Steven Spielberg loves to hide instructions in the movies, and even “traumatized” these films, he continues to watch Saga’s second film, Les Teeth de la Mer, which celebrates his 50th anniversary this year.
Remember that on the small seaside city of the city, they were attacked in an extraordinary shark that undermines the safety of holidaymakers and local trade. Sheriff Brody, Oceanologist Hopper and Veteran Fishermen created an incredible alliance to end the reign of terror caused by animal.
An extremely trivial plaque
A tiger shark was killed during the investigation. In order to confirm that he was the author of attacks against man, the hoop and Brod practically used his intestines and an empty part of his intestines. They contain different metal objects, including a Louisiana car licensing plate, allowing them to substantiate that this animal is not what they are looking for. But that’s not all!
The plaque, of course, indicates the number: “007 O 981”, but also 72 and 73. This applies to the first adventure of James Bond by Roger Moore. 007 is clearly a well -known agent code, but other figures also refer to the actor’s first film, to live and die, which was shot in 1972 in Louisiana and released in 1973.
In addition to American media Entertaining a weekly He recalls that Spielberg, in the early 1970s, was eager to erect the adventures of British spy. He will never do one.
When the teeth come out of the sea, the latest episode of James Bond Saga came out the previous year, Gold Pistol Man (1974). Roger Moore’s third film will not be released until 1977, two years after the jaws, but will offer a criminal, who is explained by actress Richard Kiel and was baptized in the French shark … and English jaws. Chance or coincidence?
Source: Allocine
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