Jaws: Steven Spielberg’s nice message before making the saga’s worst movie

This is called having a class. In the mid-1980s, shortly before the filming of the fourth installment of the famous franchise “Jaws: Revenge,” Steven Spielberg sent a very good message of encouragement to Joseph Sargen, the film’s director.

Spielberg, if he had known the glory of directing Jaws in 1975, probably would not have kept a failed memory of the shooting, which was a real nightmare with budget and planning problems. Undoubtedly this is the reason why the American decided to raise the morale of his compatriot before the shooting.

“I came home as a Vietnam veteran and tried to never think about 1974 until I came across Scenario 4: Revenge. I went to page 18, found myself with this service revolver, unloaded it until it was empty. In the Atlantic Ocean (Hint from the film Torn from the Scene by Lorraine Gray, who is saddened by a policeman’s husband throwing a gun into the water after their son’s death, editor’s note). I could not continue reading because I had too many memories “Writes Spielberg This letter is published by the LA Times.