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Studio: 20th Century Fox
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Release Date: Dec 19, 1997
Running Time: 197 mins.
Running Time: 194 mins. (video)
Country Of Origin: United States
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After winning a trip on the RMS Titanic during a dockside card game, American Jack Dawson spots the society girl Rose DeWitt Bukater who is on her way to Philadelphia to marry her rich snob fiance Cal Hockley. Rose feels helplessly trapped by her situation and makes her way to the aft deck and thinks of suicide until she is rescued by Jack. Cal is therefore obliged to invite Jack to dine at their first-class table where he suffers through the slights of his snobbish hosts. In return, he spirits Rose off to third class for an evening of dancing, giving her the time of her life. Deciding to forsake her intended future all together, Rose asks Jack, who has made his living making sketches on the streets of Paris, to draw her in the nude wearing the invaluable blue diamond Cal has given her. Cal finds out and has Jack locked away. Soon afterwards, the ship hits an iceberg and Rose must find Jack while both must run from Cal even as the ship sinks deeper into the freezing water.
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Rose Dewitt Bukater
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Molly Brown
Ruth Dewitt Bukater
Old Rose
Brock Lovett
Captain Smith
Spicer Lovejoy
Thomas Andrews
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'Titanic' Sinks Again (Spectacularly) by KENNETH TURAN , TIMES FILM CRITIC Friday December 19, 1997 To the question of the day--what does $200 million buy?--the 3-hour-and-14-minute ''Titanic'' unhesitatingly answers: not enough. Note that despite the hopes of skeptics, aghast at the largest film budget of modern times, money enough to run a full-dress presidential campaign or put a serious dent in illiteracy, the answer is not nothing. When you are willing to build a 775-foot, 90% scale model
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