Jaws (1975)
Jaws was the first film to earn more than $100 million in American rentals, and its saturation release, backed by a wave of television advertising, invented the summer blockbuster. Steven Spielberg was just 27 when he began filming off Martha's Vineyard, and the mechanical shark, nicknamed Bruce after his lawyer, broke down so often that he was forced to keep it out of sight, which made the film far more frightening. John Williams's two-note theme did the rest, winning one of the film's three Academy Awards. Robert Shaw's speech about the USS Indianapolis, which Shaw himself helped to rework, is still one of the great monologues in cinema.
This is an Indian Three Sheet, a format all its own, printed locally for Indian cinemas in a size and style unlike the American and British paper. Big Indian posters were used hard and seldom kept, so survivors are few, and this one remains folded as it was issued.
- Year: 1975
- Nationality: India
- Condition: Folded
- Type: Original Indian Three Sheet
- Size: 40 x 74 inches
- Product Code: W4371
