The heroes of Jaws perform their share of brave actions, but the biggest moment of bravery goes to a character who didn't ...

Just when you thought it was safe to celebrate the 50th anniversary of 'Jaws' — here's the ultimate trivia trove ...

Amity Island, in the late Peter Benchley's 1974 bestseller "Jaws," appears to be a thinly-disguised Long Island.

But let's break down the similarities between "Jaws" and the 1916 shark attacks. Benchley’s shark kills four people, including a victim in an estuary, similar to Matawan Creek. The mayor of ...

It’s the true story of Jaws, a lost treasure of history literally ... including a victim in an estuary. A would-be hero wrestles with the shark and dies. The mayor denies it’s happening ...

Jaws was initially rated R by the MPAA. But after some of the more gruesome frames of the shot showing the severed leg of the man attacked by the shark in the estuary were trimmed down ...

Inside Jaws, inside “Shark City ... candid moments when Spielberg talked with the kids during the infamous estuary scene – the one in which a victim (Teddy Grossman) is flipped in his ...

Jaws is as much John Williams's movie as it ... when it kills a boater and pursues Brody’s son in an estuary. Though it looks impressively lifelike, the prop shark was a headache to operate ...

Peter Benchley has said that his classic novel "Jaws" – which went on to inspire the summer blockbuster starring Richard Dreyfuss – was not inspired by the very real story of the 1916 shark ...

"Jaws," released June 20, 1975, is often cited as the film that launched modern Hollywood: the pioneer "summer blockbuster." 'Jaws' was one of the last big films of the pre-CGI era: The special ...