Jaws | Working With Legendary Robert Shaw | Blu-ray Bonus Feature Clip 

R.I.P Robert and Roy. 😥😢😢

Dreyfuss's fear of him and that entire off screen situation really added to the on screen chemistry to make these three guys awesome. This movie is still great because of these three.

Shaw was in many ways larger than that great white. Rest in Peace

I can't think of a film where the chemistry of the actors click like these 3.

Hooper you couldn't do those push-ups cuz you got City hands

How Shaw didn't even get nominated for an Oscar for his performance in jaws is absolutely crazy

Not many can sing sea shanties with such grace as Shaw did in Jaws.

Shaw should’ve gotten a best supporting actor Oscar nomination for his portrayal of Quint!

Shaw was drunk off his ass most of the movie and still acted circles around Dreyfuss and Scheider in Jaws.

Dreyfuss was a young actor and I'm convinced Shaw liked Dreyfuss so much, he created the off-screen tension on purpose to draw the "dislike" out of him, so when the camera rolled it was still there. He wound him up off screen and it worked a treat on screen. Shaw was a genius.

When Robert Shaw first appears in Jaws during the nails on the blackboard scene , you believe every word he says. What a performance..

Jaws was the very first movie I ever recorded on Betamax tape (remember that) when it was shown on Irish television for the first time in 1981. It's still in the attic somewhere.

Shaw was epic. A trained stage actor who thought most american film actors were limited. He knew what he was doing with dreyfuss from the beginning.He forced dreyfuss to dig and actually work from character. An actor with a strong charisma coupled with a sensitivity for what creates character ( he really was a novelist) can tap in and translate that in a way forcing other actors to quit faking their performances.

Jaws gets better with age. Still cannot pull myself away from the movie for the epic quotes, quips, and put downs. Cast is exceptional able to portray the; boastful town outcast, arrival of a non biased expert, new policeman trying to prove himself, old mayor trying to keep everyone happy while keeping his job, wife wishing to return back home.

For me Robert Shaw is jaws, it wouldn't be my favourite movie without him, his Indianapolis speech had me tuned out of reality, his character was so strong and amazing

I introduced one of my colleagues who didn't know who Robert Shaw was to 'Jaws', 'The Taking Of Pelham 123', 'The Sting' to name and few. My colleague has been a fan ever since. His no nonsense intensity and believability brings a down right scary brilliance to every performance. You forget you are watching a cinematic, scripted film, with scenes, cuts and action. He's in films with Dreyfuss, Scheider, Gary, Matthau, Balsam, Redford and Newman yet who's performance is the most memorable...Robert Shaw!

I've seen Jaws countless times, own it on DVD/Blu Ray and yet I still have to watch it if I catch it on TV. I love this movie so much and I watch it around 3 times a year, especially during the 4th of July holiday.

Dude,this guy was absolute class,Hes a real tough guy,and had what it took to back it up.

Lee Marvin was the first choice for Quint . Thank God Shaw ended up with the roll!!

Jaws has been my favourite film for many many years, and I love Robert and Richard but, for me, the film belongs to Roy. He really... anchored it.

I loved Robert Shaw from the first time I saw him as Quint, he scared me. Then I saw him in A Man For All Seasons and what a performance he gave there and that's what I imagined Henry VIII be. Since then I have spotted him on several other films and he was a great actor gone far too young. But for what I admire him most, I have since learned, he loved his children, all 10 of them.

This movie really shows what Hollywood's forgotten, it's not about how scary, cool or amazing the antagonist is but rather the quality and creativity of the character performances, story and production.

Shaw gained legendary status! I was a little kid when I seen jaws and Shaw was the man

Shaw was so important to this film he was like Quint-essential.

Robert Shaw made Jaws a classic, and not just a very good movie.

Greatest movie ever made

I wished they did a doco just about the two of them. I can imagine the poster. Big letters; SHAW V DREYFUSS Each side of the poster shows their face at side on, staring at eachother with the jaws boat in the middle of them at a distance.

I think Shaw was tormenting Dreyfuss in order that the scenes would work well and the chemistry when the cameras were rolling.

Just read Shaw's novel, "The Sun Doctor." Excellent. It won the 1962 Hawthornden Prize.[

51! Too early for such a legend to depart, but seems common for such big people ❤

If you get the chance, see the play 'The shark is broken' written and acted by Robert Shaw's son Ian. It covers the rivalry and relationship dynamic of the three actors brilliantly and Ian looks and sounds so much like his father it gives you chills. Full recreation of the Indianapolis speech at the end of the play that makes your hair stand on end. It's like being a crew member watching the shoot.

Big salute to Robert Shaw this film was his coup de grace!

These dudes played the part so well, it was like second nature. , bravo indeed to still one of the best acted and overall movies ever

My favorite movie 🇺🇸

Robert Shaw would've slapped Chuck Norris and Chuck would tear up. Chuck is tough and I like him, but Robert Shaw was a bad-ass before bad-ass was coined.

