The model is the fourth, final and only surviving version of the shark derived from the original “Jaws” mold, the statement read.Also Read: Oscars Academy Museum Tops $388 Million Fundraising ...

LOS ANGELES (AFP) - Over four decades after terrorising beachgoers in Jaws (1975), the blockbuster movie's 7.6m shark model has been installed at the long-awaited Oscars museum in Los Angeles, it ...

A Chinese tourist takes a photograph of a shark swimming towards him at the Sydney Aquarium April 9, 2014. REUTERS/David Gray By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - You've heard of the Model T Ford ...

The sole, surviving, full-scale model of the shark from Steven Spielberg's 1975 film classic "Jaws" has been donated to The Academy Museum in Los Angeles.

The last shark model from the genre-changing movie "Jaws" is now dramatically suspended at the Academy Museum. The shark's famous nickname? Why Bruce, of course.

As its opening date nears, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles has a killer new installation within its permanent collection: the last surviving full-scale shark model from Steven ...

The last surviving model from the 1975 film will be the largest object in the Academy's collection. By Gregg Kilday Freelance Contributor Bruce the shark, the famous seafaring predator from Jaws ...

You've heard of the Model T Ford, the famed early 20th-century automobile that was the forerunner of the modern car. But how about the Model T shark?

(The original, mechanical Jaws shark from the movie was named Bruce after Steven Spielberg's lawyer.) There, the 400-pound model was used as a fun photo opportunity until 1990.

Steven Spielberg's decision not to make the shark in Jaws too big was essential in the film never feeling like a far-fetched fantasy film.