A little over a year before Jaws opened in theaters and forever changed the next 50 years of cinema, it was a best-selling ...

The interview with 'Jaws' author Peter Benchley was published June 17, 2000, in the Cape Cod Times. Benchley died in 2006.

He didn’t slay the shark, but he did clear the water. An extra from ‘Jaws,’ who grew up in Falmouth, reflects on unforgettable scene 50 years later.

With Jaws, the first summer blockbuster, turning 50, it’s time to look at 50 amazing facts about the movie and […] ...

Jaws' brought sharks and the ocean into the forefront of the public's imagination 50 years ago. Let's use this anniversary to ...

On the 50th anniversary of the iconic movie, IFLScience chats with activist Wendy Benchley (wife of Jaws author Peter Benchley) and marine scientist Dr Lydia Koehler to discuss the film’s impact, ...

Video of the event quickly went viral — a feel-good story with a hint of danger. But 50 years ago, during the same summer ...

Born May 8, 1940, in New York City, Peter Benchley had a love of the ... advance to continue working on what would become Jaws. In March 1972, Benchley submitted the first four chapters of Jaws ...

But the buzz over the movie was tremendous (both good and bad), and its director, 26-year-old Steven Spielberg, had already ...

When "Jaws" hit theaters on June 20 ... The movie is actually based on the 1974 novel by Peter Benchley, who drew inspiration from the series of attacks along the Jersey Shore in the summer ...