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(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING) DOUGLAS: Back in the 1960s, there were a handful of people
in the world that were shooting film underwater.
There was Hans Hass in Germany. There was Stan Waterman
in the United States. There was Cousteau in the South of France. VALERIE: We saw Jacques Cousteau
on television. He had a lot of money
from the French government... and he had a lot of people to help him. Whereas, we didn't have any of that
in the world that were shooting film underwater.
There was Hans Hass in Germany. There was Stan Waterman
in the United States. There was Cousteau in the South of France. VALERIE: We saw Jacques Cousteau
on television. He had a lot of money
from the French government... and he had a lot of people to help him. Whereas, we didn't have any of that
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(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
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DOUGLAS: Back in the 1960s,
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there were a handful of people
in the world
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that were shooting film underwater.
There was Hans Hass in Germany.
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There was Stan Waterman
in the United States.
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There was Cousteau in the South of France.
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VALERIE: We saw Jacques Cousteau
on television.
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He had a lot of money
from the French government...
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and he had a lot of people to help him.
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Whereas, we didn't have any of that.
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Movie Summary
Pioneering scuba diver Valerie Taylor, who has dedicated her life to exposing the myth surrounding our fear of sharks.
