Jaws

Answer: Orca

The boat was called the Orca!

Answer: Lorraine Gary

Gary stuck around for at least another couple of 'Jaws' films.

Answer: swim cap

Chief Brody was sitting on the beach watching all of the beach patrons. He was trying to keep his attention on the water. Several people who lived on the island kept trying to talk to Brody. One older gentleman by the name of Harry had just gotten out of the water. He went up to talk to Chief Brody. Harry sat down on a cooler in front of Brody. He told Brody that he knew that Brody didn't like the water. Brody said, "That is some bad hat Harry". Harry was wearing a blue bathing cap. This remark offended Harry so much that he got up and walked away from the Chief.

Answer: Tiger

Mayor Vaughn would not allow this to take place in public because he didn't want 'the Kittner boy spilling out all over the dock'.

Answer: Rakes his nails on the blackboard

Quint rakes his nails on the blackboard that had a hand drawn shark on it. It's so loud that everyone automatically stops talking.

Answer: 'Jaws: The Revenge'

In "Jaws: The Revenge," the shark not only attacks boats full of people, but it also takes on a banana boat filled with children. This scene is particularly intense as the shark goes after the small, defenseless boat, leaving the children stranded in the water. It is one of the more memorable scenes in the movie, showcasing the shark's relentless pursuit of its prey. While the film received mixed reviews, this particular attack scene was praised for its tension and terror. Interestingly, the filmmakers used a mechanical shark, just like in the original "Jaws," to create the illusion of the attack. However, due to technical difficulties, the shark's movements look more jerky and less fluid than in the first film, adding to the tense atmosphere of the scene.

Answer: Shot Glass

In Jaws, Hooper compares the tooth he pulled out of Ben Gardner's boat with a shot glass. This tooth was a crucial piece of evidence that helped Hooper and Brody identify the shark responsible for the attacks. Interestingly, the teeth of a great white shark are not actually attached to their jaw, but instead are embedded in their gums and can be replaced throughout their lifetime. A single shark can go through thousands of teeth in its lifetime, with some species growing new teeth every two weeks.

Answer: Tiger shark

Hooper tells Brody what type of shark it was while they were looking at it on the dock.

Answer: Bruce

He was named after a lawyer.

Answer: 1, 2, and 4

Lorraine Gary starred in 'Jaws 1' and 2, then reprised her role for 'Jaws 4'!

Answer: Chief Brody

Brody says this to Hooper after they agree on the idea of territoriality and rogue sharks in that area. Everyone in the town thinks the Tiger Shark caught by the "bozos" is "the shark." Brody and Hooper discover that the Tiger Shark has no evidence in its digestive track of the Kintner boy. They then proceed to go out on the ocean and find Ben Gardner's boat destroyed by the shark. Matt discovers a tooth of the shark in the hull of the boat. He drops it when Ben's body appears. This evidence does not help to persuade the Mayor to close the beaches.

Answer: Buster Browns

Hooper and Martin are trying to tell Mayor Vaughn about the shark. In the background, we saw a vandalized billboard. The billboard was originally of a young girl on a raft enjoying the beach at Amity. The sign now had a shark fin painted on it and the girl was screaming for help. Mayor Vaughn was clearly trying to avoid Hooper and Martin's concerns about the shark. He told Martin that he wanted the people responsible for the vandalism to be hung upside down by the Buster Browns. Hooper was becoming irriated with Vaughn as he was not listening to his argument over finding and killing the shark.

Answer: Anchors

Does anyone know if this jacket has ever sold at an auction?

Answer: $10,000.00

Quint said "I'll find him for three, but I'll catch him and kill him for ten."

Answer: Hooper

During the filming of the shark cage scene, the mechanical shark malfunctioned and became stuck on the bars of the cage, causing delays in filming. Because of this, the scene was ultimately changed to show Hooper escaping the cage and swimming to the surface, giving the impression that the shark had attacked the cage and not Hooper directly. In reality, the stunt double for Hooper was actually inside the cage when the malfunction occurred, narrowly avoiding injury. The scene remains a pivotal moment in the film, adding to the tension and suspense as the three main characters continue their fight against the menacing shark.

Answer: Carl Gottlieb

Carl Gottlieb not only wrote the screenplay for the iconic movie 'Jaws', but he also played the role of Meadows, a newspaper reporter. Gottlieb was brought on to the project by director Steven Spielberg to help with rewrites and improvisation on set. His contributions to the script, including the famous "You're gonna need a bigger boat" line, helped make 'Jaws' the classic that it is today. In addition to his work on 'Jaws', Gottlieb has also written for other films and TV shows, including 'The Jerk' and 'The Odd Couple'.

Answer: Bow-legged women

Quint was quite a charmer, wasn't he?