Robert Shaw should have won the Academy Award that year for his performance in Jaws. No other actor could have done the USS Indianapolis scene like he did. That scene alone was more terrifying than the actual shark scenes.
That scene is so powerful. I was 9 years old reading Encyclopedia Britannica (just realized how old this makes me feel) learning everything I could about this. Love this movie
Well he was beaten by Jack Nicholson for his performance in One Flew of a Cuckoos nest. So at least he was beaten by quality, unlike some other Oscar years where actors were clearly robbed.
Love Dreyfuss and love the stories. Hate it when loud, overbearing hosts & hostesses (so full of themselves) constantly interrupt to put their own spin on subjects, mostly to let the world know "look at me, I'm still the center of attention here." That's most annoying of all. I wish they'd just shut up and let the guest talk. They fear that if they let the room wind-down and decompress, listeners will fall asleep and "ratings" will plummet. Not so. Not true at all! Listeners don't want bells & whistles. They want meaningful (substantive) conversation. They want to listen and learn -- AND to laugh.
It's called talent. Those people were good at creating tension, suspense, excitement, etc. They made the audience feel they were actually experiencing the events. So far, CGI detracts from movies I've seen. It feels like viewing a video game.
I met Richard Dreyfuss at the Rhode Island Comicon last month, Nov. 2019...after waiting on line for 4 hours. He and his wife bought candy and granola bars and fruit snacks for all of us who waited on line...(he's a talker...loves to talk on and on). Now we were only supposed to get his autograph and pay for a photo op separate...but because we waited so long, they bent the rules...I took about 5 photos with him on my cell. He and his wife are so sweet and kind...I got him to autograph the inside pamphlet of my Jaws DVD too! I will never forget that day!
Are you saved? If you died tonight would you go to heaven or hell? The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. Although God's creation was created perfect, having no death, sickness and disease, the creation became corrupted through Adam and Eve in them disobeying God. In this rebellion the creation became fallen through the curse of sin and mankind became separated from God. This world is fallen, but God offers reconciliation to him through his provision at the cross. Ultimately God will restore his creation to perfection when he returns but those that who reject his offer of redemption will remain condemned by their sins and go to hell. John 1:1,14 KJV In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH , and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth. John 1:10 KJV He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not.
I saw Jaws the first Saturday after it was released. I was stationed at Lowry AFB in Denver at the time,summer of 1975. I sat outside the theatre for 2 hours for the showing 2 hours later. I got to know the people in line with me very well. We sat together in the movie and when the fisherman’s head drops out of the hole in his boat,the girl in the seat next to me jumped into my lap she was so startled! Made the whole waiting process worth it. I grew up in Clearwater Florida and went scuba diving with my pal Peter all the time. Since I saw that film I haven’t stepped a toe into the ocean again. I can watch shark week with no problem but I can’t go into the ocean!🙀🙀🙀
My daughter met the woman who was the first victim (nude swimmer) at a terror event, and got her autograph. She signed her name, and then after that added "Chrissie 1st Victim". My daughter got such a kick out of that.
Years ago I went with my family to Disney World. While waiting to get into a show, they showed an interview with Richared Dreyfuss talking about Jaws. When he was 1st offered the part by Spielberg, he called his agent. His agent said never do a water picture, they are disasters and told Richard to turn down the part which he did. A week later Dreyfuss was having 2nd thoughts about turning down the part so he called Spielberg and asked him if the part in the shark movie was still available. Spielberg said it was so Dreyfuss took the part. Said it made his career.
Also, the reason he had second thoughts was because he had gone to see himself in a movie he had recently done, and he saw himself for the first time on the scene and literally had a total nervous breakdown believing that he was absolutely Awful hence why he went back to Steve Spielberg Filmed is called The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (film)
I saw "Jaws" in a drive-in theater when I was 10 years old. It scared me so badly, I didn't even like being in the deep end of a pool for years afterward. The fact that you rarely saw the shark, but usually only saw his fin, made it that much scarier.
I was either 9 or 10 when I saw it with my dad at the movie theatre. Like you, I was scared in a pool as well. We lived in Texas and I just thought that a shark might be able to swim through the pipes and come up from the bottom of the deep end of the pool through the drain.
I went with mom and several friends for my 12th birthday. After the underwater dingy scene, I made everyone get up and move down one so I could sit by my mom. To this day, still close my eyes during that scene.
