Carl Gottlieb

American actor and screenwriter of Jaws

Carl Gottlieb - Performers & Entertainers born March 18th, 1938
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An actor and screenwriter contributed significantly to the film industry. Wrote the screenplay for the 1975 blockbuster 'Jaws', which became one of the highest-grossing films of all time. Participated as an actor in 'Jaws' portraying the character Meadows. Co-wrote the script for the comedy film 'The Jerk' starring Steve Martin, which gained a cult following. Worked in television, including appearances on series like 'The Odd Couple'.

Wrote the screenplay for 'Jaws'

Acted in 'Jaws' as Meadows

Co-wrote 'The Jerk'

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