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Jaws 3-D is a 1983 horror film about a giant thirty-five-foot great white shark that becomes trapped in a SeaWorld theme park and it's up to the sons of police chief Brody to rescue everyone. Directed by Joe Alves. Screenplay by Carl Gottlieb, Michael Kane, Richard Matheson, Guerdon Trueblood. Reaching new depths of terror. Taglines Mike Brody White sharks are dangerous. I know 'em. My father, my brother, myself. They're murderers. Calvin Bouchard Look. I run the park, I sell the tickets, and I make the decisions. Move the fish! Ted [trying to start the boat] Damn boat. I flooded... Damn boat! Charlene Tutt He don't sleep in, he don't live in! You tell Shelby Overman for me he can take a flying leap in a rolling doughnut on a gravel driveway! Dialogue Kathryn Morgan: How come Sean doesn't visit more? Mike Brody: He hates the water. Kathryn Morgan: What? Mike Brody: Yeah. Remember that, uh, shark attack I told you about when we were kids in Amity? Well, that's why he goes to school in Colorado. If our parents didn't live on an island, I don't think he'd ever get wet. Kathryn Morgan: What if she doesn't want to go back in? Philip FitzRoyce: Oh, I think we can pretty much guarantee that she'll want to go back in. Don't you, Jack? Jack Tate: Sure. Mike Brody: Well, just how are you going to guarantee that? Philip FitzRoyce: Live bait. Mike Brody: I don't believe it. She got him in the water. Kathryn Morgan: Never underestimate the power. Philip FitzRoyce: But tell me, how do you contain the sharks in this part of the lagoon? Calvin Bouchard: Well, you know, uh, it's that old shark screen, the bubble screen. You know, sharks don't like that. It's what they call, uh, marine segregation. Kathryn Morgan: [after viewing Shelby Overman's half eaten body] Calvin, I've got bad news. Calvin Bouchard: Children, keep your voices down. Sit down, sit down. Was it the shark? Kathryn Morgan: It was a shark. It was a shark, with a bite radius about a yard across. Philip FitzRoyce: Don' be silly. That would indicate a shark's some 35 feet in length. Kathryn Morgan: You've said it exactly. Our shark still has all its teeth. Calvin Bouchard: Yeah? Kathryn Morgan: That's means it was a baby, our shark couldn't have killed Oberman. Its mother did. Calvin Bouchard: You're talking about some damn sharks mutha? Mike Brody: Calvin, don't you hear what she's sayin' here? Calvin Bouchard: I'm listening. If it is such an animal, she gave birth way out at sea and the baby swam through the sea gate that you left open, Brody. Kathryn Morgan: No, Oberman was killed inside the park, the baby was CAUGHT INSIDE the park, its mother is inside the park. Mike Brody: [Shark swims to window terrifying the customers at the restaurant] She's right there! Kathryn Morgan: The animals, they're in the lagoon. [runs off] Mike Brody: Ski show! [runs off] Calvin Bouchard: Control, this is Bouchard now listen carefully, clear the tunnel. I want you to get the people out and, seal that park. Did you hear me? seal the park! I'll be down in a minute! [hangs up phone and runs] Fred: Why don't we blow it up? Calvin Bouchard: Listen, nephew. There's a $2-1/2 million turbine that's not gonna go up in smoke because of some damn fish! Shut the pumps down! Cast Dennis Quaid – Michael "Mike" Brody Bess Armstrong – Kathryn Morgan Simon MacCorkindale – Philip FitzRoyce Louis Gossett Jr. – Calvin Bouchard John Putch – Sean Brody Lea Thompson – Kelly Ann Bukowski Harry Grant – Shelby Overman P. H. Moriarty – Jack Tate Taglines Reaching new depths of terror. The third dimension is terror. A deadly new attraction. External links 0085750 Jaws 3-D jaws_3 Jaws 3-D Category:1980s American films Category:1983 films Category:Screenplays by Richard Matheson Category:Films set in Florida Category:Action thriller films Category:Sharksploitation films