Are you saved? If you died tonight would you go to heaven or hell? The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. Although God's creation was created perfect, having no death, sickness and disease, the creation became corrupted through Adam and Eve in them disobeying God. In this rebellion the creation became fallen through the curse of sin and mankind became separated from God. This world is fallen, but God offers reconciliation to him through his provision at the cross. Ultimately God will restore his creation to perfection when he returns but those that who reject his offer of redemption will remain condemned by their sins and go to hell. John 1:1,14 KJV In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH , and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth. John 1:10 KJV He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not.
@@jesusisgod2953 , you could have saved yourself a lot of time if you just stopped at your question. The answer is Hell. Not cause I want to go there, but sometimes, shit happens.
Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies, farewell and adieu to you ladies of Spain. For we’ve received orders to sail back to Boston, and so nevermore shall we see you again.
Richard Dreyfuss has always been a favourite actor of mine. He carefully picks and chooses what films he's going to do, whereas a lot of actors churn out any old shite. Therefore you are guaranteed quality films when Richard is involved.
@@simonkevnorris is that the one he did with Danny Devito where he's an aluminium siding salesman? I haven't seen that since I was about 17, that's a good 30 years ago! I love that film, I will have to give it a watch again soon.
YES! "Interviewers" like Rachael Ray and Jimmy Fallon really need to watch Graham Norton to learn how it's DONE. He starts the guest telling his story -- and then he SHUTS UP and lets him tell it!
@@robertkaufman-sw6wd : Jimmy Fallon is just the WORST. Sample: Guest: And so -- Fallon: "And so"? Ha-ha! Guest: -- I decided -- Fallon: You decided? Ha-ha-ha! Guest: -- I had no choice -- Fallon: You had no choice?? Ha-ha-ha-ha!! Shut the hell UP, Jimmy!
When the Orca was sinking, a crew member yelled out to save the stars. Another crew member yelled out, the hell with the actors! Save the camera! I think this was the film that got some seawater in it, because when the editor Verna Fields viewed the section of film, she said the film was ok, because seawater is like the saline solution used in developing photos in a dark room!
I always love how in the movie, when Quint decided they where not going to make it, he came out of the cabin all buttoned up, sort of the the way Richard is describing this event.
Every time i see one of these guest appearances of any actor, it makes we watch the movie they reference to and and imagine out the quirky mishaps they speak of during that particular scene. Dreyfuss is legendary! A true patriot as well.
I think it’s because now he’s the only member of the trio left it’s his responsibility and duty to speak on their behalf and in their memory. It must be so hard to talk about them knowing there both gone and your the only member left of one of the most iconic trios in cinema
Robert Shaw was great ! Now that I think of it , I'll have to check out " Robin and Marian " again with him , Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn. He was superb as the Sheriff and the supporting cast was strong.
"Mr Holland's Opus" is a game changer & will make you cry tears of joy!!! 😉 Thank you Mr Dreyfuss for the many memorable years!!! 😍 Just rewatched "Goodbye Girl," "Mr Holland's Opus," "Always" & "Jaws"!!! 🤩 Next? Blessings 🩷✌️🤘
I still think of him as "Curt" in American Grafitti (1973). I thought that his appearance had changed dramatically between 'Grafitti' and Jaws (1975) but I kept telling myself that it was the beard.
@@TralfazConstruction Somehow I missed him in "American Graffiti". I lost it when SNL's Bill Murray referred to him as "The Dry-Guy" after Jaws came out. Hilarious.
@@marvinthiessen3454 The phenomenon of American Grafitti took up much of the last half of 1973 and went well into '74. Apparently, with my still being in high school then, I can credit those with being an extension of my formative years. I appreciate Richard Dreyfuss in 'Graffiti' and Jaws (1975) but I like his "Curt" character over "Hooper" by a bit. I must have missed Bill Murray's reference to the Dry Guy but by coincidence I've seen that online three times over the past several days. Quite a coincidence.
@@TralfazConstruction Murray said it with a straight face which only added to the hilarity. Funny thing, "Down and Out in Beverly Hills" and "What About Bob", the Dry Guy flips out in both movies. In "What About Bob" he's reduced to a mumbling, drooling basket case in a wheelchair. I enjoy the "Dry Guy", he's done several good films.
Moby Dick, starring Gregory Peck was partially filmed in the Irish Sea. Peck almost got killed making the film when the tow line broke to the rubber whale he was strapped too. This according to an interview with Peck.
