September 24th 2024.
Kate Winslet recently shared some surprising news about the infamous door scene in Titanic. It's been 27 years since the film's release and yet, the scene where Rose and Jack struggle to fit on the door still sparks intense debates among fans. Many have wondered if Jack could have been saved if there was enough space for both of them on the door. Director James Cameron even made a documentary exploring this very question.
But as it turns out, the water in that scene was only waist-high. Kate, who played Rose, revealed this during a Q&A for her new film Lee. She also joked that her co-star Leonardo DiCaprio probably suffers from PTSD due to constantly being asked about the door. She explained that filming in the water was quite awkward, as she had to frequently take bathroom breaks and climb back onto the door. And in the last 22 minutes of the scene, the sound of rushing water was added in post-production.
Kate also shared some insights about her new film Lee, where she plays the role of a woman who strips down for empowering nude scenes. She praised the female director for allowing her to have control over how she was portrayed on screen. She also spoke about her admiration for Lee Miller, the woman she portrays in the film. Kate described Lee as someone who redefined femininity with her resilience, courage, and compassion.
Interestingly, Kate also revealed that she almost didn't get the role of Rose in Titanic. Director James Cameron initially considered other actresses like Gwyneth Paltrow and Winona Ryder for the part. But in the end, he chose Kate because of her lively and confident presence. And looking back, it's hard to imagine anyone else playing the iconic role.
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