| 10 May 2012 | Billy Zane On 'Titanic 3D' Interview, answering fans questions! |
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| 19 Apr 2012 | 'Titanic 3D's re-release takes over the box office 15 years later |
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In 1997, James Cameron debuted what would become one of the world's most watched film, Titanic. Now, 15 years after its release, it is taking over the box office once again with its re-release in 3D. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film has grossed $201.8, giving it a lifetime gross of over $2 billion. Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio star as lovers from two different worlds in an ill-fated journey. The movie and its popularity alone shot both of these actors into stardom. DiCaprio received flak when he was noticeably absent from the premiere. Director Cameron was aware of the absence, and let fans know that it was certainly nothing personal. The Hollywood Reporter reports that latest hike in numbers is partly in thanks to China, where Titanic 3D debuted to $67 million, even after the numbers were released on Sunday, China remained on top debuting to the best numbers of all time. In North America, Titanic 3D debuted in the number 4 spot, falling nearly 33 percent. source: http://thecelebritycafe.com |
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| 17 Apr 2012 | Gallery Updates! |
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Everything is ok with the gallery now, so i have been adding tons of new images! I have added images from the 3D Premiere, trailers and old events! Latest Updated albums are on top of the gallery so you can check what's new! CHECK OUR Gallery NOW! |
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| 14 Apr 2012 | Cameron on Titanic: "Death in slow motion" |
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James Cameron is perhaps best known as the Oscar-winning director of "Titanic," but he's also an avid researcher of the ship. On "CBS This Morning: Saturday" - on the 100th anniversary of the "unsinkable" ocean liner's collision with an iceberg - he was asked what lures people (including himself) to the tragic story a century after its sinking. He said that what gets people is the separation people endured when the Titanic was submerging. "It's death in slow motion," Cameron said. "People had to say good-bye to their family members, their loved ones, as the boats were being lowered. That image will endure for a thousand years, I think," he said. For more with Cameron on the allure of the Titanic story and who he thinks were the unsung heroes of the disaster, watch the video in the player above. |
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| 14 Apr 2012 | Events around world mark Titanic centenary |
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In the birthplace of the Titanic, residents will gather for a choral requiem. In the North Atlantic, above the ship's final resting place, passengers will pray as a band strikes up a hymn and three floral wreaths are cast onto the waves. A century after the great ship went down with the loss of 1,500 lives, events around the globe are marking a tragedy that retains a titanic grip on the world's imagination — an icon of Edwardian luxury that became, in a few dark hours 100 years ago, an enduring emblem of tragedy. Helen Edwards, one of 1,309 passengers on memorial cruise aboard the liner Balmoral who have spent the past week steeped in the Titanic's history and symbolism, said Saturday that the story's continuing appeal was due to its strong mixture of romance and tragedy, history and fate. "(There are) all the factors that came together for the ship to be right there, then, to hit that iceberg. All the stories of the passengers who ended up on the ship," said Edwards, a 62-year-old retiree from Silver Spring, Maryland. "It's just a microcosm of social history, personal histories, nautical histories. "Romance is an appropriate word right up until the time of the tragedy — the band playing, the clothes. And then there's the tragedy." The world's largest and most luxurious ocean liner, Titanic was traveling from England to New York, carrying everyone from plutocrats to penniless emigrants, when it struck an iceberg at 11:40 p.m. on April 14, 1912. It sank less than three hours later, with the loss of more than 1,500 of the 2,208 passengers and crew. |
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