What Dreyfuss left out is that the audio technician actually held his equipment above his head at one point and yelled, "Fuck the actors! Save the sound department!"
And in response to what Steven said, the old man held up his expensive sound equipment over his head and said "FUCK THE ACTORS, SAVE THE SOUND DEPARTMENT!!!"
Just want to say something i was livening in Crawley uk my doctor was dr shaw i kept looking at him so i said u look like the actor Robert shaw who was in the film jaws he had a smile and said he's my brother and he said he loved him so much made my day
It was June of 1975. I remember because I was 14 years old and we were in Florida on vacation and I was scared to go in the water. 🤣 Anyway, Wikipedia is your friend, look it up.
@@phillipsmom6252 I was eight years old, my parents had recently got divorced, and I went with a friend of mine, his sister and his parents, to go see this in Carrollton Georgia, it scared me so bad, that When theytook me home, I was scared to go up my driveway, I ran all the way, like a shark was going to jump out of the woods, lol
I remember, lifting my legs up in the chair while watching Jaws. There was definitely was a shark swimming around the theater when you are 11 years old!
all those comments and not one mention about Dreyfuss being in the movie "American Graffitti with Ron Howard and Cindy Williams. Which is also a film with a young Harrison Ford in it.
The "American Graffiti" cast included a lot of unknowns who went on to be famous. In addition to Ron, Cindy, and Harrison, there was also Kathleen Quinlan, Mackenzie Philips, and Suzanne Somers.
I'll never forget seeing the movie, "Jaws" in the theater in 1975. My wife and I waited in the longest line I can ever remember at a movie theater. I was sitting to the left of my wife, and a woman was sitting to the left of me. I was eating my popcorn when the shark first came up for a bite, and the woman next to me screamed out loud and grabbed my arm, causing my popcorn to fly all over the place!
The fact that Bruce* didn't work most of the time is the very reason that the movie was so successful (and scary): Steven Spielberg was forced to use other methods to ratchet up the tension since he couldn't show the shark. Many many horror movies since that time have employed the same method. * In Finding Nemo, the shark is named Bruce because this is a tribute to the shark in "Jaws". And the shark in "Jaws" was named Bruce because that was the name of Steven's lawyer!
Hearing his unchanged voice telling a story about a boat sinking etc.... reminds me of the scene where hes telling Ellen Brody the story about his shark encounter.. while eating chief Brodys dinner
I've always found it puzzling that the biggest stars of 70's cinema never made it past the decade. Richard Dreyfus and Burt Reynolds just disappeared, they had both had occasional hits in the 80's. 90' s and onwards, gone.
Great story, well-told! Could have done without the pointless interjections from the host - who seems to have volume control issues. Please Stop Shouting. Jeeez.
One thing l can't stand about today is all the interviews are hosted by ppl who just want to laugh at everything, no probing questions, no questions about the details just haw haw haw from beginning to end, what's so funny?
Robert Shaw always scared me. His eyes were like the eyes of a shark in many ways. He was a tremendous talent and gone too soon. He was the star in all his movies no matter the character he played.
Robert Shaw should have won the Academy Award that year for his performance in Jaws. No other actor could have done the USS Indianapolis scene like he did. That scene alone was more terrifying than the actual shark scenes.
With a bit of help from booze, that is 😉
That scene is so powerful. I was 9 years old reading Encyclopedia Britannica (just realized how old this makes me feel) learning everything I could about this. Love this movie
Well he was beaten by Jack Nicholson for his performance in One Flew of a Cuckoos nest. So at least he was beaten by quality, unlike some other Oscar years where actors were clearly robbed.
Robert Shaw was a legend, best character of all time Captain Quint.
Robert Shaw is legendary!
Love Dreyfuss and love the stories. Hate it when loud, overbearing hosts & hostesses (so full of themselves) constantly interrupt to put their own spin on subjects, mostly to let the world know "look at me, I'm still the center of attention here." That's most annoying of all. I wish they'd just shut up and let the guest talk. They fear that if they let the room wind-down and decompress, listeners will fall asleep and "ratings" will plummet. Not so. Not true at all! Listeners don't want bells & whistles. They want meaningful (substantive) conversation. They want to listen and learn -- AND to laugh.
Same with that Jackass Merv Griffin, couldn’t let the guest talk.
Well, insecurity is a common trait among women. Most definitely this one.
