StevenSpielberg laughed at John Williams' Jaws score Jaws
JAWS has gone down in history as one of the most iconic Steven Spielberg films of all time. But the director first thought John Williams was pranking him with the music he had composed. Despite this, he later said the soundtrack was"responsible" for the movie's success.Steven Spielberg talks about his family during 2018 interviewInvalid email
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