He (Karl Stromberg ) tells this to Sandor (about JAWS) early in the film.........
Err helooooooo smuck the guy7 can't talk.
Just as bad as ODDJOB in GF how can you work with someone who can't speak?
hand motions?
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He can talk, he talks in Moonraker. "Well, here's to us".
shareOh so why didn't he say something sooner?
Anyway from what I understand in the novel of TSWLM they had to remove his vocal cords in order for the teeth to work
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Oh so why didn't he say something sooner?
Anyway from what I understand in the novel of TSWLM they had to remove his vocal cords in order for the teeth to work
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"He clearly talks to Max Kalba in the nightclub, when demanding the microfilm off him."
I recall him gesturing in that scene, no words came pout of his mouth.
But I agree, there was never any mention in the films about him being a mute.
I think that Jaws really didn't have to talk because he's so menacing looking. Also, according to interviews I saw with Roger Moore, Richard Kiel could only keep those silver teeth on for a few minutes at a time. So talking with them was next to impossible.
"Take these broken wings and learn to fly"
The scene where he kills Fekkesh spooked me as a kid cuz you knew there was nowhere to run , lol ;)
share"Oh so why didn't he say something sooner?"
Suppose he couldn't think of anything worthwhile to say.
"facts are stupid things" Ronald Reagan
yeah, but come on, he was speechless until the end of the movie made after this, and if he hadn't returned he would remain mute, "suppose he couldn't think of anything worthwhile to say.", hehe, and as mentioned the role originally is suppose not to be able to speak, it feels like they pulled out all the stops in "moonraker" and went completely wild with the bond franchise, those two guys (the henchmen) appear from the beginning of this to go on to have equal parts, but they get rid of the other shorter thicker guy pretty fast while jaws even continues entering the following flick then, he must have become very popular since they even put him on the poster of moonraker, by the way, how about the train sequence in this, can you believe this big guy slapping around the woman like that, i keep forgetting the actor portraying jaws was also in one of the most famous twilight zone episodes "to serve man", as an alien, so he had already been around a long time in show business when this was made in the late 1970s, and both him and moore appeared in the "cannonball run" flicks. when his hand is around moore's hands in this it almost looks like a prop, there is a topic on this board "biggest hands ever", no kidding, by the way, i read andre the giant was considered for the role as jaws, and coincidently moore does a body slam in this, probably the only time i've seen a body slam outside of the wrestling arena, check out hulk hogan body slam andre the giant in like the most classic pro wrestling match ever. speaking of talking, there are a lot of witty comments from bond that i just don't get. "well, here's to us".
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darlin so bright n so deep,
eye scare the living daylights out of me,
regret i ever got hooked on you,
but drawn to your form as a young boob,
didnt know what adventure got myself into,
cant read you as i got weaker and wised up,
you got deeper with spell more powerful,
im playing with unknown force pray for mercy on soul.
I don't recall any wrestler ever slamming Andre the Giant
shareBig John Studd did it.
shareI don't follow wrestling but my college professor is a huge fan. He says that Studd lost the body slam match at the 1st Wrestelmania to Andre the Giant
shareIt was Studd body slamming Andre that led to the WrestleMania Challenge.
shareI think you are wrong. Nobody slams Andre
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