In the words of the movies, Jaws has “wrapped,” struck its sets and stolen away in mammoth trucks.
Titled Creating Amity Island, the new exhibit at the Martha's Vineyard Museum brings together behind-the-scenes photos and collectibles from the now-historic 1974 production that made the Vineyard famous to millions of viewers around the world.
Ms. Blake cut a colorful figure in Edgartown society for decades and famously documented the filming of the movie Jaws on Martha’s Vineyard in the summer of 1974.
It's hard to miss Wayne Iacono as he sails out of Menemsha harbor.
The Main street miniplex reopens Friday with Cruella and A Quiet Place Part II, and Jaws on Sunday night.
Accessories include two tiny Narragansett Beer cans (one crushed) and an arsenal of weapons and headgear.
An art show at the Old Sculpin Gallery in Edgartown this week pays a unique 45th-anniversary tribute to the lasting impact of Jaws.
