On this day, 28 years ago, Titanic (1997), directed by James Cameron and starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, premiered at the Tokyo International Film Festival. 🎥 Intense behind-the-scenes footage shows the making of the Grand Staircase sinking scene, one of the film’s most iconic and technically challenging sequences. | History of Cinema

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He didn’t ask them to act terrified—he made them live it. While filming Titanic, James Cameron submerged the set in freezing water, toppled props, and unleashed uncontrollable chaos. Every scream, shiver, and moment of panic was authentic. That’s why the scene still sends chills decades later. True emotion endures; imitation fades. Greatness isn’t about pretending—it’s about crafting moments so real, no one can turn away. | Historyinmemes

🎬 Titanic Movie Fact — Part 1 🧐 Did you know? In James Cameron’s 1997 film Titanic, actor Danny Nucci portrayed Fabrizio De Rossi, Jack Dawson’s cheerful Italian friend. In one of the film’s most intense moments, Fabrizio meets his tragic end when the forward funnel collapses, crushing him as the ship sinks into the freezing Atlantic. While this scene is fictional, it represents the countless real passengers who perished during the chaos of Titanic’s final moments. Cameron included it to show