This document provides information about a lecture on the film Titanic (1997). It lists the names of 7 students who will be attending the lecture, along with their student IDs. It then provides details about the film, including the genre, studios, directors, cast members, productions details, exhibitions, and some trivia. The film was directed by James Cameron and tells the story of the RMS Titanic's sinking through a fictional love story between Jack Dawson and Rose DeWitt Bukater. It was a major box office success.

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2. TITANIC (1997)
genre: epic romance & disaster

3. Starring
Leonardo DiCaprio
Kate Winslet
Billy Zane
Kathy Bates
Frances Fisher
Gloria Stuart
Bernard Hill
Victor Garber
Danny Nucci
Bill Paxton
Studios
20th Century Fox
Paramount Pictures
Lightstorm Entertainment
Distributed by
Paramount Pictures
Directed, written and produced by
James Cameron

4. BRIEF Built
at Harland and
Wolff shipyard in Belfast, UK
HISTO For
the White Star Line
RY
The
largest passenger ship of
its time
Atlantic
voyage from
Southampton to New
York City
Disaster
struck when it hit an
iceberg and killed 1517
passengers

5. SYNOP
SIS
“I’m the
King of
the
world!”
A team of treasure hunters explore the wreck of Jack
RMS Titanic for the lost necklace Heart of the Dawson
Ocean.
Rose DeWitt Buckater revealed her true
identity to the hunters and told the story of the
recovered picture.
The flashback starts with the scene on the
ship, a day prior to the sinking.
She retells the story about her romantic
relationship with Jack Dawson, and her ordeal
during the sinking of Titanic.
Jack didn’t survived the sinking, and Rose
continued leading a good life, as a fulfillment to
Jack’s wishes.
Coming back to 1996, she was shown secretly
throwing away the lost necklace that she had
kept all these while, to the ocean.

6. MAIN
CASTS
JACK DAWSONportrayed byLeonardo Rose DeWitt Bukaterportrayed by
DiCaprio Kate Winslet
Penniless. Dislikes her fiancé.
Fell in love with Rose. Tried to commit suicide before Jack
Subject of jealousy by Rose’s fiancé. intervened.
Helped Rose to survive the sinking, but he Survived the sinking, and lived on a full life.
perished.

7. Caledon Nathan "Cal" Hockley Rose Dawson Calvert Brock Lovett
Rose’s fiancé Rose in 1996 The treasure hunter
Caledon Nathan "Cal" Hockley portrayed by Billy Zane
Rose Dawson Calvert portrayed by Gloria Stuart
Brock Lovett portrayed by Bill Paxton
Fabrizio De Rossi portrayed by Danny Nucci
Lizzy Calvert portrayed by Suzy Amis

8. PRODUC
TIONS
250
“ We wanted this to be a definitive visualization of
this moment in history as if you’d gone back in a time
machine and shot it ” James Cameron.
200
Titanic
150
100 Waterworld Real Titanic shipwreck
filmed on top of Akademik
50
Mstislav Keldysh, a
0 science exploration ship.
Most expensive film
as of 2000 (in million)
Uses the best CGI effects
of its time developed by
Digital Domain.
Life-size replica of RMS
Titanic was constructed at
FOX Studio, Playas de
Rosarito, Mexico.

9. EXHIBI
TION
“ Two studios had had to combine to share the
Titanic
released
was
on
September 1998 for
later
1
great load of its making ” James Cameron. home theatres, in
VHS, laserdisc and
DVD format.
Cinema release was US TV
scheduled on 25 July Rights is
1997, but due to post- currently
production and effects
delays, Paramount
held by NBC
pushed back the release and HBO.
date to December
19, 1997.
Paramount Pictures
holds the distribution
rights in the US, buying
the rights at $65
million. 20th Century
Fox holds the rights for
international
distribution.

10. DISTRI
BUTI Prints and advertising
market cost totalled
ON
$20,000,000.
Worldwide
video, DVD &
rentals garnered
$1,200,000,000.
Television rights stands
at $55,000,000.
Titanicremains the
highest grossing
film for 12
years, until Avatar
surpassed it in

11. Top 10 Weekend Chart Record “ It is flawlessly
Date Gross Theatres Per Theatre Total Gross crafted, intelligently
2/ 13/ 1998 $32,876,424 3,002 $10,952 $402,561,881 constructed, strongly acted, and
2/ 6/ 1998 $23,027,838 2,956 $7,790 $376,270,721 spellbinding...movies like this
1/ 30/ 1998 $25,907,172 2,853 $9,081 $337,355,666
1/ 23/ 1998 $25,238,720 2,771 $9,108 $308,100,203 are not merely difficult to make
1/ 16/ 1998 $30,010,633 2,767 $10,846 $274,599,886 at all, but almost impossible to
make well ”
1/ 9/ 1998 $28,716,310 2,746 $10,458 $236,745,003
1/ 2/ 1998 $33,315,278 2,727 $12,217 $197,881,813
12/ 19/ 1997 $28,638,131 2,674 $10,710 $128,638,131
. Roger Joseph Ebert, film
critic and screenwriter
$8,658,814 number1for15
on its
international
consecutive
gross of
premiere, and weeks in the
$28,638,131 United States
$1,248,025
over the opening and Canada. ,607.
weekend.
Won 4 Grand total revenue of
$1,843,201,268
Golden
Globes, and
many other guild
awards. worldwide.

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TRIVIA
•Before announcing development of this film, director James Cameron shot footage of icebergs off Nova Scotia under the pretence
of making a film called "Planet Ice“
•Most of the decor on the ship - from the carpet to the chandeliers - were reconstructed by, or under the supervision of, the original
companieswhich furnishedtheTitanic.
•The staircase is not actually technically accurate being slightly larger in the film than it was in real life. This is because people in 1997
were actuallya bit taller than in 1912 so they would have looked out of place on a staircasethat fit the correctdimensions.
•After filming,the remainsof the full-sizeset were sold as scrapmetal.
•When James Cameron was writing the movie, he intended for the main characters Rose DeWitt Bukater and Jack Dawson to be
entirely fictitious. It was only after the script was finished that he discovered that there had been a real "J. Dawson" who died aboard
the Titanic. This "J. Dawson" was trimmer Joseph Dawson, who had been born September 1888 in Dublin, Ireland. His body was
salvaged and buried at Fairview Lawn cemetery in Nova Scotia with many other Titanic victims. Today, his grave stone (#227) is the
most widely visited in the cemetery.