La mort au large

Titre original : L'ultimo squalo

1981
12
1h 28min

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4,3/10

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James Franciscus tries to save hundreds of swimmers in a coastal resort after a Great White Shark starts terrorizing the area.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJames Franciscus tries to save hundreds of swimmers in a coastal resort after a Great White Shark starts terrorizing the area.James Franciscus tries to save hundreds of swimmers in a coastal resort after a Great White Shark starts terrorizing the area.James Franciscus tries to save hundreds of swimmers in a coastal resort after a Great White Shark starts terrorizing the area.

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3,2 k

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Peter Benton
(as James Francicus)

Vic Morrow

Ron Hamer

Micaela Pignatelli

Gloria Benton
(as Micky Pignatelli)

Joshua Sinclair

Mayor William Wells

Giancarlo Prete

Bob Martin
(as Timothy Brent)

Stefania Girolami Goodwin

Jenny Benton
(as Stefania Girolami)

Gian Marco Lari

William 'Billy Joe' Wells Jr.

Chuck Kaufman

Dave

Gail Moore

Secretary

Joyce Lee

Kelly Michaels

Don Devendorf

Bill Eudaly

Chris Olsen

Bill Starks

Cameraman

Rita Martin

Lance Hilliard

Massimo Vanni

Jimmy
(as Max Vanders)

Ennio Girolami

Matt Rosen
(as Thomas Moore)

Alessandro Maspes

Helicopter Pilot
(as Alex Maspes)

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Anecdotes
Shortly before the film's release, "Universal Pictures" sued the producers, claiming it plagiarized "Les Dents de la mer (1975)," and the Australian distributors, for breach of copyright regarding Peter Benchley's book "Jaws." "Universal" won an injunction, and the film was pulled from theaters.

Gaffes
James Franciscus' trouser keeps changing from light blue to dark red in the same scene.

Citations
Peter Benton: [looking at a chewed up surf board] One thing's for sure, it wasn't a floatin chainsaw.

Connexions
Edited into Double target - Cibles à abattre (1987)

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Watch if only for some shark effects and Franciscus

A quaint little beach town is terrorised by a bloodthirsty great white shark.

Universal Pictures' Jaws law suit aside, the film became the 72nd highest-grossing film in Italy 1980-1981. Enzo G. Castellari's offering suffers from the usual Italian ripoff trappings poor editing and ill-fitting music. Sadly the cut away stock footage of sharks really spoils an already chummy film. That said, it has some redeeming features including some of the shark special effects and James Franciscus performance.