Amen to that!!!.😎🇳🇿
*Most or some women. Always context.
She barely said anything, just replied as someone would during an interesting conversation.
Despite some personal difficulties, Mr Dreyfuss has always been the quintessential professional. And a great storyteller.
It's incredible they made such a realistic movie in the days before computer generated graphics. One of the all time best.
Watch it in UHD. It makes it look like it was filmed just a few months earlier.
It's called talent. Those people were good at creating tension, suspense, excitement, etc. They made the audience feel they were actually experiencing the events. So far, CGI detracts from movies I've seen. It feels like viewing a video game.
Still the main reason i fear the ocean. 🤢
@@billrobbins5874 So, stay in the pond.
@@roseymalino9855 i'm so old, won't even step foot in a pond! 🤢😂
I love how he’s talking to the audience and not to her.
Didn’t stop her keep needlessly talking
she's almost unwatchable
@@lillypixie28 Can't wait to see your show.
I met Richard Dreyfuss at the Rhode Island Comicon last month, Nov. 2019...after waiting on line for 4 hours. He and his wife bought candy and granola bars and fruit snacks for all of us who waited on line...(he's a talker...loves to talk on and on). Now we were only supposed to get his autograph and pay for a photo op separate...but because we waited so long, they bent the rules...I took about 5 photos with him on my cell. He and his wife are so sweet and kind...I got him to autograph the inside pamphlet of my Jaws DVD too! I will never forget that day!
Wow what a great experience, love Dreyfuss!
Are you saved? If you died tonight would you go to heaven or hell?
The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. Although God's creation was created perfect, having no death, sickness and disease, the creation became corrupted through Adam and Eve in them disobeying God. In this rebellion the creation became fallen through the curse of sin and mankind became separated from God. This world is fallen, but God offers reconciliation to him through his provision at the cross. Ultimately God will restore his creation to perfection when he returns but those that who reject his offer of redemption will remain condemned by their sins and go to hell.
John 1:1,14 KJV
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD.
[14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH , and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.
John 1:10 KJV
He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not.
Wow that’s cool and I’m happy to hear that. There’s a lot of jerks in Hollywood
I love Richard Dreyfuss especially in Always.
What a great story.
Wow! Sure sounds like it was worth it 👍
My wife and I saw this movie together when she was pregnant with our first child who is now 47 years old. Yes, that is how old this movie is.
I saw Jaws the first Saturday after it was released. I was stationed at Lowry AFB in Denver at the time,summer of 1975. I sat outside the theatre for 2 hours for the showing 2 hours later. I got to know the people in line with me very well. We sat together in the movie and when the fisherman’s head drops out of the hole in his boat,the girl in the seat next to me jumped into my lap she was so startled! Made the whole waiting process worth it. I grew up in Clearwater Florida and went scuba diving with my pal Peter all the time. Since I saw that film I haven’t stepped a toe into the ocean again. I can watch shark week with no problem but I can’t go into the ocean!🙀🙀🙀
My daughter met the woman who was the first victim (nude swimmer) at a terror event, and got her autograph. She signed her name, and then after that added "Chrissie 1st Victim". My daughter got such a kick out of that.
Cool. I met the aunt of the little boy who swam with the fake shark fin. He’s either the sheriff or the sheriff’s deputy on the island.
She wasn't nude.
Susan Backlinie who sadly passed away not too long ago. She was the stuntwoman who played the swimmer in the opening scene.
@@wilpri Quite she was.
Years ago I went with my family to Disney World. While waiting to get into a show, they showed an interview with Richared Dreyfuss talking about Jaws. When he was 1st offered the part by Spielberg, he called his agent. His agent said never do a water picture, they are disasters and told Richard to turn down the part which he did. A week later Dreyfuss was having 2nd thoughts about turning down the part so he called Spielberg and asked him if the part in the shark movie was still available. Spielberg said it was so Dreyfuss took the part. Said it made his career.
Also, the reason he had second thoughts was because he had gone to see himself in a movie he had recently done, and he saw himself for the first time on the scene and literally had a total nervous breakdown believing that he was absolutely Awful hence why he went back to Steve Spielberg
Filmed is called
The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (film)
I saw "Jaws" in a drive-in theater when I was 10 years old. It scared me so badly, I didn't even like being in the deep end of a pool for years afterward. The fact that you rarely saw the shark, but usually only saw his fin, made it that much scarier.
