Titanic James Cameron visits the 'amazing' Titanic Belfast

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In 1997, James Cameron's Titanic rocked and shocked audiences the world over. The story of Belfast's Ship of Dreams captured the imagination of millions of cinema audiences and smashed box office records.
Today, the romance and the tragedy of Titanic still endure.
To celebrate Titanic's release on Blu Ray 2D and 3D, James Cameron visited the home of the great ship in the city where she was built: Belfast.
From how 'A Night to Remember' influenced his work, to their thoughts on Titanic Belfast, we caught up with the legendary director and Titanic's producer, Jon Landau, for a chat.
"This museum celebrates the history, reminds us of the history that we should never forget"
For more Titanic videos and information on the ship visit the-titanic.com's video gallery: goo.gl/HB1V7.

[@Walkman0007]

James Cameron is just a great man, he cares deeply about Titanic and it's history

[@InabitiousStars]

It was amazing to see him here in my city! I will NEVER forget those 2 days for as long as I live! It was just mind blowing

[@75smurfette]

"There's an Irish soul to Titanic". Yep, and just like a good ol' Irish story, it ends in death and tragedy!

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[@cherrypickle8332]

A lot of people, even Jim Cameron, refer to the Titanic centre as a museum and it really isn't. It's an interactive experience, with cafes and a lavish gift shop for after. You can't get near the staircase unless you book the expensive afternoon tea option or hire it for an event.

[@pugswillfly3211]

Cherry Pickle Welcome to real life. Nothings free.

[@IrishMediaFreak]

My great granny passed away on that ship. And i no this may sound stupid but tho I never knew her I alway feel a pit sad when I see videos like this.

[@tinaanderson200]

The Lord has her sorry for your loss.

[@rickster100100]

It’s because you feel this connection with her through the ship. That can’t be helped. I hope she’s having a wonderful journey.❤️🕯️🌈🙏

[@freemymindfamemonsterx4672]

Who else is bugged about he gold railing on the grandstaircase!?😂

[@seanpatrick5256]

Kole Shirey I was just telling my wife that days ago. 😃😃😃 She reminded me it was for safety. And I know that. BUT it's not historically accurate.

[@pugswillfly3211]

Neither is the rest of the staircase.

[@SoggyCroissants]

The whole staircase is awful lmao

[@ormapa1206]

Even worse is the blue carpet on the steps.

[@Ometecuhtli]

I am

[@cm2449]

I have been to the Titanic museum in Missouri. it was so cool! I have also met Jim Cameron. I was an extra in one of his films last year. it was so cool being on a movie set and meeting Jim. The Titanic museum was SO COOL!!

[@Ronnie06spartan]

I wonder what Cameron thought about that terribly inaccurate "replica" of the Grand Staircase

[@johnking5174]

You have to remember there are now new health and safety regulations and the staircase could not be recreated 100% as it was on Titanic, there had to be modern adjustments.

[@Ronnie06spartan]

@@johnking5174 I totally understand that, however the shape of this Grand Staircase is completely off, especially with that landing. I've seen other Grand Staircase replicas (like the ones in Pigeon Forge, TN, Branson, MO, and Orlando, FL) that do a MUCH better job at replicating the Grand Staircase, with modern safety regulations taken into consideration

[@dylancloud97]

He's not an asshole so likely doesn't care

[@cslkenny]

@@Ronnie06spartanit’s not meant to be a replica it’s a stage for speakers to use modelled off the iconic staircase

[@dutchman7216]

Thanks for your hard work on this film.

[@CrazyBrosCael]

I’m surprised that Cameron didn’t say how horrible and inaccurate the grand staircase was.

[@johnking5174]

You have to remember there are now new health and safety regulations and the staircase could not be recreated 100% as it was on Titanic, there had to be modern adjustments.

[@BDavis820]

I was there in 2013. It is amazing.

[@andreapatane4204]

Australia now has Titanic II as a new ocean liner made to be unsinkable. My family and I would be scared of boarding her. It wasn't a movie sequel for heaven sakes.

[@fierywindwaker4466]

There's a movie called Titanic II.

[@andreapatane4204]

Fiery Wind Waker Not exactly! It's a new ship being launched in Australia this year.

