Additional information for Jaws 2, which has a domestic theatrical release set for June 16, 1978. The film is being distributed by Universal Pictures and has not yet been rated. Jaws 2 has a total running time of 116 minutes.
PG
Canada
16
Norway
15
Sweden
12
Netherlands
M/12
Portugal
15
South Korea
13
Argentina
14
Peru
TE
Chile
T
Italy
A
UK
M
Australia
PG
USA
PG
Singapore
16
Iceland
K-16
Finland
116min
Tiburón 2
Mexico
Tiburón 2
Spain
Tubarão 2
Brazil
Tubarão 2
Portugal
A cápa 2.
Hungary
Ajkula 2
Serbia
Der weiße Hai 2
West Germany
Haisommer 2
Norway
Hajen 2
Sweden
Jaws 2
Turkey
Les dents de la mer II
Canada
Les dents de la mer, 2e partie
France
Lo squalo 2
Italy
Nasrai 2
Lithuania
Ralje 2
Croatia
Szczeki 2
Poland
Ta sagonia tou karharia no 2
Greece
Tappajahai 2
Finland
Zrelo 2
Slovenia
June 16, 1978
USA
July 28, 1978
Finland
November 16, 1978
Spain
November 30, 1978
Australia
December 14, 1978
Mexico
December 14, 1978
Netherlands
December 15, 1978
Portugal
December 16, 1978
Japan
December 18, 1978
Sweden
December 22, 1978
Finland
January 30, 1979
Philippines
February 08, 1979
West Germany
March 16, 1979
Norway
July 25, 1979
South Korea
October , 1981
Turkey
June 18, 1987
Hungary
After the sensational return to the screen of JAWS... what could be more terrifying than JAWS 2
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...
Coming sooner than you think
Is it humanly possible that with all the sharks in the world, there could only be one as terrible as...JAWS? (trailer on DVD)
One good bite deserves another! (1980 re-release)
Two divers are photographing the wreck of the Orca, Quint's boat from the first film, and are suddenly attacked and killed by a large great white shark, but not before one of the divers' camera gets a photo of the shark's eye. The shark later prowls the coastal waters of Amity Island, killing a female water skier. The female driver of the speedboat tries to defend herself by first throwing a gasoline tank at the shark (accidentally spilling some on herself) and then igniting the fuel with a flare gun. The fire ignites the gas tank and the speedboat explodes, killing the driver and leaving the shark heavily scarred on the right side of his head.In addition to these incidents, a dead killer whale is beached at a nearby lighthouse with large wounds all over its body, which Police Chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) suggests were caused by a great white shark. Once again, Mayor Vaughn (Murray Hamilton) doesn't share Brody's belief that the town has another shark problem and warns him not to do something hasty. Later, Brody spots a section of a ruined speedboat bobbing in the surf just off the beach. When he goes to retrieve it, he encounters the burnt remains of the female speedboat driver.Brody angrily grounds his son Mike (Mark Gruner) because of his reluctance to find a summer job, preferring to go sailing every day, and gives him a job at the beach. The following day, while Brody is in an observation tower, he sees a large shadow produced by a school of bluefish, which he mistakes for a shark. In his haste, Brody orders everyone out of the water and fires his gun, causing a panic. Later that evening, he receives the photo of the shark's eye, taken by one of the attacked divers. Brody shows it to Vaughn and his Townsmen, but they refuse to accept the evidence put in front of them. Len Peterson (Joseph Mascolo) (who has built a new resort in Amity to attract people) and the town council fire Brody for the beach incident, with Mayor Vaughn being the only one to vote against dismissal, and promote Deputy Hendricks (Jeffrey Kramer) to Brody's position.The next morning, Mike sneaks out and goes sailing with his friends, but has to take his young brother Sean (Mark Gilpin) along to stop him telling his parents about Mike's trip. Later, they go past a group of divers led by Tom Andrews (Barry Coe). Tom encounters the shark minutes after entering the water to catch lobsters and escapes, but suffers an embolism due to rushing to the surface too fast. Tina (Ann Dusenberry) and Eddie (Gary Dubin) later encounter the shark when he smashes into their sailboat, devouring Eddie and leaving Tina terrified and alone.Brody and his wife