I was either 9 or 10 when I saw it with my dad at the movie theatre. Like you, I was scared in a pool as well. We lived in Texas and I just thought that a shark might be able to swim through the pipes and come up from the bottom of the deep end of the pool through the drain.
I went with mom and several friends for my 12th birthday. After the underwater dingy scene, I made everyone get up and move down one so I could sit by my mom. To this day, still close my eyes during that scene.
hehe I hear ya bud. I was 12 and to this day I'm still a little nervous swimming at the beach. :)
My daughter saw it at 12 and was the same….scared to swim in a pool, let alone a lake!
The fin and that threatening music!😱
For those of you who might not know, "Bruce" is what they called the fake shark. He was named after Steven Spielberg's lawyer.
"Stop playing with yourself, Hooper"!!
that's " Hoopah " lol
You got city hand Hoopa
Slow ahead, if you please!
Are you saved? If you died tonight would you go to heaven or hell?
The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. Although God's creation was created perfect, having no death, sickness and disease, the creation became corrupted through Adam and Eve in them disobeying God. In this rebellion the creation became fallen through the curse of sin and mankind became separated from God. This world is fallen, but God offers reconciliation to him through his provision at the cross. Ultimately God will restore his creation to perfection when he returns but those that who reject his offer of redemption will remain condemned by their sins and go to hell.
John 1:1,14 KJV
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD.
[14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH , and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.
John 1:10 KJV
He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not.
@@jesusisgod2953 , you could have saved yourself a lot of time if you just stopped at your question. The answer is Hell. Not cause I want to go there, but sometimes, shit happens.
Its OK Rachael we can hear you, no need to shout...
Can anyone be more annoying than her? Sheesh.
I was thinking the same thing.
She's Italian and that is her mannerisms. In my opinion she is a very generous, open minded, joyous host, and of course an excellent cook.
@@Rich-kp1eu All she had to do was let him tell the story. Didn't need all her interruptions and shouting. Such an annoying interviewer.
Great show. Classic. Classic score. You never knew two notes could make you swear and sweat.
Just watched Jaws for the 100th time. It gets better with every view.
“I’ll never put a life jacket on again”
Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies, farewell and adieu to you ladies of Spain. For we’ve received orders to sail back to Boston, and so nevermore shall we see you again.
I loved Jaws (Robert Shaw) so much that I named my youngest son Quint.
Went to go see it at the theater for its 35th anniversary re-release. Best movie ever, especially on the big screen with a full house.
Agreed
That was funny....just had to filter out Ray.
I know when you want to listen to the guest and he is being constantly interrupted....😩
Talk about an over the top and loud presenter.
She’s nearly as bad as her pet food.
She's American 🤷🏼♂️
People that insinuate their obnoxious, loud observations are a pain!
I love Richard Dreyfuss acting he was so wonderful I hope he makes more movies.
Rachel the show is about your guests....not YOU!
OMG...she is really annoying
Richard Dreyfuss has always been a favourite actor of mine. He carefully picks and chooses what films he's going to do, whereas a lot of actors churn out any old shite. Therefore you are guaranteed quality films when Richard is involved.
I really liked him in Tin Men.
@@simonkevnorris is that the one he did with Danny Devito where he's an aluminium siding salesman? I haven't seen that since I was about 17, that's a good 30 years ago! I love that film, I will have to give it a watch again soon.
My favorite movie forever. Thank you Mr. Spielberg. Thank you Mr. Scheider, Mr. Shaw and Mr. Dreyfuss. Thanks to everyone who made this film possible.
And thank everyone for doing it without CGI
Amazing movie and as appreciated as it is, is STILL under-appreciated.
Yes. Spielberg peaked with this epic film. Every time I watch it, I enjoy it even more.
This is the very reason I never swim out of my depth. Petrified of sharks.😂
Also my favourite movie of all time !!
I really wish Robert Shaw was still around!! He was hilarious in Jaws!! He made me laugh my butt off!! 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Geez, wished he could of told the story without being interupted every 2 seconds while he was telling it! 😜
YES! "Interviewers" like Rachael Ray and Jimmy Fallon really need to watch Graham Norton to learn how it's DONE. He starts the guest telling his story -- and then he SHUTS UP and lets him tell it!
@@stevecarson4162 you're right!!!
Rachael Ray is loud and with her high pitched voice...very annoying. A terrible interviewer.
