Did You Know?
That the youngest passeneger, a two month old baby named Millenva Dean, survived and is still alive today?
That when the camera goes down for a shot of Jack handcuffed to the pipe, you can see the camera's reflection in the glass if you look closely?
That over two hours of scenes were cut, as a five-hour-twenty minutes Titanic is to long even for me, and thats saying something.
That as of today, only about 3 survivors are still alive today?
That Titanic won 11 academy awards, including best picture and best original song, and was nominated for 14?
That James Cameron(the director) and Suzy Amis
(Lizzy Calvert) ended up MARRYING each other?
That James Cameron drew all of Jack's drawings?
That Victor Garber(Thomas Andrews) hated that his relitively small part took five months to film?
That only one half of the ship was built, for scenes on the other side, actors wore shirts with buttons that buttoned the wrong way and carryed books with the title backwards, the film was flopped and everything look normal again?
That GLoria Stuart(Old Rose) is only 92 and therefore to young to have been on Titanic even if she wanted to?
That Frances Fisher, the actress who plays Ruth DeWitt Bukater, was the original choice for Jill on Home Improvement, she was replaced at the last minute because of the nonchemistry between Frances and Tim?
That part of Titanic converning Molly Brown is incorrect. Margaret Brown was not called Molly until after her death, when she was christened 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown'?
That hardly any of the actors and actresses in Titanic have gotten big breaks since the movie(think about it. yea.)
That one of the people who auditioned for the role of Captain E.J. Smith was Richard Harris, the (sadly) late actor who played Dumbledore in the first two Harry Potter movies?
That Reba McEntire turned down the role of Molly Brown?