Unknown photographer: An original black-and-white photograph of the American actor Richard Kiel (1939–2014) in his role as Jaws in the James Bond movie 'The Spy who Loved Me'. Back with cropping notes, figure name in red and black and two related press cuttings dated respectively Januar 25, 1978 and February 22, 1992. Furthermore a date is seen on the photo back itself; January 25, 1978. Photo size 24.5×19 cm. Frame size 43×33 cm. Richard Kiel won fame across the globe as the giant man Jaws, who uses his super human strength and deadly steel teeth to make life difficult for James Bond. Kiel appeared in 'The Spy who Loved Me' and 'Moonraker'. His extraordinary physique was caused by the rare hormon disease acromegali, which eventually resulted in a height of 218 cm.
This is an original black-and-white photograph from 1978, which shows normal signs of age and handling. Furthermore a small damage in the left side.
Unknown photographer: An original black-and-white photograph of the American actor Richard Kiel (1939–2014) in his role as Jaws in the James Bond movie 'The Spy who Loved Me'. Back with cropping notes, figure name in red and black and two related press cuttings dated respectively Januar 25, 1978 and February 22, 1992. Furthermore a date is seen on the photo back itself; January 25, 1978. Photo size 24.5×19 cm. Frame size 43×33 cm. Richard Kiel won fame across the globe as the giant man Jaws, who uses his super human strength and deadly steel teeth to make life difficult for James Bond. Kiel appeared in 'The Spy who Loved Me' and 'Moonraker'. His extraordinary physique was caused by the rare hormon disease acromegali, which eventually resulted in a height of 218 cm.
This is an original black-and-white photograph from 1978, which shows normal signs of age and handling. Furthermore a small damage in the left side.
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