@@robertkaufman-sw6wd : Jimmy Fallon is just the WORST. Sample:
Guest: And so --
Fallon: "And so"? Ha-ha!
Guest: -- I decided --
Fallon: You decided? Ha-ha-ha!
Guest: -- I had no choice --
Fallon: You had no choice?? Ha-ha-ha-ha!!
Shut the hell UP, Jimmy!
Dreyfuss, one of the greatest in my opinion.
How could anyone dislike Richard Dreyfuss or this video. Thank you Richard ,❤😂Roy & Robert
@erniescullion8452.
Because they are both boring!
I see Rachel and Jimmy Fallon went to the same talk show host school of fake laughter.
Rick M Conan O'Brien is also an alumnus of that school.
Conan is the worst...
Fallon is still the master. By far.
wait, conan is not a fake laughter. thats just an ignorant opinion.
reminds of british movie star kenneth more.when he laughed he prononced the word ha.
Love his laugh! And he is a great storyteller
Long live Hooper.
Dreyfus is one of the few actors out of hollyweird that I actually respect.
Such a talent. One of the most underrated films was Tin Men with him and Danny DiVito a must for anyone who hasn’t 👍
Mr Meranga! 😅😂
@@paulorchard7960 hes an excellent dancer!🤠👍🕺
You can't beat the classics folks 😁😁😁 Jaws is still one of my favorite movies along with Jurassic Park
Dreyfuss is always a great interview
When the Orca was sinking, a crew member yelled out to save the stars. Another crew member yelled out, the hell with the actors! Save the camera!
I think this was the film that got some seawater in it, because when the editor Verna Fields viewed the section of film, she said the film was ok, because seawater is like the saline solution used in developing photos in a dark room!
I always love how in the movie, when Quint decided they where not going to make it, he came out of the cabin all buttoned up, sort of the the way Richard is describing this event.
Every time i see one of these guest appearances of any actor, it makes we watch the movie they reference to and and imagine out the quirky mishaps they speak of during that particular scene. Dreyfuss is legendary! A true patriot as well.
Martha's Vinyard boat builder, artist and sculptor Ovid Osborn Ward built the boat that sank in the movie.
@@wildthings980 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 OMG that is pathetic!!!! Lol!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It seems as time goes by Mr. Dreyfuss appreciates Jaws more and more!
I think it’s because now he’s the only member of the trio left it’s his responsibility and duty to speak on their behalf and in their memory.
It must be so hard to talk about them knowing there both gone and your the only member left of one of the most iconic trios in cinema
Robert Shaw was great ! Now that I think of it , I'll have to check out " Robin and Marian " again with him , Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn. He was superb as the Sheriff and the supporting cast was strong.
Dreyfuss can make anything funny. What a Gass, watch Always if you've missed it. And Goodby Girl is amazing.
"Mr Holland's Opus" is a game changer & will make you cry tears of joy!!! 😉 Thank you Mr Dreyfuss for the many memorable years!!! 😍 Just rewatched "Goodbye Girl," "Mr Holland's Opus," "Always" & "Jaws"!!! 🤩 Next? Blessings 🩷✌️🤘
Makes Katie Couric look intelligent.
I'm from year 2021 and yes it does; check out her memoir
My favorite movie of all time. RICHARD WAS THE PERFECT 70'S PERSONALITY AND LOOK FOR THIS FILM. Man time flies.
The "Dry Guy" was also very good in "The Crew" starring Burt Reynolds, Seymour Cassel, and Dan Hedaya.
I still think of him as "Curt" in American Grafitti (1973). I thought that his appearance had changed dramatically between 'Grafitti' and Jaws (1975) but I kept telling myself that it was the beard.
@@TralfazConstruction Somehow I missed him in "American Graffiti". I lost it when SNL's Bill Murray referred to him as "The Dry-Guy" after Jaws came out. Hilarious.
@@marvinthiessen3454 The phenomenon of American Grafitti took up much of the last half of 1973 and went well into '74. Apparently, with my still being in high school then, I can credit those with being an extension of my formative years. I appreciate Richard Dreyfuss in 'Graffiti' and Jaws (1975) but I like his "Curt" character over "Hooper" by a bit. I must have missed Bill Murray's reference to the Dry Guy but by coincidence I've seen that online three times over the past several days. Quite a coincidence.
