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@frankiehere2010

I've just become a huge dreyfuss fan ...I started to cry a little....next time i'll see jaws i'll think of this moment.

@dazpanzan

Wow, it's real humility that, very rarely seen or expressed from someone with his status so to speak, pretty heart warming. The scene when Shaw and him are talking about the Indianapolis was astounding.

@ManuelGuzman067

I had no idea Robert shaw was just 51  years old when he died  Richard and Robert both  great actors   loved them in 75 JAWS 

@MikBaa

Like Robert Shaw, Mr Dreyfuss is one of the greats. Always enjoy his work.

@rampageclover9788

Incredible thing for a girl so young to do. Her grandfather would be very proud of her for approaching Dreyfuss on his behalf...any bad blood that may have existed between Richard and Shaw on the set of Jaws has been ultimately flushed out.

@davidmcdonald9373

I love Jaws, and the three amigos who went out to hunt that "25 feet, 3 tons of em." I remember seeing Robert Shaw in The Deep and thought he was a great after and then in Jaws, he became one of my favorite actors. Dreyfuss and Schieder are great too I've seen several movies of theirs also, but Robert Shaw made a great character actor in all that he did. His granddaughter should be proud of him.

@LandTurtleManGuy

He still sounds like he did back in Jaws his voice sounds exactly the same

@tommyorr5304

FlyingTurtleMan your voice doesnt change much as an adult until you get VERY old..or have throat probles like sayyy Elton John

@MrSTEVIEJINX

Amazing film, amazing guy.  you just gotta love this man.

@JKNM1980

I cryed to just for watching...  I love those 3 guys!! Richar, Robert and Roy

@sanddab

i wish the whole interview was shown.

@jeebsgold

109 people dislike this video– what goes through the mind to dislike this?

@TH33QUALIZ3R

After the shark itself, Quint undoubtedly was the star and anti-hero of the film. People say it was his best role to date. He definitely died too early though as you get the feeling that his career would have sky-rocketed soon after Jaws. Pity we never got to see...

@73reider

One of them rare great emotional moments on TV.

@alphacollins1

So enjoyed seeing Richard Dreyfuss in this story.  I was just watching the movie Jaws for maybe the 10th time and decided to Google Robert Shaw and ended up at this touching video.  Shaw's life was too short, but he was blessed with a big family and will be with us forever as Quint and all the other characters he created.  

@cameroncollins6015

Fairwell and adeiu to you fair spanish ladies;)

@valkyriesardo278

Shaw's riveting soliloquy in Jaws, "Mr. Hooper, that's the Indianapolis...sometimes they'd go away....sometimes they wouldn't go away....I'll never wear a life vest again"

@xSCHEF

God. That was the most terrifying scene of the film. I was so young, went with my cousins and we picked Jaws over Bambi (I'm not even joking). The sharks were terrifying dont get me wrong, but Shaw's monologue in that cabin holy mother of god, now that was terrifying. 

@danielc.8875

What a great actor Richard is, from his early start in American graffiti, Who's life is it anyway, Mr Hollands Opus, Jaws, and so many others. Great diversity in his films, they were all different.

@dkupke

No shame in it at all.  Jaws was THE defining work of Dreyfuss' career, and meeting Shaw's granddaughter must have been brought all those memories right back out.  Kind of amusing though, because by all account Shaw and Dreyfuss could hardly stand each other on the set.

@PACINO1965

Richard (Ricky) Dreyfuss is a class act on all levels!

@stevej4904

When you talk about Shaw...... you say..... "what an actor!" To me, his characters are still alive and very real....  ya folla!

@teller121

watching the little Shaw cutie tearing up, got me crying like Dreyfus!  I loved Shaw and was stunned when he died.  It felt a lot like when I heard at age 11 that Bruce Lee had died suddenly at 32.  Not the actor Shaw was, of course, but a giant in his own right with so much promise - like Shaw (much of it realized I suppose, but 51 is young for a man to go suddenly).

@krystalharwood3123

Shaw wouldn't be the granddaughter's last name

@CrazyBirdLady65

I had to get a tissue for this one. Robert Shaw has to be my favourite actor of all time <3

@STHFGDBY

Richard is one of my fav actors..

@Slinkylabcat

I've listened to Roy Schieder (sp) talk about the production of Jaws, and he's pretty clear it was a big pain in the butt.  So it doesn't surprise me that Richard Dreyfuss gets weepy about the past, meeting Robert Shaw's little granddaughter.  After all, the easy times are easily forgotten. 

