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Titanic Movie 1997

Titanic Movie Cast (1997)

March 13, 2012

The James Cameron blockbuster Titanic was the highest grossing film of its time (and is now in second place behind Avatar) and its depiction of the sinking ship has made the film a Hollywood classic. Contained within this film is a rich cast full of talent which supplied memorable performances. Here is a little bit [...]

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Titanic Soundtrack

March 2, 2012

Released by Sony Classical on November 18, 1997, Titanic: Music From the Motion Picture is the soundtrack to the James Cameron film Titanic. Composed, conducted and orchestrated by James Horner, the soundtrack mirrored the success of the film and topped the charts in nearly two dozen territories. The soundtrack itself sold over 30 million copies [...]

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Kate Winslet and the Titanic Movie

February 19, 2012

During the year of its release (1997), James Cameron’s Titanic, starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, became the largest grossing film in history. The epic tale of the sinking of the massive cruise vessel in 1912 has become an iconic tragedy in history which spelled big bucks for the Hollywood blockbuster. What most people don’t [...]

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How the Sky Changed in Titanic (1997 Movie)

June 9, 2011

Worst Previews shared a video clip of a conference held that included reknown Astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson where the conversation digresses into the topic of “Wrong Science in Movies” and despite a thousand movies with wrong science in them, one that struck a nerve with him was the Sky in the Titanic 1997 movie. [...]

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Titanic Deleted Scenes and Movie Extras

August 25, 2010

Here are some of the Deleted scenes from the Titanic movie. There are 29 deleted scenes, all of which are available in the Titanic collector’s edition. Some of the most famous ones can be found all over, and some must be seen by purchasing the DVD itself. Here are a few of the Titanic deleted [...]

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