The Titanic is more than just a love story. It’s about two people who come from extremely different worlds and come together. It’s also about a young woman who breaks free and becomes who she was really meant to be. It takes you on an epic journey back to the year 1912. The Titanic is a wonderful love story, but much more lies behind the scenes in the depths of the movie. The Titanic is a fictional story loosely based on a historical event. So how accurate is the move? The director James Cameron was dedicated to making this film as accurate and real feeling as possible. He did a lot of research and spent so much time making sure it was perfect. Cameron even went down to the actual wreckage of the Titanic; he took a total of twenty-four dives. …show more content…
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There are multiple little fun facts hidden beneath the surface. It’s like the actual wreckage; the more you explore the more you discover. Some fun facts are: when Kate Winslet found out she would have to be naked in front of Leonardo DiCaprio she flashed him to break the ice, they almost didn’t cast Kate because she had already been in so many period pieces Cameron thought it might come off as lazy casting, Leonardo brought his pet lizard with him to set but sadly the lizard was squished by a truck, Rose flipping off one of the characters is not historically inaccurate it was just considered not lady like, Leonardo adlibbed “I’m the king of the world!”, Kate and Leonardo became really good friends on set, Cameron drew all the sketches and it was his hand drawing Rose because Leonardo is such a terrible artist, the dinner scene was written the night before they shot it, most of the cast and crew were poisoned with PCP and had to go to the hospital, and when filming the dining room flooding they only had one chance because once they did it all the furniture would be