@DarrenBonJovi

Sweet moment. Handled well by Tubs, in fairness.
She's the spitting image of her grandfather too.

@Serrasongs76

It's nice to see he had a change of heart, all I have EVER read or seen was that Robert Shaw gave  Richard a hard time on set, and that they didn't get along. So, if it brings him closure, that's great.

@marioimolina

i read that it was shaw's techinique to get dreyfuss to hate him on set/camera so it translated well into film but that they got along better as the story of the film also became frendlier

well until quint was eaten by bruce (the shark)

he he

@MiniMarioBros

lol i clicked this video thinking he would be made after reading "breakdown" 

@juslookin3

Beautiful moment.  Thanks for sharing.

@Kevkar1

Need to see more of Richard Dreyfuss!  

@AlwaysHalloween000

With that distinctive voice you don't even have to watch this and you know it's Matt Hooper

@GjpgrD

Where's the rest of the interview?!  Serrasongs, it wasn't that Richard didn't like Robert, it was more that Robert stayed in character in that he didn't want to get chummy with Richard & kept up the adversarial relationship off screen.

@carlosavila8829

my favofilm and mr. shaw.rite...actor..........this was truly moving after all ive read to see dreyfuss react like this made me cry been a fan of robert shaw since i was a boy im 46 now and still believe hes one the great underrated actors cheers rick dreyfuss for remaining a class act

@bipblake

I always thought Richard Dreyfuss was such a class act. I rate him right up there, with Tom Hanks as far as acting goes. I didn't even know that Robert Shaw had died, till I was watching the "Special Edition" Jaws dvd & I saw it, in the special features. Yet, another great talent taken away from us, way to damn soon. Go figure.

@stockvaluedotcom

That was wonderful. Thank you so much for posting. 

@flamesofmordor

you see this?! this is why you should listen to your heart and never lock up your feelings. you will never get better if you wont let it out!

@donreed7018

Robert Shaw in the The Sting?

Dreyfuss in "Let It Ride" was SUPERB.

@krystalharwood3123

Don Reed ahhh..you brought me back, young man! i fell in love with Lonnegan when I first saw that movie as a girl. Even though he was the antagonist!

@donreed7018

He "menaced" that role into well-deserved fame.  Had everything down perfectly - the limp, the snarl, the brooding mood exploding into unbridled avarice. 

I haven't seen anyone like him since then, which tells you which wrong way the Hollywood herd went. 

Back then, the title of the movie was "The Sting."

Today, it's "The Moo."

@unionrdr

It was a bit different for me. Pop was a Seabee in the Philippines at that time & helped unload the bomb parts. Besides building the runways, etc. Some of the asides to his story spoke of sharks, beer, CO's, death & killing to survive. Quint will forever remind me of pop & those brave men & their "can do!" attitude.

@MrTannerj12

yeah Dreyfuss you rock man!

@FairsleyDifference

Even if Shaw and Dreyfuss didn't get along on set, that was probably at least in part by design. Spielburg is infamous/famous for manipulating actors to get real reactions out of them, and Shaw and Dreyfuss were at much different places in their careers. But fuck, once Dreyfuss saw the finished product and what performances came out of it any lingering resentment (if any) had to have gone away instantly.

im 26 and i watched jaws for the first time 25th feb 2015.... and i absolutely LOVED IT! omg... i dont know why i didnt watch it sooner... and **spoiler alert*** i wanted quint to survive the most... and when he got eaten i was like omfg... noooo! because he was telling a story earlier on inside the boat about hearing screams when his crewmates were being eaten by sharks when his ship went down in WW2... and then he was screaming like that 30 mins later... loved the movie but quint was the highlight for me and i never knew who he was until i searched robert shaw and he played red grant in from russia with love! then... the mood changed when i saw robert shaw b 1927 - 1978... such a good actor gone way too soon its very sad but... its good that i got to see him as quint for the first time.. and man spielberg... what a fucking legend. If im right... he made jaws at 26! the age i am now... very impressive. Id actually say jaws is in my top 5 now... so good on shaw for taking the role i read he only took the role because his wife told him too... the film wouldnt have been the same without him RIP mate

@dodgyb2001

A really moving piece on one of the great movie partnerships.

@dodgyb2001

And then after the drinking scene, they were all mates....

@krystalharwood3123

***** totally got into his character tooo much

@krystalharwood3123

Mike Green Ship-mates! Yarrr!