@@TralfazConstruction Murray said it with a straight face which only added to the hilarity. Funny thing, "Down and Out in Beverly Hills" and "What About Bob", the Dry Guy flips out in both movies. In "What About Bob" he's reduced to a mumbling, drooling basket case in a wheelchair. I enjoy the "Dry Guy", he's done several good films.
Moby Dick, starring Gregory Peck was partially filmed in the Irish Sea. Peck almost got killed making the film when the tow line broke to the rubber whale he was strapped too. This according to an interview with Peck.
There`s loads more too, he`s wrong saying Jaws was the first movie to do it.
Ha ha - As a soundman myself - I can well beleive this story!! Thanks Richard, my *All-Time* favourite film!!... 🥰🦈 x
Richard Dreyfuss has the perfect narrators voice.
An excellent and enjoyable movie. The fact that it was shot on an actual beach gave it an extra level of realism
What Dreyfuss left out is that the audio technician actually held his equipment above his head at one point and yelled, "Fuck the actors! Save the sound department!"
Rachel: “tell me one”
Richard: *tells the audience*
Just how much coffee, sugar, and goofballs did the director give Rachael so she would do all that overwrought fake laughing?
DON'TY KNOW HOW I ARRIVED HERE BUT AGREE COMPLETELY. JUST SHUT UP AND LISTEN YOU SILLY BITCH.
A guest's punchline is so much funnier when the host repeats it!
Wanted to comment to say precisely that
More like coke.
@jennifer86010
Best comment on here! 😁❤️
Richard still looks good even after all these years.
Yes, he does. 😀
He looks like chubby toad
Hes 81 now
@@equisequis.55 71, as of Sept.17/19
He looks good in person too...I met him at Rhode Island Comicon last month.
Great story but I wished Rachel Ray would have just let him talk.
When he said Robert Shaw was going to die neat, I thought he meant whiskey without ice.
They had a lot of fun and frustration making the film. Enjoyed it in '75 and glad it was a hit!
Oh that's cool, i saw it in '83(?) unfortunate for me as i was 7 at the time, lol. Great movie though, a classic.
@@in_vino_veritas7938 92 for me at 7. Watched it numerous times daily and still remains my favorite movie
What about Bob? He was hilarious in that movie…
No offense to Rachael fans but wouldve been courteous if she didnt try to steal the spotlight on herself by interrupting Dreyfuss every 5 seconds
And in response to what Steven said, the old man held up his expensive sound equipment over his head and said "FUCK THE ACTORS, SAVE THE SOUND DEPARTMENT!!!"
I loved his performance in “What About Bob”
Me too!!
Just want to say something i was livening in Crawley uk my doctor was dr shaw i kept looking at him so i said u look like the actor Robert shaw who was in the film jaws he had a smile and said he's my brother and he said he loved him so much made my day
He was perfect in that role.
"this was no boating accident. It wasn't a propeller. And it wasn't Jack the Ripper. It was a shark".
Jaws and Close Encounters two of my favourite Movies
Farewell to the ladies of Spain ta ta ta beautiful song. Mentioned in Orville's Moby Dick.
I remember watching that movie in 1974 when it came out, shocking effect on everyone who saw it, what a great behind the scenes story.
May be wrong, but I think it was summer of 75???
@@mhayes22167 I graduated HS in 74, and remember seeing it that summer, maybe I'm senile, but pretty sure 74
@@mhayes22167 you are correct, June of 1975
It was June of 1975. I remember because I was 14 years old and we were in Florida on vacation and I was scared to go in the water. 🤣 Anyway, Wikipedia is your friend, look it up.
@@phillipsmom6252 I was eight years old, my parents had recently got divorced, and I went with a friend of mine, his sister and his parents, to go see this in Carrollton Georgia, it scared me so bad, that When theytook me home, I was scared to go up my driveway, I ran all the way, like a shark was going to jump out of the woods, lol
I remember, lifting my legs up in the chair while watching Jaws. There was definitely was a shark swimming around the theater when you are 11 years old!
This is the most hilarious video I've ever listened to online! It cheers me up whenever I'm depressed. Thank you, Mr. Dreyfuss!
Richard is by far the best actor ever!!!!! I just love everything about him!!!! 🥀🥀🥀🥀.... From The Motor City......
We saw JAWS at an afternoon matinee then after it ended, we got in line and saw it again.
He's a smart business guy, because every jaws question is $10 bucks, so he's a Millionaire now!!