Jaws is one of the finest films ever made. It just gets better with age.

It would have been great if those 3 actors could have done one or two more movies together!

Roy Scheider......so handsome♥️

RIP Robert Shaw and Roy Schieder 😭😭😭😭😭 We will miss you guys.

The tension between the actors is the only reason the movie is worth watching over and over…tremendous performances are always worth revisiting, regardless of the story!

It’s a crime that Robert Shaw wasn’t at least nominated for this role

Jaws is literally so much more than just a shark movie.. it's technically just a well made film in every aspect..

Saw it in Juneau Alaska when it came out, by the time the print made it to us the film broke a few times during the show. Favorite story, before their scenes Shaw would tell Dreyfuss " mind your mannerisms", he has nothing but good things to say about Shaw, the biggest personality he had ever come accross.

I just watched it again last night for the 1,000 time

Oh just remembered, the first time I saw Robert Shaw was in From Russia with Love (James Bond classic) with Sean Connery. Then in The Battle of the Bulge as Colonel Hessler, commander of the Panzer division of Tiger Tanks.Brilliant actor that fit every part he played to the T.

Shaw had a menacing aura and energetic presence on screen that was trully compelling and unique. The only other Actor who comes close is Richard Burton, but even he doesn't quite have the menacing presence Shaw did (not quite imo!). Both were huge boozers and I wonder who would have won drink for drink!?! Oliver Reed probably. . . .

Without Shaw you would not have the Indianapolis speech. The bulk of it was written by him. That was the best part of the film as far as Speilberg and yours truly are concerned.

When I was a kid and saw Jaws the characters back then were larger than life. Robert Shaw really captured my imagination as a timeless character. When I watch the movie now I still remember that feeling.

Show me the way to go home I'm tired and I want to go to bed

Robert Shaw is a Boss

That movie should have just been named "Shaw's"

Steven Spielberg: I'm worried the shark will overshadow the human characters Robert Shaw: Y'all hear something?

Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies. Farewell and adieu you ladies of Spain Robert shaw sings that song so wonderfully.

They were all good in it

what a character Robert Shaw was!

I just learned Mr. Shaw made nothing for this. All of his funds went to the I.R.S. for past mistakes he made. He probably knew that was going to happen and Still performed like a pro(minus the binges). Great man.

Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies farewell and adieu to you ladies of Spain for we received orders to sail back to Boston so never more shall we see you again.

Big Legend respect forever

***** nawww..i think of him as a granddaddy who tells his grandkids about all the stuff he'd gone through when he was young. I would have loved to be his granddaughter if he had one

They had good chemistry.

I don’t think one could shine without the other. The trio was so rich and each character unique in their own right that you can pinpoint or separate.

The stars aligned when these three were cast. Added to the mix of Benchley, Spielberg and Martha's and you have a movie and a half, still. Furkin A.

Robert was the best

To this day? The pure lunacy that Robert Shaw didn't get an Academy Award for His #1 portral of Quint in "JAWS" is just ridiculous, still & unbelievable plus it's just inexcusable. The Film and it's adaptation too the Big Screen, from the Book. Couldn't of been possible or even make able without Sir Robert Shaw, Roy Scheider, and Richard Dreyfuss's chaotic and fantastic bantering going on the entire time they were Chasing the FGD Shark 🦈🦈🦈. He was a Master Actor that made Others? Greater by just being around Him. Thanks for Sharing.

Shaw was a Shakespearian actor. He was raised in coal mines and was a man by age 12. Other than Richard Burton, Tom Jones and a few others...no one could compete with this phenomenal man

This is golden.id love to hear what Robert shaw has to say about today's youth

Glorious actor. He was also superb as the baddie in the classic thriller "The Taking of Pelham.....1-2-3" and starring alongside Redford and Newman in "The Sting".

Jaws is the closest thing to a perfect movie which is some thing considering what a disaster it was when it was being Filmed

Glad to have three of Shaw’s films in my collection. Jaws, From Russia With Love and Black Sunday.

Dreyfuss and Shaw had good on screen chemistry.

Play acting for a living will drive any real man to drink out of embarrassment if nothing else. As John Wayne once said to William Holden, "this (acting) is no job for a grown man to do, but the money's too good to quit".

1 bel homme ,la classe.

In a documentary on JAWS, I heard that they wanted LEE MARVIN to play as Quint, but he turned down the role!!! I'm glad that ROBERT SHAW got the role instead, he clearly was the BETTER choice. R.I.P. Roy Schneider, Murry Hamilton, & Robert Shaw. 🦈🦈🦈

I think shaw got to dreyfuss on purpose. The chemistry in this film is still the best I've ever seen. Shaw brought out the best in Richard dreyfuss.

