Excellent photos of the TITANIC from this youtube video.
The City of Belfast once again is commemorating and celebrating the world’s most famous ocean liner, the RMS Titanic. The 98th Anniversary of the Sinking – April 15th…
Be sure to visit this excellent website – THE ENCYCLOPEDIA TITANIC – one of the best websites dedicated to the RMS TITANIC and famous tragedy.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in the movie TITANIC.
CRUISING THE PAST: RMS Titanic to Crash Into Iceberg, Theaters Again in 3-D!
What’s nearly two billion dollars look like in 3-D?
More than 10 years after becoming king of the movie world, James Cameron’s Titanic may soon be padding its $1.8 billion worldwide gross with a 3-D re-release, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
The RMS Titanic is the ultimate focus of Cruise History.
Barbara Stanwick says goodbye to Clifton Webb in the 20th Century TITANIC
The TITANIC Movies – Complete List – From the Cinema to TV
Cruise History: The RMS TITANIC has been the subject of many films. From the Cinema to TV. From Nazi produced to James Cameron’s over the top Titanic.
NIGHT TO REMEMBER.
Here is a list of Titanic movies – including many of the posters along with photos from various productions.
Many films have been made about the RMS Titanic:
In Nacht und Eis, a 1912 film produced in Germany. It was thought lost until a collector discovered a copy in his collection in 1998.
Saved from the Titanic, a 1912 film starring Titanic survivor Dorothy Gibson.
Atlantic, a 1929 film that is highly fictionalized. It was retitled Titanic: Disaster in the Atlantic in American home video releases.
Titanic, a 1943 German Nazi propaganda film directed by Werner Von Klingler.
Titanic, a 1953 film starring Barbara Stanwyck, Clifton Webb and Robert Wagner, directed by Jean Negulesco.
A Night to Remember, a 1958 film based on the disaster. [Read more...]
Cruise History News from http://cruiselinehistory.com/.
“Titanic” to be re-released in 3D – Many films (for the Cinema and TV) were made about the ill-fated ship. From a banned Nazi version to Cameron’s over the top blockbuster.
A little bit over a decade ago, the movie Titanic became a real box office smasher with girls crying their eyes out watching Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet try to survive the disaster.
It was so 1997.
Titanic’s Oscar-winning director James Cameron is eying the film’s major digital makeover. He said he wanted to “dimensionalize” the blockbuster film set aboard the RMS Titanic and turn it into one of the most impressive 3D movies the world has ever seen, MTV reported.
Cameron is inspired by his 3D flick Avatar and plans to re-release Titanic 3D sometime in 2011.