Oh my god. So hilarious. Never heard this before. Best scene was in the cabin of the boat and the three men we’re telling their stories.
''Let it ride'' is an absolute must see .......
absolute must see❗️
Richard Dreyfuss is phenomenal in it‼️®️™️
all those comments and not one mention about Dreyfuss being in the movie "American Graffitti with Ron Howard and Cindy Williams. Which is also a film with a young Harrison Ford in it.
The "American Graffiti" cast included a lot of unknowns who went on to be famous. In addition to Ron, Cindy, and Harrison, there was also Kathleen Quinlan, Mackenzie Philips, and Suzanne Somers.
I guess that Rachel Ray diet book ain't doing so well.
I'll never forget seeing the movie, "Jaws" in the theater in 1975. My wife and I waited in the longest line I can ever remember at a movie theater. I was sitting to the left of my wife, and a woman was sitting to the left of me. I was eating my popcorn when the shark first came up for a bite, and the woman next to me screamed out loud and grabbed my arm, causing my popcorn to fly all over the place!
Such a fan of R Dreyfuss💛
I love the Jaws movie ...
RD...one of our greatest actors 👍🏻
LOL Dreyfuss is awesome, love that guy
The sound man had a moment of his own where he said: "*BLANK* the actors! Save the sound department!"
The word is "fuck"
I know Richard and his wife my mom works for them. He is nice and his wife is the best.
Marissa Bandera I’ve heard he’s extremely egotistical
That's cool
An appearance in The Graduate; "Shall I get the cops? I'll get the cops." 😂
Rachael won’t stop laughing omg
She’s so annoying
The fact that Bruce* didn't work most of the time is the very reason that the movie was so successful (and scary): Steven Spielberg was forced to use other methods to ratchet up the tension since he couldn't show the shark. Many many horror movies since that time have employed the same method.
* In Finding Nemo, the shark is named Bruce because this is a tribute to the shark in "Jaws". And the shark in "Jaws" was named Bruce because that was the name of Steven's lawyer!
Hearing his unchanged voice telling a story about a boat sinking etc.... reminds me of the scene where hes telling Ellen Brody the story about his shark encounter.. while eating chief Brodys dinner
Richard Dreyfus is one of my favorite Actors , he was born on the same day and same hospital,as my husband too
I've always found it puzzling that the biggest stars of 70's cinema never made it past the decade. Richard Dreyfus and Burt Reynolds just disappeared, they had both had occasional hits in the 80's. 90' s and onwards, gone.
Both Dreyfuss and Reynolds received Oscar nominations in the 1990s. So they didn't really disappear, but you know they are also now pretty ancient.
"always" is a tremendous film with richard dreyfus
Bryan...Dreyfuss won best actor for "Goodbye Girl"...
CMN...Holly Hunter in that white dress!!!! Whew!
You obviously haven't seen "Stakeout" or "Mr. Holland's Opus," have you?
Please stop talking, interjecting and interrupting when a guest is telling a story. Thank you.
Great story, well-told! Could have done without the pointless interjections from the host - who seems to have volume control issues. Please Stop Shouting. Jeeez.
Love Richard Dreyfus!💕👏🕊
I want to hear more from Dreyfus.
you can't just become a host because you can talk
My favorite role of Mr. Dreyfus,
Will always be ,
Uncle Louie from the movie,
“ Lost in Yonkers”
I think Jimmy Fallon would be telling Rachel to shut up and stop laughing.
"Hilarious"? You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.
mdouglas3 That's inconceivable 😉
Quint, RIP you were the best.
One thing l can't stand about today is all the interviews are hosted by ppl who just want to laugh at everything, no probing questions, no questions about the details just haw haw haw from beginning to end, what's so funny?
She laughs like a wood chipper 😂🌲🌲🌲
That one made me lol.
Rachael sure loves the sound of her voice!! Cannot stand talk show hosts/interviewers who just can't shut up and let the guests speak! Ughhhh!!!
Have always loved Dreyfuss, he is hilarious!
Fun fact: Jaws was based on Long Island and was originally going to be filmed on Long Island
Rachel----giggling airhead of all time
how many times has richard been asked about jaws and shaw? 200+ by now?
Great story, it's a pity she wouldn't shut her trap long enough for us to hear it!
Robert Shaw always scared me. His eyes were like the eyes of a shark in many ways. He was a tremendous talent and gone too soon. He was the star in all his movies no matter the character he played.