These scenes from the film with Kate Winslet are completely improvised…

On the 1996 Titanic tour, Kate Winslet (Rose DeWitt Bukater) was given permission to improvise some iconic scenes. Le Point Sur Telé Star.

Le baiser de Rose et Jack sur la proue du paquebot, le Portrait of Rose en tenue d’Eve… Titanic In these films, some scenes never remain in the memory. Of course, some of them were completely improvised. In the role of young Rose DeWitt Buketer, American actress Kate Winslet was so inspired and allowed, with the blessing of creator James Cameron, to complement the gestures and reactions of her creation with the script.

This is not the same as what happens in the scenes plus the film’s highlights: the cage or Rose’s scratch on Cal Hockley’s (Billy Zane) face. Pendant le naufrage, Rose gives up the mountain in a song of salvation for all Jack’s (Leonardo DiCaprio) retrovers. Son of Cal’s groom, essay de la retenier with force, more jeune femme lui crache au visage to leave him. This scene, absolutely brilliant, is purely Kate Winslet’s invention, which was a direct echo of Jack recognizing Rose in Crusher. “eat a man” par-dessus bord, au lendemain de leur rencontre. Please note that this latest version is a total improvisation by Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, the original script was never even the most important…

A replica that has become cultural

Not only that, but it might be the equivalent of Kate Winslet making replicas of the world’s most famous movie stars. Just in front of the boat, Rose and Jack take a break on the Titanic’s sidecar to rest with snacks and possible long periods of time. Rose Lance adorns a replica “Jack, it was a meeting”a poignant remark in the style of “the film’s screenwriters, who did not reach the point, eux-mêmes… Soulignons qu’une, another line, symbolic for the film, is the fruit of improvisation: a phrase” “I love the king of the world”released by Jack during the film’s entire debut, is one minute away from director James Cameron.

The creativity of Kate Winstlet and the incredible work of the film crew Titanic Classics of modern cinema. Celui-ci will be released by mercredi on December 7th on TF1, starting at 21:10.