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• Tim Vine - Jaws 50th Anniversary Interview Series

  In this 50th anniversary special, The Daily Jaws sits down with actor, writer, and comedian Tim Vine to talk about the film that has fascinated him for decades. Tim recalls first seeing Jaws on TV in the early 80s, then later catching it in the cinema where he couldn’t resist telling the audience, “This is the best film ever made.”He explains why the film rewards repeat viewings, from tiny background details only visible on the big screen, to the moments of improvisation that became iconic.Brought to you by The Daily Jaws Store – home of screen-accurate barrels, keychains, chalkboards and more. For non-US orders, email: [email protected] proud support of:Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS)Tourettes Foundation of AmericaWatch the full JAWS 50th anniversary interview series in full at https://thedailyjaws.com/jaws-50th-anniversary-interview-series

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• Charles de Lauzirika - Jaws 50th Anniversary Interview Series

  In this 50th anniversary episode, The Daily Jaws sits down with Charles de Lauzirika — award-winning producer and documentarian behind some of the most celebrated DVD and Blu-ray box sets ever released. Known for his restoration work on Alien 3 and producing Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner: The Final Cut, Charles joins Ross Williams to discuss his lifelong love of Jaws.Charles recalls seeing Jaws on opening weekend in 1975, the unforgettable moment that first seared the film into his imagination, and how it became less a movie and more an “old friend.” He talks about his prized collection of vintage memorabilia, the lessons Jaws teaches about craft and editing, and why the barrels remain one of cinema’s greatest examples of invention born from limitation.Brought to you by The Daily Jaws Store – home of screen-accurate barrels, keychains, chalkboard sharks and more. For non-US orders, email: [email protected]. In proud support of: Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS) Tourette Association of America Watch the full JAWS 50th anniversary interview series in full at https://thedailyjaws.com/jaws-50th-anniversary-interview-series

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• Jaws Baby - Jaws 50th Anniversary Interview Series

  In one of the most recognisable viral moments in Jaws fan history, a photo of a baby in a handcrafted “Jaws crib” took the internet by storm. Ten years later, Ross sits down with the stars of that photo — Mikey (the original Jaws Baby), his dad Mark, and crib creator/uncle Joe — to hear the full story behind the image that captured the imagination of fans worldwide.They share how the crib was made, how the picture unexpectedly went global, and why it still resurfaces in the Jaws community a decade later. Mikey reveals what it’s like growing up “Jaws famous,” his first memories of the film, and his pick for the best scene. Mark and Joe take us back to their lifelong love of Spielberg’s classic, watching it on repeat as teenagers, and passing that passion down to the next generation.And just when Mikey thought it was safe to sit down for a podcast, a surprise guest stops by to lay down the law — none other than Jeffrey Kramer, Deputy Hendricks himself.From favourite characters to the eternal “bigger boat” debate, this episode is a celebration of fandom, creativity, and the enduring magic of Jaws 50 years on.Brought to you by The Daily Jaws Store – home of screen-accurate barrels, keychains, chalkboards and more. For non-US orders, email: [email protected] proud support of:Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS)Tourettes Foundation of America

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• Joe Hill - Jaws 50th Anniversary Interview Series

  In this special 50th anniversary episode of The Daily Jaws podcast, Ross Williams sits down with acclaimed novelist and screenwriter Joe Hill (The Black Phone, Horns) to dive deep into his lifelong love of Jaws. From childhood memories of watching the film endlessly on his father Stephen King’s early video disc player, to discovering its emotional heart in the tender moments between Brody and his son, Joe reflects on how Spielberg’s masterpiece shaped his creative life and storytelling instincts.The conversation explores Jaws’ genre-defying brilliance — part horror, part adventure, part small-town drama — and its timeless themes of community, courage, and complex male relationships. Joe also shares his theory on Robert Shaw’s authorship of the iconic Indianapolis monologue, his emotional connection to the hit play The Shark is Broken, and why he believes Jaws 2 is the second-greatest shark movie ever made.Then, just when Joe thought it was safe to sit down for a podcast, a surprise guest stops by to lay down the law.This episode is a celebration of legacy, fandom, and the shared cultural language Jaws has created over five decades — from Lego Orcas to unmade spin-off ideas, from behind-the-scenes myths to the enduring power of three men on a boat facing the unknown.Brought to you by The Daily Jaws Store – home of screen-accurate barrels, keychains, chalkboards and more. For non-US orders, email: [email protected] proud support of:Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS)Tourettes Foundation of America

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• Dan Murrell - Jaws 50th Anniversary Interview Series

  In this 50th anniversary special of The Daily Jaws Podcast, Ross Williams is joined by Dan Murrell — four-time Emmy-nominated producer of Honest Trailers, former Screen Junkies member, and one of Ross’s all-time favourite film critics.Dan shares the story behind the Jaws poster that’s travelled with him since his teens, recalls the first time he saw Spielberg’s masterpiece, and explains why his love for the film has only deepened over the years. From the layered character dynamics of Quint, Hooper and Brody to the timeless craftsmanship of the film, Dan explores what makes Jaws endlessly rewatchable.There’s also talk of sharks in popular culture, controversial fan debates (coffee or coffee ice cream? did Pippet survive?), and ranking the sequels. Plus, just when Dan thinks it’s safe to record a podcast, a surprise guest stops by to lay down the law… Deputy Hendricks himself, Jeffrey Kramer.Brought to you by The Daily Jaws Store – home of screen-accurate barrels, keychains, chalkboards and more. For non-US orders, email: [email protected] proud support of:Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS)Tourettes Foundation of America

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