Mike Lorenz, the talented creator of the very popular JAWS custom action figures, has also created a custom Orca as well, big enough for his son to command.

1988 Martha’s Vineyard Pics Part 1
by Erik Hollander
Lynn Murphy and myself posing with the fishing pole used by Quint on the Orca. Lynn was so good to us. He gave us an exhaustive tour of his place and all the props used in the film, many of which were in his home. He also shared many pictures from shooting that were in his photo album.
Erik and the surly island original, Craig Kingsbury. What a character! He was incredibly gracious to us and spent a couple of hours talking to us …

by Dave S.
Dave made a sketch of Brody and Quint; it’s the scene where Quint yells to Hooper, “Hooper you idiot, starboard ain’t you watchin it?!”

Dave made a JAWS shark snow sculpture, too.

Dave made an animated takeoff on JAWS in 1983. He called it “Jawed” and the shark is made of plasticine and the boat out of cardboard.

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by Chris Llewellyn
Chris Llewellyn made this custom Brody action figure! He always had wished that they had come out with figures based on the JAWS films, and being a toy collector, he decided to make his own. Chris is working on a Quint figure, and hopes to make one of Hooper soon.

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A reading of the opening of Jaws (1975), incorporating it’s genre and an indication towards the beginning of Spielberg’s rise to auteur status.
by John-Paul Stephenson
Steven Spielberg is now recognised as one of Hollywood’s leading auteurs; a filmmaker who expresses his identity over a body of films. However, when he directed Jaws in 1975 he didn’t have the expansive filmography that he now carries. The film does, though, contain several important elements that would be eventually recognised as part of a Spielberg film.
Jaws is attributed for introducing the concept …

JAWS The Comedy Contributed by S. Michael Simms
PART I
Why not let Mel Brooks direct JAWS 5? Here’s some brainstorming for the project:
JAWS 5: “This Time, It’s Pointless”
The movie opens basically the same as the original, with the shark’s POV, except that it keeps bumping into things, and there’s lots of silly things at the bottom of the ocean that you wonder how they got there (kind of like I wonder how the hell Quint “saw a shark eat a rocking chair once). The music is the same except …

by James-Michael Roddy
Michael contributed a drawing he made to celebrate the 20th anniversary of JAWS, as well as a still from the JAWS parody he made, “All That JAWS”. Prints are available of his drawing, as well as video copies of “All That JAWS”. James-Michael is the one in the middle, playing “Squint”!
Click on the images below to view larger versions …

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