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Jaws 3-D

Year:
Duration:
99 min
Genres:
Horror
IMDB rate:
3.5
Director:
Joe Alves
Awards:
5 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1983-07-22
Filming Locations: Orlando, Florida, USA
Earnings
Budget: $20,500,000
Opening Weekend: $13,422,500 (USA) (24 July 1983)
Gross: $42,245,180 (USA) (5 September 1983)
Cast
Actor
Character
John Putch
John Putch
Jaws 3-D
Dennis Quaid
Mike Brody
Bess Armstrong
Dr. Kathryn 'Kay' Morgan
Simon MacCorkindale
Philip FitzRoyce
Louis Gossett Jr.
Calvin Bouchard
Lea Thompson
Kelly Ann Bukowski
P.H. Moriarty
Jack Tate
Dan Blasko
Dan
Liz Morris
Liz
Lisa Maurer
Ethel
Harry Grant
Shelby Overman
Andy Hansen
Silver Bullet
P.T. Horn
Tunnel Guide
John Edson
Bob Woodbury
Kaye Stevens
Mrs. Kallender
Rich Valliere
Leonard Glass
Alonzo Ward
Fred
Cathy Cervenka
Sherrie
Jane Horner
Suzie
Kathy Jenkins
Sheila
Steve Mellor
Announcer
Ray Meunnich
Paramedic
Les Alford
Reporter
Gary Anstaett
Reporter
Scott Christoffel
Workman
Debbie Connoyer
Screaming Skier
Mary Davis Duncan
Reporter At Party
John Floren
Workman
John Gaffey
Rick
Joe Gilbert
Mr. Brit
Will Knickerbocker
Man in Crowd
Jackie Kuntarich
Skier
Edward Laurie
Tourist Dad
Holly Lisker
Girl in Tunnel
M.J. Lloyd
Pirate Girl
Carl Mazzocone
Stand-off Player
Ken Olson
Red
Ronnie Parks
Clyde
Al Pipkin
Mr. Bluster
Barbara Quinn
Anxious Tunnel Person
Irene Schubert
Reporter
August Schwartz
Ted
Sandy Scott
Concessionaire
Tony Shepherd
Beer Belly on Beach
Dolores Starling
Charlene Tutt
Tamie Steinke
Candy
Daniel Stewart
Ed
Roxie Stice
Mermaid
Laurie Thomas
Shark Tour Guide
Carol Tracy
Tourist Mom
Laura Tracy
Girl in Tunnel
Patrice Wallace
Skier
Doreen Weese
Mrs. Brit
Jim Wilhelm
Randy
Jon Freda
Reporter (uncredited)
Kevin Tyson
Bar Patron / Beach Spot (uncredited)
Did you know?
Trivia
There wouldn't be another fictional feature 3D shark movie after this film until 2011, when Shark Night 3D (2011) debuted.
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The female Dolphin who called Sandy in the movie is really a male dolphin named Capricorn. He currently lives in Discovery Cove which is owned by Sea world and has interactions with guests like giving them rides and doing tricks for them. Capricorn is 50 years old.
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Actress Lorraine Gary starred in three of the four "Jaws" films. This movie is the only one that she does not appear. It is also arguably the only one that Roy Scheider does not appear, given the fact that he appeared in the first two films, and the fourth, Jaws: The Revenge (1987), but in the latter only via the inclusion of a framed photograph, and archive footage used for flashbacks.
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Goofs
The shark snarls and growls. Sharks have no vocal cords.
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The speed of the sharks are inconsistent within some scenes.
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At the beginning, when the water skiers shown are practicing on the ocean, no other boats are in the area. When they pass Shelby Overman ("the clown in the jockey shorts") and Kelly waves, several boats appear in the background.
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Quotes
Calvin Bouchard: Was it the shark?
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Kathryn Morgan: What if she doesn't want to go back in?
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Philip FitzRoyce: But tell me, how do you contain the sharks in this part of the lagoon?
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Faq
Q
What is 'Jaws 3' about?
A
Mike Brody is working as a construction engineer at Seaworld, which has just installed an Undersea Kingdom exhibit, a set of four underwater tunnels that allow visitors to 'view the wonders of the deep without ever getting wet.' The complex has been built in SeaWorld's man-made lagoon, kept separate from the ocean by a steel gate. When the gate becomes compromised, a 10 foot Great White shark enters the park. Mike and his girlfriend, Dr Kathryn 'Kay' Morgan (Bess Armstrong), the senior biologist, try to capture the shark but it dies. Little do they know that the shark's 'mother', a 35-foot Great White, is also in the lagoon.
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A Note Regarding Spoilers
A
The following FAQ entries may contain spoilers. Only the biggest ones (if any) will be covered with spoiler tags. Spoiler tags have been used sparingly in order to make the page more readable.
Q
Would a female shark really go looking for her baby in order to protect it?
A
No way. Sharks do not form family units. In fact, newborn sharks risk being eaten by their own mothers if they don't skedaddle quickly.
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Photos from cast
John Putch
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