They had a love-hate relationship with some respect the way Dreyfuss and shaw acted towards each other really was like how hooper and quint acted towards each other in the making of jaws and that made the movie successful its easy to act out the truth don't need much of a script and you add broody in there Roy Scheider and you have your self a hit the fact that these actors proved to have very successful careers show just that with out quint this movie would have never been as successful !!!

I love how Robert Shaw is completely normal , a mans man , slagging other men like Dreyfus to get a bit of a laugh going infront of the lads . Unfortunately today that’s missing and all the twats these days would accuse the man of being anti pc

It’s amazing how one movie could have such a profound impact on so many lives. To this day, I’ll watch the entire Jaws movie whenever it’s on. I’ve literally seen the movie hundreds of times and I never get tired of seeing it. Shaw was absolutely brilliant as Quint. Schneider and Dreyfus were also very good. Murray Hamilton played his role as Mayor perfectly.

What the late Great Robert Shaw did either on his own, likely and/or at the request of Spielberg is an old yet effective filmmaking trick designed to create tension between characters. Here it worked masterfully, the tension between Quinn and Hooper was revealed immediately and makes perfect sense in context. The old man in the sea meets the new math. Quinn is envious of Hooper who didn't have to learn things the hard, old fashion way while technology made Quinn a relic which and infringed on his world. Who better to take that frustration out on the new prodigy who would replace him with the assistance of gadgets with ease. John Henry with he sludge hammer meets the rock busting steam drill machine. In the end the legend dies and the machine lives on but they actually both live on. The machine now documents and preserves the existence of the legend on a hard drive.

@haveaniceday45 When the bogieman goes to bed, he's worried Chuck Norris is in his closet

Always makes me laugh, cos although there was antagonism between the two actors you can tell a lot of it was based on banter and that they did respect each other

Been counting money all your life,u city College boys,,

That is why I don't relate to this prejudice and animosity toward what people label "method actors." Honestly, they do the best acting and get the best acting out of others, like it or not. As good as someone that proactively is against immersing yourself into a role, does a part. The ones we truly remember and are still powerful to watch, were those parts from the "hard to work with method actors."

Robert shaw good aktor

The was the man who tried to kill James Bond

R.I.P Robert Shaw and Roy Schieder

I hope they never remake Jaws. You can’t replicate the chemistry with these three.

It's probably a little of both lol

I really like the rendition of Spanish Ladies in this. Who performs it?

Sounds like their real relationship was just like the film!

one of my top three movies

Japanese submarine slammed two torpedoes into our side it was comin' back from the island of Tinian, just delivered the bomb. 1100 men went into the water. Vessel went down in 12 minutes. Didn't see the first shark for about a half an hour. Tiger, 13 footer. You know how you know that when you're in the water? You tell by lookin' from the dorsal to the tail. What we didn't know...was our bomb mission had been so secret, no distress signal had been sent. They didn't even list us overdue for a week. Very first light the sharks come cruisin'. So we formed ourselves into tight groups and the idea was, the shark comes to the nearest man and that man, he'd start poundin' and hollerin' and screamin' and sometimes the shark would go away. Sometimes he wouldn't go away. Sometimes that shark, he looks right into you. Right into your eyes. You know the thing about a shark, he's got...lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eye. When he comes at ya, doesn't seem to be livin'. Until he bites ya and those black eyes roll over white. And then, ah then you hear that terrible high pitch screamin' and the ocean turns red and spite of all the poundin' and the hollerin' they all come in and rip you to pieces. Y'know by the end of that first dawn, lost a hundred men! I don't know how many sharks, maybe a thousand! I don't know how many men, they averaged six an hour. On Thursday mornin' I bumped into a friend of mine, Herbie Robinson from Cleveland, baseball player. I thought he was asleep, reached over to wake him up. Bobbed up and down in the water, just like a kinda top. Up ended. He'd been bitten in half below the waist. Noon the fifth day a Lockheed Ventura saw us and come in low and 3 hours later a big fat PBY comes down and start to pick us up. You know that was the time I was most frightened? Waitin' for my turn. I'll never put on a lifejacket again. So, 1100 went in the water, 316 men come out, the sharks took the rest, June the 29th, 1945. Anyway....we delivered the bomb.

Shaw : only actor who (in FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE) looked like he could really kick Sean Connery's ass. And Connery was an ex-champion bodybuilder for crying out loud ! Imagine what Shaw must have thought in the presence of short, fat, nerdy, no-stage-experience and full-of-himself Richard Dreyfuss ;) Man, poor Dreyfuss didn't stand a chance ...

Spielberg would go on to greater success but for me Jaws remains one of the finest movies ever made. In no small part to the brilliant chemistry between the three main actors.

“We gotta get a bigger boat” 😧

You can do 20 ? Good ?? Push ups ???

@ball sack YIKES!! okay okay i like!!

Who sings the rendition of "Spanish Ladies" in this clip?

Robert Shaw was brilliant as The Blonde haired Irish assassin Red Grant in The Bond movie From Russia with love.

I really love a great film like that.

Could watch the wee push up bit for hours over and over lol