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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 47 MIN

Attacked by Jaws: The Real Story of Alex Kintner

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Nearly 51 years after Jaws changed movie history and forever altered the way people viewed sharks, Chester Moore sits down with Jeffrey Voorhees, the actor who portrayed Alex Kintner, the young boy whose shocking death scene became one of the most unforgettable moments in cinematic history. In this special episode of Dark Outdoors®, Jeffrey shares memories from the set of Jaws, discusses the legacy of the film, and reflects on being forever connected to one of the most famous shark attacks ever depicted on screen. From the iconic yellow raft scene to the cultural impact of Jaws on public perceptions of sharks, this fascinating conversation explores the intersection of film, fear, and the natural world. How did one movie create a generation afraid to enter the ocean? What was it like to be at the center of one of the most memorable scenes in movie history? And how does Jeffrey Voorhees view the legacy of Jaws nearly five decades later? Join Chester Moore for an exclusive interview with the real Alex Kintner. Keywords: Jaws, Alex Kintner, Jeffrey Voorhees, shark attack movie, Jaws 50th anniversary, shark conservation, great white sharks, Steven Spielberg, Amity Island, ocean fear, shark movies, Dark Outdoors podcast.

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