations I don't know)

At last, an answser here! Scanning thru the JAWS LOG, about the making of the film, the schedule and budget doubled. 5 1/2 months was mentioned as when they got back (from hell), though I couldn't specifically find the shooting time. That fits with Eight weeks (48 days). being a "typical" feature film production time; Jaws, being a major feature, would be more. This doesn't include post production (editing, effects, music, etc) Titanic (1997) had a 6 month (163 day) shoot. UPDATE:"...grueling five-month shoot on Martha's Vineyard." Spielberg was only able to get a handful of the planned shark shots filmed over the course of the excruciating five-month shoot. Therefore, he was forced to substantively change the film on the fly. "Bruce" or "The Great White Turd" as Spielberg called the mechanical shark, was a major problem. Shooting at sea led to many delays. http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/jaws30th.php

In the original "Jaws" 5 (6 if you count the dog) were killed by the shark.

In order of death:

1. Crissy

2. the Dog

3. Alex Kintner

4. Ben Gardner *

5. Weird guy in the pond

6. Quint

* I would add whoever was in the boat with Ben Gardner. That adds at least one more

The novel Jaws, by Peter Benchley, was published in 1974.

yes. he dies from a heart attack

The name of Quint's boat is Orca. (Quint is the "shark hunter" played by Robert Shaw in the 1975 film).

Of course not... Some sharks, as the lemon shark, can be quite docile. Others, as the Great white, are known to not survive in captivity. (good thing for them, otherwise we would probably be able to see them in dubious aquariums...)

The name of the beach is Phi Phi.

Sharks do lack real bones except for in there jaw. Without jaw bones sharks would not be able to survive because they would not be able to eat.