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Not only did Jaws (dir. Steven Spielberg) have a tremendous impact on the world of film, but it also made a personal impact on Derek. He talks about this, and more, with Matt Rashleigh on this week's episode of Monster Kid Radio. Plus, Mark Matzke's Beta Capsule Review (Ultraman Ace), and Kenny's Look at Famous Monsters of Filmland!

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[@anthonymunn8633]

Perfect timing.I just got done watching this today!
Interestingly,one person who was heavily campaigning for the part of Brody was Charlton Heston!Spielberg resisted because if you put Heston in a role,you only see Charlton Heston,not the character,and you pretty much know he wasn't in any danger!

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I just can't see Heston in that part at all!

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Can't see any other actors in any of the three main roles except perhaps Jeff Bridges as Hooper. He was convincing as the ape expert in King Kong 1976 and brought much of the humour to Thunderbolt and Lightfoot in 1974. If he'd mashed the two roles together he would have made a great Hooper, and physically he resembled the Hooper from the novel.