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James Cameron’s all-time hit Titanic: These days, James Cameron’s film ‘Avatar: The Way Of Water’ is in discussion in the entertainment world. After a long wait, James is bringing his special project to the world and the audience is also liking it. James had brought one such masterpiece 25 years ago. We are talking about the film ‘Titanic’. Everything about this film was special. This is the reason why it still holds a special place in the hearts of people. Come, on the occasion of the film’s silver jubilee, let’s talk about such facts of the film, which you might not know.
This film of James Cameron was released on 19 December 1997. The film was a romance and disaster drama. It was the most expensive film made at that time and is still among the top 3 expensive films. This film was based on the sinking of RMS Titanic. James wanted to show this emotional story in a different way, so he added a love angle with disaster.
Kat Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, who emerged as a lovable couple through the film, were not the first choice for this film. Before both, Gavanith Paltrow and Matthew McConaughey were talked about for the film but things did not work out. After this the names of Kat and Leo came to James’s mind.
The footage of the sunken Titanic shown in the film is real. James does not want to leave any stone unturned in his films. By diving underwater, he captured footage of the actual sunken Titanic.
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Cameron wanted everything in his film to be as real as possible. For this reason, many of the things used in the film ‘Titanic’ ship were made by the same artisans who had made them for the real Titanic. Like carpet used in ships.
Everyone knows that when the film was released, it had made many records in its name. The film has received 11 Oscars along with many other awards, but you will be surprised to know that the film did not receive a single Oscar for acting.
During the last scene of the film, Kat fell ill due to being in water for a long time. Although her health was not too bad, Kat had said in her interview that shooting in water for a long time was very difficult for Leo and her.
Jack makes a sketch of Rose in a scene of the film. This sketch was made by director James Cameron himself. Even the other sketches seen in Jack’s hand were made by Cameron himself.
Cameron did not want any songs in the film. He wanted to keep only one particular music throughout the film. But James Horner, understanding Cameron’s taste, secretly composed the song ‘My Heart Will Go…’. When this song was played to Cameron, he could not refuse it. Later this song proved to be a big hit.
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