@RyanMohrOfficial

jeez she's so beautiful

@MooJoo5555

he's making me want to cry too! :)

@adams1458

I'll be damned she is a spitting image.

@josephgillotti676

Wow… that is touching...

@thomascampr

I LOVE RICHARD!!! FAVORITE IN " GOODBYE GIRL"

@markparsons4425

Class Act Dreyfuss

@whotendsthefire7234

hooper!!!!!! hahahahahaha!!!
jaws is still the best film.
none can really compare.
everyone who saw that movie thought twice before stepping into the ocean.FACT.

@castalia60able

Neville James Martin -  Wow! Thanks for sharing that bit about Robert Shaw.  Never realized he was mean to Dreyfuss.  It was good to know how much it meant to learn about Dreyfuss reaction to Shaw's granddaughter.  Thank you!

@krystalharwood3123

Catherine Lopez yeah, I know, right? you'd think only his character was like that

@degsbabe

Somewhere-Robert shaw is pissing himself laughing...

@krystalharwood8664

and looking down on his lovey granddaughter

@krystalharwood8664

***** i meant lovely

@victoroneill4381

favourite actor of all time,best best best

@Hamstergirl71

What a lovely moment..I admit, I got a little sniffly.

@Irishpete1000

Me Dreyfuss your awesome in American graffiti , you can stay in my place anytime you want pal!!

@mickmcknight162

superb actor

@unowen334

Dreyfuss, to his credit, exposed himself.  He was quite intimated by Shaw.  And to see his lovely, granddaughter, overwhelmed him.  Her innocence and purity exposed his emotions.  You and I would have done the same.  However, Dreyfuss should not have been so cocky during the filming.  Just my opinion.

@tarnsand

I am wondering if this lovely young lady of 14 is actually Robert Shaw's great-daughter rather than grand daughter. Robert Shaw was larger than life. Tough tender handsome talented comical and most of all; endearing.

@cbaile

Shaw was only 51 when he died and had 10 children including 2 adopted ones.

@tarnsand

Chris B Yes I checked after Chris and read he had very young children and was looking forward to having more. Cheers 

@soxfann1

Could be, but It doesn't matter. It was a great moment that was shared with us and she is a beautiful child

@krystalharwood3123

Tarn Sand there's no such thing as a great-daughter as a relative. Granddaughter or great granddaughter, maybe

@krystalharwood3123

Tarn Sand i kinda feel sorry for them, having a drunk dad

@leofwine045

Shaw died in August 1978.

@leofwine045

If I am right, I think her grandmother was Mary Ure, who also left us far too early. Very moving and wonderful.

@krystalharwood3123

the woman from the movie Custer? Oh, wow. husband and wife starring in the same movie together. maybe that's how they met

@krystalharwood3123

they are both together in Heaven now. amen

@TheStuport

From what I have read and heard and yada yada yada, seems as though Mr. Shaw was pretty much "rough" with everyone he was around...although from what I read he was pretty respectful of Paul Newman and Robert Redford and many of the other cast mates of The Sting. I still enjoyed his work on camera.Cheers!

@captainunload

I'm trying to imagine the two people who gave this video a thumbs down...

@adamdallas6096

Wonderful

@jackiescanlon

Wonderful moment but from what I've seen in the 'Jaws' documentaries, Shaw and Dreyfuss did not get along at all.

@pauldunneska

Lovely.

@sarahdooley7

Ah i know

@guibox3

I would have had loved to be a fly on the wall when she watched Jaws for the first time and seen her grand-dad get chomped on by the shark, screaming and bleeding from the mouth. Hell, it gave me nightmares forever at 10 years old. I can't imagine if it was a relative of mine, acting or not! lol

@gpet23

Hoopeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!

@TheOriginalMoc

I share the same birth day as Robert shaw :)

@christophercory8742

Respect

@krystalharwood3123

Christopher Cory i see you're a fan.

@krystalharwood3123

Christopher Cory says the man with RS as his profile pic

@christophercory8742

Sure am brilliant film and a brilliant actor gone too soon

@krystalharwood3123

Christopher Cory friend, when we die, u wanna race me to his mansion up in heaven to meet him?

@christophercory8742

My god Iv seen it loads of times now and still can't help get a tear in my eye .

@DkphotographyOrgUk

just watch a documentary about Jaws.....apparently Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss did NOT get on at all...I wouldn't say they hated each other, but not best buddies in the least...

