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• 'The Farmer and The Shark: A JAWS Tale' Documentary | JAWS 50th Anniversary Interview

  In this 50th anniversary special, The Daily Jaws dives deep into The Farmer and the Shark: A Jaws Tale — the brand new documentary uncovering the life and legacy of Craig Kingsbury, the Martha’s Vineyard local who inspired the character of Quint and portrayed the unforgettable fisherman Ben Gardner in Jaws.Ross Williams is joined by filmmaker John Campopiano (Pennywise: The Story of IT, Snapper: The Man-Eating Turtle Movie That Never Got Made) and producer Jim Beller (Jaws: Memories from Martha’s Vineyard, Jaws 50: The Definitive Inside Story) to discuss how this long-awaited documentary came to life.Together, they reveal how they unearthed never-before-seen photos and footage, worked closely with Craig’s daughter Kristen Kingsbury Henshaw, and captured the heart of a man whose voice, wit and spirit helped define one of cinema’s most iconic performances.The conversation explores:How the idea for The Farmer and the Shark was bornThe influence of Craig Kingsbury on Robert Shaw’s portrayal of QuintThe team’s archival discoveries and the thrill of finding lost Jaws historyWhy Jaws 50 has been a global celebration of the film’s enduring legacyWhat’s next for the documentary and hopes for distributionAn essential listen for every Jaws fan and movie lover — celebrating the people, places, and passion that keep Amity Island alive 50 years on.Brought to you by The Daily Jaws Store – home of screen-accurate barrels, keychains, chalkboards and more. For non-US orders, email: [email protected] proud support of:Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS)Tourettes Foundation of America

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• Jeremy Wagner - Jaws 50th Anniversary Interview Series

  In this special 50th anniversary episode of The Daily Jaws Podcast, Ross Williams sits down with novelist and publisher Jeremy Wagner — also known as the guitarist for death metal legends Broken Hope and one of the world’s foremost collectors of Jaws memorabilia. Jeremy shares how a battered paperback of Jaws first captured his imagination in 1975, why Robert Shaw’s Quint remains his favourite character, and how his passion has grown into one of the largest private Jaws collections on the planet.The conversation ranges from formative childhood memories and the emotional impact of key scenes, to deep-dive “Jaws therapy” about trauma, heroism, and Spielberg’s suspense. And just when Jeremy thought it was safe to sit down for a podcast, a surprise guest stops by to lay down the law — none other than Jeffrey Kramer (Deputy Hendricks himself).This episode is part celebration, part analysis, and a heartfelt look at why Jaws continues to resonate 50 years on.Brought to you by The Daily Jaws Store – home of screen-accurate barrels, keychains, chalkboards and more. For non-US orders, email: [email protected] proud support of:Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS)Tourettes Foundation of America

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• Nick Marra - Jaws 50th Anniversary Interview Series

  For our 50th anniversary series, Ross Williams sits down with Hollywood veteran and lifelong Jaws fan Nick Marra. Nick’s career in special effects and creature creation has spanned films like Sin City, The Hateful Eight, Jurassic Park, and cult favourite Lake Placid - but Jaws has always been the film that shaped his life and work.In this episode, Nick recalls seeing Jaws for the first time in 1975 and the life-changing impact it had on him. He shares stories of sculpting sharks for Creature and Spy Kids 2, his admiration for the craft that went into “Bruce,” and why Spielberg’s decisions turned setbacks into cinematic gold. Nick also opens up about his encounters with Jaws alumni - from Joe Alves to Robert Shaw’s family and Virginia Jansen - offering rare behind-the-scenes insights into the tension on set and the movie’s near-derailments.The conversation dives into Jaws’ legacy, Spielberg’s raw genius, whether extended cuts ever work, and why Jaws remains the high watermark of cinema. Nick even answers some of the community’s favourite “controversial questions,” including whether they really needed a bigger boat.Brought to you by The Daily Jaws Store – home of screen-accurate barrels, keychains, chalkboards and more. For non-US orders, email: [email protected] proud support of:Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS)Tourettes Foundation of America

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• Euan Rannachan - Jaws 50th Anniversary Interview Series

  For this 50th anniversary special, Ross welcomes back artist, photographer, and shark conservationist Euan Rannachan – the man behind the Jaws photo, the viral image of a great white shark that continues to stop people in their tracks every time it resurfaces online.Euan reflects on his first time watching Jaws as a child, how the film planted both fear and fascination, and why he sees sharks as “superheroes” of the ocean. He shares stories from his years photographing white sharks up close, how he balances showing their power and their beauty, and the perspective shift that comes from sharing the water with an apex predator.The conversation also dives into:Why kids are often fascinated by sharks while adults lean into fear.The fine line between celebrating Jaws and correcting shark misconceptions.Shark cinema from Jaws to The Shallows and beyond.Whether bigger great whites than “Deep Blue” are still out there.The lasting legacy of Jaws for sharks, cinema, and generations of fans.And just when Euan thought it was safe to sit down for a podcast, a surprise guest stops by to lay down the law Brought to you by The Daily Jaws Store – home of screen-accurate barrels, keychains, chalkboards and more. For non-US orders, email: [email protected] proud support of:Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS)Tourettes Foundation of America

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• Andy Nyman - Jaws 50th Anniversary Interview Series

  In this very special 50th anniversary conversation, Ross welcomes acclaimed actor, writer, and director Andy Nyman to The Daily Jaws Podcast. Known for his standout performances in Peaky Blinders, Severance, Wicked, and the recent miniseries Lockerbie, Andy is also a lifelong Jaws fan whose first encounter with Spielberg’s masterpiece left a lasting impact on his life and career.Andy recalls seeing Jaws on the big screen as a nine-year-old and how Richard Dreyfuss’ portrayal of Hooper was a revelation — showing him that someone who looked like him could belong in cinema. He shares treasured memorabilia from Universal Studios, discusses how the film sparked his love of horror, and reflects on the lessons he’s carried through his own creative work.And just when Ian thought it was safe to sit down for a podcast, a surprise guest stops by to lay down the law Brought to you by The Daily Jaws Store – home of screen-accurate barrels, keychains, chalkboards and more. For non-US orders, email: [email protected] proud support of:Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS)Tourettes Foundation of America

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