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The plot focuses on the romances of two couples upon the doomed ship's maiden voyage. Isabella Paradine (Catherine Zeta-Jones) is a wealthy woman mourning the loss of her aunt, who reignites a romance with former flame Wynn Park (Peter Gallagher). Meanwhile, a charming ne'er-do-well named Jamie Perse (Mike Doyle) steals a ticket for the ship, and falls for a sweet innocent Irish girl on board. But their romance is threatened by the villainous Simon Doonan (Tim Curry), who has discovered about the ticket and makes Jamie his unwilling accomplice, as well as having sinister plans for the girl. Written by Anonymous
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Will the captain go down with the ship? Who among the passengers will survive? Tonight, the courage and character of those on board is put to the test. See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG-13 for a scene of sexual assault and other violent areas | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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17 November 1996 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Титаник See more »Filming Locations:
Playas de Rosarito, Baja California, MexicoEdit
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Jamie Perse: Well, no. I mean, not a lady, anyway. Not like you.
Molly Brown: Well, get used to it. Woman's emancipation. We can smoke cigars. We can tell you men how to run the world. Hell, we'll probably have a woman president in the next hundred years.
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Written by Lowell Mason and Sarah F. Adams
Arranged by Lennie Niehaus
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This is the first Titanic movie to show the ship splitting in two. See more »Goofs
The Southampton crowd is seen waving off the Titanic from the starboard side. In reality, they did so on the port side. See more »Quotes
Molly Brown: [after observing that Jamie is shocked seeing her smoking a cigar] What's the matter? Never seen a woman smoke a cigar before?Jamie Perse: Well, no. I mean, not a lady, anyway. Not like you.
Molly Brown: Well, get used to it. Woman's emancipation. We can smoke cigars. We can tell you men how to run the world. Hell, we'll probably have a woman president in the next hundred years.
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The opening credits of Part 1 and 2 are set against a background of photos of the Titanic's construction. See more »Alternate Versions
The Croatian video release is heavily cut, trimming many scenes with Alice Cleaver and her employers, the romantic subplot between Isabella Paradine and Wynn Park and Osa's scenes with her roommates, etc. Many subplots and sinking scenes get removed entirely. This version runs approximately 132 minutes. See more »Soundtracks
Nearer My God to Thee(uncredited)
Written by Lowell Mason and Sarah F. Adams
Arranged by Lennie Niehaus
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It isn't great, but I was impressed by the overall project. It is overlong, with a somewhat corny script and some of the actors don't convince. The rape scene halfway through was very brutal, and perhaps inappropriate. Some people say this is historically inaccurate, but I need to check my history. The performances are good generally with some exceptions (Catherine Zeta Jones is lovely here), the costumes are nice and the special effects for a TV mini series were close to superb. George C.Scott is a brilliant actor, and he was quite good here. Tim Curry, as a villain likewise. Though both men have been better. I wasn't entirely convinced by Ase and Jamie's romance, as it was basically a retread of the James Cameron blockbuster, which also suffers from its length. The music is also good( my music teacher hates the 1997 film's music) and this is the first adaptation when the ship breaks into two, which was nicely done. Not a bad attempt! 7/10 Bethany Cox