Richard Dreyfuss doesn't have great memories of making Steven Spielberg's "Jaws," which turns 50 this week. "You spend most of your time waiting."

Fifty years after scaring moviegoers out of the water, Jaws is back with a new documentary, themed fashion drops, and tourist dollars pouring in

THE DEFINITIVE INSIDE STORY, is the authorized documentary marking 50 years since the film that changed Hollywood. Together with Steven Spielberg, it traces the incredible transformation from Peter Benchley’s popular novel to an iconic film.

When Steven Spielberg started filming “Jaws” on May 2, 1974, Martha’s Vineyard began its long association with the movie’s fictitious location, Amity Island. The Massachusetts island reprised its role in “Jaws 2” and the infamous final film in the franchise, “Jaws: The Revenge.”

The Definitive Inside Story provides fans with the perfect opportunity to reflect on the best shark movie ever made.

Steven Spielberg may have been at the helm but Jaws would never have made it had it not been for the locals of Martha’s Vineyard.

The movie that made Steven Spielberg a household name and redefined box-office success is turning 50 this year.

Here's a mouthful of facts − 50 in all − to celebrate this week's 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's beloved 1975 shark horror movie "Jaws."

It will mark Chestnut’s 20th appearance. He’s won 16 times and holds the world record of eating 76 hot dogs in 10 minutes.