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JAWS 2 is an all-too-typical example of a sequel not being anywhere near as good as the original, something done more because it was a chance to continue the money-making of the first movie. The moments of story seem merely structured to either set up shark attacks, or to provide a temporary rest between said shark attacks.
58 books21 followers. Follow. Born Henry Hunt Searls Jr. novelist and screenwriter Hank Searls, author of the best-selling Overboard, Jaws II (based on the movie), and Sounding, is creator of the New Breed TV series and writer for the 1960's classic television series The Fugitive . His novel Pilgrim Project became Robert Altman's film Countdown.
With Jaws being the first summer blockbuster, it's appropriate that Jaws 2 is one of the first examples of a cash grab sequel. It stars an actor that was contractually forced to do the film, co-stars the studio's president's wife in a bigger role forced on the film makers and the studio fired anyone that attempted to do anything original or progress an actual story from the events of the first ...
Jaws 2 had to be re-titled at the last minute when director Jeannot Szwarc pointed out that the original title, "Les Dents de la mer, Deux" sounded like the French for "The Teeth Of The Sh*t". In the final draft of the script, Marge and the helicopter both survive their shark attacks by hiding in the bubble of the upturned helicopter.
When signs of a new man-eater begin to wash up, Police Chief Brody must convince the town of the danger and kill the monster. Oscar nominee Roy Scheider returns along with the famous John Williams score. Horror 1978 1 hr 56 min. 62%. PG. Starring Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, Murray Hamilton. Director Jeannot Szwarc.
The first sequel to Jaws, released in 1978. It was directed by Jeannot Szwarc and written by Carl Gottlieb (who'd cowritten the first film) with Howard Sackler. Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, and Murray Hamilton returned from the original cast.
