The Secret Life and Final Days of Robert Shaw, Quint in Jaws
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- The Secret Life and Final Days of Robert Shaw, Quint in Jaws.
Robert Shaw was a British actor, novelist, and playwright born on August 9, 1927, in Westhoughton, Lancashire, England. He began his career on stage in London's West End before transitioning to film and television. Shaw is perhaps best known for his portrayal of Quint in the 1975 blockbuster film Jaws and his role as the villainous Donald Grant in the 1963 James Bond film From Russia with Love. He was also nominated for an Academy Award for his role in the 1966 film A Man for All Seasons. Aside from his acting career, Shaw was an accomplished writer, with several novels and plays to his name. He passed away on August 28, 1978, at the age of 51.
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The USS Indianapolis speech is the greatest monologue in film history. And Shaw doesn't even look or sound like himself as Quint. Now that's acting.
Amen to that. Even though, as A Kid, back then, I loved Shark Sequences, I have always loved USS Indianapolis part as my favorite
You're absolutely right. Even as A Kid I always loved That Scene, but, as A Kid, I More Liked Seeing The Shark. As I've Gotten Older, I've Grown To Appreciate That As My Favorite Scene
Forgive My Redundance (Elaborated On My Previous Comment).
@@mariovaccarella6854
Glad you agree. Three cheers to you 🥂
And it was impromptu, or so the story goes.
It’s like a bunch of half-assed astronauts put this video together.
I absolutely loved him in “From Russia with Love.” The train fight scene was epic and unforgettable.
Bravo! 👏
An imperfect man, in an imperfect world, that made us, also being imperfect relate to him and be in awe of his exceptional talent.
God will no doubt give him a special place in heaven, and enjoy his company.
Farewell and adieu friend. ❤
So many of the photos used are not Robert Shaw, the last few are of his son who did a “Jaws” play on the London stage called “The Shark is Broken”
Check out the trailers for this play as his sons Portrayal of his father is uncanny.
Typical lazy BS channels …. It kind of negates any interesting stuff they got right. But it’s getting worse and worse on UA-cam as people are relying on AI to do the work for them. F them and this channel.
Saw it in drive in movie . I was 9. For me , the greatest part in film history. ( jaws - Indianapolis speech)
Didn't even mention The Deep
That was a great movie
RIP Mr Shaw... and thank you
I respect that you made a tribute to the great Robert Shaw. But you could have at least got the pics rights and pronounced the names right as well.
It's all AI.
some of the worst pronunciations i have ever heard
Robert Shaw was quite striking in "Battle of the Bulge".
not "Lawrence Oliver", Lawrence Olivier !!
It's Laurence
and what about baseel rathbone,
The fight scene between Shaw and Connery in the movie From Russia With Love was memorable
when shown on TV in '75 it was cut , it was brutal for its time in '63
Watch darker than Amber, Rod Taylor and Bill Smith.
One photo is accidentally a Photo of The Wrong Robert Shaw (The Robert Shaw Choir Leader), and Not Robert Shaw, The Legendary JAWS Actor.
Actually two of the photos. You can clearly see it is a different person. At 2:08 and one before that too.
@@almost_harmless Yep. That's A Robert Shaw, too, who Conducted A Choir. LOL
@@mariovaccarella6854 Yeah, one would think the researcher would have picked up on that, but it might be two different people doing the research and the actual editing :D
@@almost_harmless Yep
Also he did a great job with his roles in Black Sunday and The Deep.
Yeah, i loved both those movies..
Why can't they talk about him in the movie called the deep because he did a great job in that movie
He’s the best thing about the movie. He’s one of those actors that definitely left too soon. Too bad he let alcohol get the best of him. Quint is probably his best performance.
Shaw is the best man that ever lived
adorable guy
You forgot force 10 from Navaron
The shark is broken pics through me off. Shaw is an icon.
Some of the photos are of Robert Shaw. A famous orchestra leader and musician. And what's the deal on this Sarah chick in Maine ?? Never heard that one before .....😮
A great man of his art, Sean Connery said of him he was the best and most believable
Bad guy💯🇬🇧🆘😮😢❤
WE MISSED OUT GONE TO SOON 🗣️ REST WITH THE BEST 🙏😇 WITH LOVE AND RESPECT FROM LONDON 😍🇬🇧💯💪👍
🤩🎬👁️💥👁️🙏
Take him for ballast chief
So many easily checkable errors in this video, too many to mention, but The Buccaneers wasn't a sitcom, it was a family action adventure series. Also Laurence *Oliver* 🤣
Heaven help me... This voice over/ narrator can't even pronounce US actors names never mind British actor's names.... Please please do your homework... 🤨
Amen, DonDouglass6415,,,Lawrence OLIVER,,,REALLY? O-LIV-VIAY, Good grief
@@irulanfoucher2183 You're a fine one to talk. His name was
Laurence Olivier. LAURENCE, good grief.
