"Jaws" was released June 20, 1975, after filming on Martha’s Vineyard from May through October 1974. The island plans a 50th ...

The Broadway play “The Shark Is Broken,” a comedy-drama based on the making of the movie “Jaws,” is coming to the Vineyard ...

A new, deep-dive exhibition at the Martha's Vineyard Museum celebrates the army of islanders that helped bring "Jaws" to life ...

Jaws was famously difficult to film since Steven Spielberg shot most of it on actual beaches and the ocean. Let's go through each and every filming location.

While the shark in "Jaws" is never named, Spielberg named the animatronic great white shark after his lawyer Bruce Ramer. A replica of Bruce the Shark's head from the movie "Jaws" is installed at ...

Jaws is a film that needs no introduction to anyone ... The story behind the film, is in itself a fascinating narrative, largely down to the fact that 'Bruce' the animatronic shark created for the ...

Jaws is a film that needs no introduction ... largely down to the fact that 'Bruce' the animatronic shark created for the movie - never worked. The film was actually meant to have a lot more ...

It is impossible to improve on Steven Spielberg’s nerve-shredding Jaws, the first summer ... Spielberg was given the budget to stick an animatronic great white shark into the sea, something ...

there were also times when the shark wouldn't emerge at all, which led to an awkwardly quiet moment during the ride. The first lawsuit that the Jaws ride saw came directly from this scene.