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The initial advertising campaign for ''[[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]]'' included the tag-line "A Different Set Of Jaws." The line made reference to "Jaws" the wildly popular block-buster that had broken box-office records in the Summer of 1975. [[The Lips]] appeared disembodied on a black background, like the opening sequence of the movie, although alternate versions that were shaped in reference to the shark from ''Jaws'' were also created. In 1978, when [[The Rocky Horror Picture Show Original Soundtrack Album]] was released in the US for the first time, the tag line "a different kind of Rocky" was added, in reference to the 1977 Best-Picture Oscar-winner, ''Rocky,'' starring Sylvester Stallone. 

The poster was designed by Bill Wallen of Wallen Designs, who also designed the poster for "Jaws" in 1975" and "Rocky" in 1976. The original tag line was "A Musical Dream Come True" as referenced n the UK One Sheet, though the initial design was replaced with the more clever Jaws theme, inspired by the lips. 

== Jaws Vs Different Set of Jaws: ==
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Image:RHPS1sheet.jpg|1975 Rocky Horror Picture Show One-Sheet
Image:Jaws.jpeg|1975 ''Jaws'' movie poster
Image:difset.jpg|Alternate take of [[The Lips]], cropped to look like ''Jaws'' movie poster 
Image:croplips.jpg|Cropped and flopped Lips, cropped to look like ''Jaws'' movie poster, from 1975 newspaper ad-mats
Image:Jaws2.jpg|Poster announcing the first US LP Release in 1978
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Image:LipsIsolated.jpg|Working file velox of the original photo of [[The Lips]]
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Image:RockyPoster Rejected.jpg|Original, rejected design for US poster