My brilliant dissertation on JAWS 2:
Not enough people get eaten.
The End.
And between you and me, I think I prefer the sailboat art over the happy water-skier that’s about to get munched.
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They Got a Murder on Their Hands. They Don’t Know What to Do With It. (January, 1968)
Posted in 1960-1969, Movie Ads with tags Action, Aldo Ray, Aubrey Schenck, Aubrey Schenck Productions, Crime, Fernando Lamas, Hal Klein, In the Heat of the Night, Jack Palance, Kill a Dragon, Lee Grant, Michael D. Moore, Mystery, Norman Jewison, Peter Whitney, Rod Steiger, Sidney Poitier, Social Commentary, The Mirisch Corporation, Thriller, United Artists, Walter Mirisch, Warren Oates, William Schallert on April 15, 2014 by WB KelsoIn the Heat of the Night (1967) The Mirisch Corporation :: United Artists / P: Walter Mirisch / D: Norman Jewison / W: Stirling Silliphant, John Ball (novel) / C: Haskell Wexler / E: Hal Ashby / M: Quincy Jones / S: Sidney Poitier, Rod Steiger, Warren Oates, Lee Grant, William Schallert, Peter Whitney
Kill a Dragon (1967) Aubrey Schenck Productions :: United Artists / EP: Aubrey Schenck / P: Hal Klein / D: Michael D. Moore / W: William Marks, George Schenck / C: Emmanuel I. Rojas / E: John F. Schreyer / M: Philip Springer / S: Jack Palance, Fernando Lamas, Aldo Ray, Kam Tong, Hans William Lee
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