Kate Winslet recently shared some interesting details about the iconic door scene from the movie Titanic. During a Q&A event in New York City, she revealed that the water in the tank was only waist-high, despite appearing much deeper on screen. This made it easier for her to get in and out of the tank, even joking about having to walk 20 feet away to go to the bathroom.
She also mentioned that Leonardo DiCaprio was actually kneeling down during the scene, which may come as a surprise to fans who have debated whether both characters could have fit on the floating door. Winslet humorously mentioned that director James Cameron might scold her for revealing these behind-the-scenes secrets.
Additionally, Winslet shared her experience of watching Titanic for the first time in a packed theater in New York City. She recalled missing the premiere in London due to food poisoning and being at a funeral during the U.S. release. Despite the challenges of fame and media intrusion after the movie’s success, Winslet emphasized that Titanic continues to bring joy to audiences worldwide.
Her upcoming movie, Lee, is set to hit theaters on September 27th. This glimpse into Winslet’s memories and experiences from filming Titanic adds a new perspective to the beloved classic, making fans appreciate the movie even more. The behind-the-scenes insights and personal anecdotes shared by Winslet offer a deeper understanding of the challenges and joys she faced during her career-defining role.
