Steven Spielberg is set to introduce his classic shark thriller, "Jaws," for a special NBC broadcast in honor of the film's 50th anniversary.

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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Jaws , the film that made people afraid to go in the water and created the modern blockbuster, NBCUniversal is going all-in. At the center of the celebration will be a brand-new filmed introduction by director Steven Spielberg himself,

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Emily Blunt, who appears in Jaws @ 50 and will enjoy a starring role in Spielberg's new UFO movie (out next summer from Universal), asked the director how he blew off steaming during the arduous shoot, to which he replied: "I used to go to the arcade."