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Film critic Roger Ebert lost his lower jaw to cancer, but not his voice. Watch him and his wife Chaz share his remarkable story of how he learned to speak again with a computer-generated voice.
Now streaming on: Powered by JustWatch. Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" is a sensationally effective action picture, a scary thriller that works all the better because it's populated with characters that have been developed into human beings we get to know and care about.
20. Aug. 2000 · The movie takes place over the Fourth of July weekend on Amity Island, a tourist resort that feeds off the dollars of its visitors. A famous opening sequence establishes the presence of a man-eating shark in the coastal waters; a girl goes swimming by moonlight and is dragged under, screaming.
19. Jan. 2011 · Roger Ebert shares his experience of losing his lower jaw to cancer and getting a silicone prosthesis to restore his appearance. He also reflects on his identity, his voice and his new TV show.
The movie critic, who lost his voice and lower face to jaw cancer, reveals his new silicone device on his blog. He says it's a reminder of his past and his voice, not a disguise.
4. Apr. 2013 · The Chicago Tribune reported that Ebert was first diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2002, and salivary gland cancer in 2003. Doctors found cancer in his jaw in 2006, which necessitated the removal of the lower part of his jaw.
21. Jan. 2011 · Film critic Roger Ebert posted a picture Friday on his Chicago Sun-Times blog, showing the prosthetic jaw he will wear Friday night for the premiere of ‘Ebert Presents at the Movies,’ the...