Ellen (Lorraine Gary) find the panicked diver being put into an ambulance, and Brody suspects that something must have scared him to make him come up so fast. Hendricks informs Brody that Mike has gone out sailing to the lighthouse with his friends, so Brody insists on taking the police launch to rescue them, with Ellen and Hendricks both joining him. They find Tina's boat, with Tina hiding in the hull, who confirms Brody's suspicions about the shark in the area. Hendricks and Ellen take Tina ashore in a passing boat, while Brody continues to search for the teenagers using the police launch.All seems well with the other teenagers, until the shark appears, smashing into one of their sail boats, causing panic and their boats to collide with each other. Mike is knocked unconscious and is pulled out of the water just as the shark appears; two friends take him back to the shore for help. The rest of the teens remain floating on the wreckage of tangled boats, drifting out toward the open sea. A Harbor Patrol marine helicopter arrives and a line is rigged to tow the boats to shore, but before the pilot can tow them, the shark attacks the chopper causing it to crash into the water. Sean also falls into the water, but is quickly saved by Marge (Martha Swatek). As Marge tries to get back into the boat, her hands slip on the wet hull, and she falls back into the water. The shark approaches and devours Marge. Back at mainland, Tina is sent to the hospital, and Ellen berates Peterson for getting Brody fired and denying the shark's presence.Brody encounters Mike, who informs his father about the situation. Sean and his friends are drifting on the wreckage toward Cable Junction, a small rocky island housing an electrical relay station (with the open sea beyond it). Brody quickly finds the teenagers, but the shark attacks again, which causes Brody to run his boat aground on the rocks. Brody tries to tie a rope line, but snags an underwater power cable instead. Most of the teenagers are tossed into the water during the shark's next attack, and they swim to safety on Cable Junction, but the shark injures Lucy. Using an inflatable raft, Brody gets the shark's attention by pounding the power line with an oar, and gets the shark to bite the power cable. The plan succeeds, the shark gets electrocuted and sinks to the bottom of the sea, dead. Brody collects Sean and Jackie and paddles over to Cable Junction, to await rescue with the other teenagers.
Jeannot Szwarc
Director(s)
Peter Benchley
Carl Gottlieb
Howard Sackler
Writer(s)
Joe Alves
associate producer
David Brown
producer
Richard D. Zanuck
producer
Producer(s)
John Williams
Composer(s)
Police Chief Martin Brody
Roy Scheider
Ellen Brody
Lorraine Gary
Mayor Larry Vaughn
Murray Hamilton
Len Peterson
Joseph Mascolo
Deputy Jeff Hendricks
Jeffrey Kramer
Dr. Lureen Elkins (as Collin Wilcox)
Collin Wilcox Paxton
Tina Wilcox
Ann Dusenberry
Michael 'Mike' Brody
Mark Gruner
Tom Andrews
Barry Coe
Grace Witherspoon - Old Lady
Susan French
Andy Nicholas
Gary Springer
Jackie Peters
Donna Wilkes
Eddie Marchand
Gary Dubin
Paul 'Polo' Loman
John Dukakis
Timmy Weldon
G. Thomas Dunlop
Larry Vaughn Jr.
David Elliott
Sean Brody
Marc Gilpin
Doug Fetterman
Keith Gordon
Lucy (as Cynthia Grover)
Cindy Grover
Patrick
Ben Marley
Marge
Martha Swatek
Bob
Billy Van Zandt
Brooke Peters
Gigi Vorgan
Helicopter Pilot
Jerry M. Baxter
Diane - Ski Boat Driver
Jean Coulter
Swimmer #1
Daphne Dibble
Terri - Water Skier
Christine Freeman
Renee
April Gilpin
Lifeguard
William Griffith
Diver #2 (as Greg Harris)
Gregory Harris
Red - 'Old Man of the Sea'
Coll Red McLean
Girl Sailor
Susan O. McMillan
Boy Sailor
David Owsley
Crosby
Allan L. Paddack
Ambulance Driver
Oneida Rollins
Diver #1 (as Frank Sparks)
Frank James Sparks
Sparky - Assistant Dive Master
Thomas A. Stewart
Swimmer #2
David Tintle
Swimmer with Child
Jim Wilson
Mrs. Bryant
Kathy Wilson
Police chief Brody must protect the citizens of Amity after a second monstrous shark begins terrorizing the waters.
Director(s)
Carl Gottlieb
Howard Sackler
Writer(s)
associate producer
David Brown
producer
Richard D. Zanuck
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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