Titanic was record-breaking and a certified James Cameron masterpiece. It launched Leonardo DiCaprio’s and Kate Winslet‘s careers, and Hollywood hasn’t been the same since. Part of what made the movie ...
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This Improvised Scene In Titanic Led To One Of Rose's Most Iconic Moments (Which Was Also Unscripted)
James Cameron’s Titanic is packed with memorable scenes, and one improvised moment led to one of Rose’s (Kate Winslet) most ...
From the cast of Titanic to the film’s stunning costumes, hair and makeup, to the impressive special effects to its thrilling, romantic, dramatic, and devastating story, there are numerous reasons why ...
James Cameron Recreates ‘Titanic’ Jack and Rose Ending to Test If Jack Could Have Fit on the Door In his upcoming National Geographic special, 'Titanic: 25 Years Later with James Cameron,' the ...
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Kelcie Mattson is a Senior Features Author at Collider. Based in the Midwest, she also contributes Lists, reviews, and television recaps. A lifelong fan of niche sci-fi, epic fantasy, Final Girl ...
Since 1997, fans have had a thing or two to say when it comes to the door that ultimately caused Jack in “Titanic” to die. The film’s director, James Cameron, is addressing the controversial theory ...
Rose DeWitt Bukater in 1997’s Titanic was a part British beauty Kate Winslet begged for. She sent director James Cameron daily notes, flooded him with phone calls and even sent him a rose. “I am Rose!
James Cameron wants everyone to know that Jack Dawson's death in 'Titanic' was not just an artistic choice. Experiments have proven he and rose couldn't have both survived. In 2017, the Mythbusters ...
The RMS Titanic’s doomed 1912 voyage did not make a strong argument for hugeness. Quite the contrary. Two hours and 40 minutes, with one intermission. At New York City Center, 131 W. 55th Street, ...
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