On 20 June 1975, the iconic thriller "Jaws" was released, captivating audiences with its terrifying depiction of a man-eating great white shark terrorising a small New England beach town.
Based on Peter Benchley's novel, the film was masterfully directed by Steven Spielberg and featured a memorable performance by Roy Scheider as Chief Martin Brody.
"Jaws" not only revolutionised the summer blockbuster but also showcased Spielberg's burgeoning talent as a director.
The film's suspenseful storytelling, innovative use of special effects, and haunting score by John Williams left an indelible mark on cinema, forever changing the way audiences experience fear on the big screen.