@@Frank_Nemo CLEARLY, you ONLY speak 1language. Laurence is the FRENCH spelling of LAWRENCE! Even if I used the wrong version of his name, I WAS TALKING ABOUT THE MISPRONOUNCIATION of the last name...NOT his first. I speak 12 languages, NOT including English, including a number of indigenous languages! What about you? take your time, I'll wait. Oh and I am NOT only American BORN but belong to several NATIVE American nations on BOTH SIDES! So, say something stupid. Trust me, you DO NOT want to mix it up with me, idiot.
I would check some of these facts..I find it hard to believe that Roy Rogers was drinking whiskey at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade..
Maine? He died driving home in Tourmakeady in Ireland!!!!!
No mention of Custer of the West?
Keeps dropping his gs
One of England's best.
Ireland.
He did not live the last days of his life in Maine, nor was he secretive. Get your facts straight.
We need a bigger boat 😊
Era una peli en la qué "hacía" de chófer...y, no, no era" paseando a miss Daisy "
Weatherspoons named a pub after him in westhoughton
There's a Spoons in Whitstable called the Peter Cushing, I was there last week for a meal and a pint. It used to be a cinema, the way they refurbish these old buildings is amazing. And there's a Spoons in Deal called the Norman Wisdom.
CLICK BAiT - Avoid! He had no secret life!!
Force 10 from Navarone or The Deep.
You used 2 pictures of the wrong Robert Shaw at 1:05 and 1:45 😂😂😂
Who is pictured as him in some of these ?
It may be his son.
His son plays him in The Shark is Broken play. That’s the Jaws pic used here lol
Please learn to pronounce the names correctly in future.
Who on earth are those 3 people in the Jaws poster? Certainly not the real Jaws stars🤨
Laurence Oliver!!???
LOL, yeah this guy butchered a few names .
Just shows how the guy doesn't really know much about the subject matter.
@@percybyssheshelly He's just one of many on You Tube who fail to do even the barest research.
1:13;WTF is this?!?!
Some of the pics are his son Ian Shaw. Not a very well researched video.
The Deep!!!
1:52;another anonymous bloke!🤷♂️
Laurence OLIVER? Really? Why don't these narrators ever do their research? This sounds more like an A.I. reading the script. Don't you realize this lessens the authenticity of your channel? Wow! I got an instant pain when I heard the mispronounciation of Olivier. Come on there's always UA-cam or AOL for that matter.
Is there a reason all the photos are not of him?
Poor homework, I suspect
@@HexmeyerProbably a AI video. 🤣
Who's that a photo of @01:20 ?
This video sounds like it was read by a wise guy. 😂
A victim of alcoholism!
The AI voiceover stumbles more than once, including pronouncing Laurence Olivier as Lawrence Oliver. Unforced error. Can't you just pay a few bucks for a human to read this stuff?
Bay zil Rathbone
Too many mispronunciations to count
Laurence Oliver? Sheesh
An the secret life was....?
Hmm, yes, I know why you're asking that. Secret life?
Dave Grohl on the left at 4:09
The reviewer must really learn pronunciation.
Not glad I watched this
The mismatch of photos is ridiculous and makes nonsense and the reader is to rigid ! Keep your day job .
I could've sworn that he died in Ireland 🇮🇪. I wouldn't trust any of this information here, I think you better recheck your "facts"😮
Lawrence Oliver? 🤣
Not West howton but Westhoughton, better known as Cowheads.
unprofessional narration
OLIVER ??????? oh no you didnt
Text to speech, mispronoucing great actors names. And the intial group phot of the cast of Jaws is not Shaw, Dreyfuss and Scheider.
This is just awful
Ya been countin money all your life
If you are going to talk about english actors learn how to pronounce their names
That's bullshit he died in mayo in the west coast of Ireland
Hizo un montón de películas, debe ser que quien expone es muy joven, ó muy poco cinéfilo...y me dice esta "maquinina" ¡ Qué borre la palabra CINÉFILO!..., cinéfilo, cinéfilo cinéfilo...a lo mejor,repitiendo lo aprende...(no sé, no sé...)
Crap video
Didn know that SHAW was two different people
That s what I call actin
FFS, have someone write your script phonetically. I’ve never heard so many FAMOUS names and words mispronounced in such a short segment.
It’s just ridiculous. Educate yourself before trying to educate others.
I stopped after a minute or so, the voice is so annoying and also picked the wrong photos,
RIP Mr Shaw... and thank you