00:00To me, making Jaws was a life-altering experience.
00:0650 years, we're still talking about Jaws.
00:09It was the first blockbuster.
00:12It's this mystical connection between hero and monster.
00:15This started me thinking about a career in movies.
00:20Is there anything that you've never said about Jaws?
00:24I've got Jaws, Jaws, Jaws!
00:27Let's find out.
00:30We were on the real ocean,
00:32and we were way out of our element for five months,
00:34and we all began going off the deep end, literally.
00:37Okay, attack!
00:38The film was 100 days behind schedule,
00:41and 80% of the time, the shark didn't work.
00:43There was a strong undercurrent
00:46if the studio would close us down.
00:48I was terrified I was going to be fired,
00:51but I never once felt like I wanted to quit.
00:55When the film wrapped, I had a full-blown panic attack.
01:01But the success was fantastic.
01:05It was sort of life-changing.
01:07It's the film I've seen the most.
01:08It wasn't just a movie,
01:09it was a pop culture phenomenon like that.
01:13It supercharged the language of cinema.
01:16There have been movies made since using CG sharks
01:18that aren't nearly as good.
01:20because the film that I thought would end my career
01:25is the film that began it.
01:38And it's the film that began it and it fell down to me.
01:43It's the film that I think is actually passing,
01:45and they're getting into work from saying that,
01:46so we love to make it.
01:50I think,
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