@christiancowboy100

You are missing the reason. It has to do with male relationships. I just watched the documentary as well and it did not say they literally hated each other. It implied their was antagonism and that Shaw teased Dreyfuss to get a reaction out of him. Shaw was a bigger than life actor compared to the young Dreyfuss. Looking back on it I believe that as Dreyfuss matured he realized that Shaw had made him a better actor and person. And because he was never able to tell him that their was no closure after Shaw's early death until he met his grand daughter.

@HollanderT12345

What about Bob?

@MooJoo5555

is this corn hand shucked??

@HollanderT12345

You think he's gone? He's not gone. That's the whole point! He's never gone!

@krystalharwood3123

i want rich as my dad, and robert as my grandpaw! hahaha

@doriangreyification

if u show a third of the interview..whats the point???

@casualobserver5466

I thought Robert shaw was an englisman from Manchester,or stockport?

@shihanUKS

Wow...wow.

@That1965Girl

No Shaw died in 1979 or 1980....... I was 15.....am now turning 49

@MiniMarioBros

died 1978, said it in The Making of Jaws

@Steveman27

I thought things between dreyfuss and shaw were bad on the "jaws" movie set. I read that they didn't get along or something like that, and that shaw was often giving him a hard time. if that was the case, then why was dreyfuss so thrilled to meet his granddaughter?

@adtvtxvafaee9799

As he said it was "closure" I guess to make up for all the bad blood between him and Shaw.

@seanjensen591

Well, we've heard Shaw supposedly gave him shit a lot during Jaws but perhaps whatever he was complaining about at the time was actually true and that after all these years, Dreyfuss has come to respect him for that instead of being angry with him, sort of like a father that gives you shit but who you actually learn something from. I could easily see that. And like adtvx pointed out above me said, just closure to a long ride. I'm sure it's emotional for Dreyfuss that they parted on bad terms, Shaw died and then Jaws went on to have a life of it's own and become a huge ongoing blockbuster and it did actually make Dreyfuss' career and I've heard him say that. He said somewhere that he really wanted Jaws because he felt he had done a poor job of The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz.

@adtvtxvafaee9799

Sean Jensen
I'm glad it worked out for everyone. I can still remember people standing in a line going around the corner of the building just to see Jaws. You don't see that anymore for movies today.

@krystalharwood3123

if you heard Rich, he said it was like a closure for him. Tensions may have been high between him and Robert, but he had to be respectful and not say anything bad to his granddaughter about her Grandpa. 

@lemaxmas

They did go at each other a great deal. But the situation was also in part to blame. As we all know the set was maddening with all the delays, so it no doubt put a great deal of strain on everyone that might not have been there had the situation not been so intolerable.
Plus they did respect one another as actors and there were bonding moments, sober and drunk, I'd heard that they shared as well.
But the other important aspect of what may have happened is the sheer unconscious bonding that goes on when you make a film, or a play and are in such close quarters for so long. There can be an element of a family feeling, for lack of a better word. The film was stalled so badly by the shark not working that the actors would often improvise and work out stuff to do with Speilberg. This was a real arduous, hands-on, mess that many people thought was going to bomb!
In fact prior to the release of the film, Dreyfuss came out and tried to disassociate himself from the film, not blaming Speilberg, but I think the studio brass. It was a hot mess.
There were other circumstances too. I believe, Shaw's wife, the fine acttress Mary Ure, died while they were on location doing "Jaws". She died under very strange circumstances. And Shaw was devastated. No doubt they came together over that as well.
And the fact that indeed this larger than life, amazingly talented man, Robert Shaw died so young obviously had a huge effect on Dreyfuss, especially at this stage of his life.
A very touching moment for Dreyfuss and Shaw's young grand-daughter who does bear a resemblance for sure.

@krystalharwood3123

was the young girl in the audience his daughter? she's a little young, no?

@dmjsmith100

Wow

@bernardminogue4330

IS SHAW DEAD?

@carlosin-danger1128

No, he's alive.  Check your TV duide.

@BlueLeopard200

he actually died about 2 years after Jaws

@soxfann1

He died on August 28th, 1978. Which happened to be my 10th birthday

@scottdavidson3150

Todd Stein One day before mine .  My birthday is August 29th.

@JB1994

No, but he's not as mobile anymore since he was amputated at the bottom of his ribcage after Jaws ate that part clean off.

@efilperpenfuhrer

HO HO!!!

@thevillelova93

Don't mean to be the insensitive guy but umm when is she legal? When was this interview done?

@TheRedcandles

Dreyfuss is the man!