[@alopez9527]

There actually IS a movie called Titanic II

[@andreapatane4204]

Horse Cock Express Is that right? My parents saw it on TV tonight and it was called Titanic: Blood and Steel.

[@alopez9527]

There is another movie called Titanic II from 2010 (not related to the James Cameron film)

[@dutchman7216]

I would love to attend that museum !

[@irishcountrygirl78]

Disappointing now. No artifacts. It was good when it first opened.

[@pambrown8697]

Awesome!

[@connormacleod7010]

Thank you for the Great video

[@TimeTravelToursIreland]

Great interview!

[@HORSEYANIME2024]

KUDOS to James Cameron and Robert Ballard for making the world become Deeply interested in the RMS TITANIC

[@Amber_Konings225]

O god. James Cameron was in England??! DAMN. Well, Thank you for the interview ♥

[@cherrypickle8332]

NORTHERN IRELAND IS NOT ENGLAND!

[@ilikechocolatealot6355]

😂😂😂😂ha ye dick head. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 is over there and here - Belfast- is Ireland 🇮🇪.!!🖕

[@terranrepublic7023]

Loyalist of the Old World (Northern Irish) meets Loyalist of the New World (Canadian), this is awesome, LOL

[@ju4n831]

I wana watch the titanic so bad in theatres.. but idk if any theatres still show it /:

[@alopez9527]

Bruhhhh, that movies came out 19 years ago!! Why would they still show it in theaters

[@Disneygirl3715]

You can get it on DVD or on Amazon. Netflix is supposed to add it this month.

[@xeriopx7763]

netflix?

[@carlosadriantinajerovelazc4338]

Well, quite late, but I've heard there's gonna be a rescreening of the film by 2023

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

if you are referring to 1912, pre-partition, Ireland is ok, but if you are referring to today- thats a different matter

[@ClaireScarrott258]

Thank you so much for this informative video. I have been on the slipway with my husband but you brought it to life! ❤️

[@GeorgeMoore55]

Hi Jenifer 🌹 How're u doing?

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

Wow... you make an ignorant comment and YOU are annoyed? Whats your problem?? Im from Northern Ireland It's NOT THE SAME. Look at a map. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom!!

[@mineblox3393]

I'm Cameron James Kosola!!!!

[@otcdman]

wow

[@liamthespaceman]

Nice

[@ddodograce4516]

Wana have a chart with you about titanic, please? At the eringle bar

[@Jack_The_Ripper_Here]

Many many people died while many many ships sank , what makes Titanic so special?

[@gorelita]

E I N S because 1500 people died that night which is more people than most shipwrecks

[@An89Go]

E I N S it sunk on her maiden voyage which is not something that happens often. It was the largest ship of that time, described as "unsinkable" which made Titanic's tragedy even more interesting. The class division on the ship was significant, especially after so many third class (poorer) travelers died. Also, the reason the ship sunk (it hit an iceberg) is very rare - ships around that time were sunk by torpedos or because of storms etc. Not icebergs! The way the ship sunk (it broke on half) was another unique element we should add here. So many reasons! After this disaster there were many positive changes (safety vise) and this tragedy made this kind of traveling much safer because of all changes and updated regulations.

[@melb.1906]

Amna You have no clue about history. When Gustloff the cruise ship sunk, more than 9000 people died. No comparison to Titanic.

[@ac1646]

@@melb.1906 Amna stated 'more than most shipwrecks', which is accurate. Maybe it should be further qualified with 'during peacetime'?

[@alicenightmare1447]

No traduction VF 😥😢

[@DrunkenRussian121]

Ireland*

[@cherrypickle8332]

NORTHERN IRELAND! You say you live in NI, stop being a Republican dick about things.

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

ambiebambie68/DrunkenRussian121- You are both wrong. NORTHERN IRELAND

[@thenewadventuresofhenry6998]

And yet Avatar 2 remains unreleased...

[@01HILARYKEEGAN]

Why did he not remake A Night to Remember?! Titanic was a massive disappointment- the Jack and Rose story is cringe, awful!! A Night to Remember is simply stunning

[@dtaylor4552]

DreamWorks SKG should have a turn at retelling Camillo Teti's ''Titanic the Legend Goes On'' as Walter Lords ''A Night To Remember'' in animation because they had huge success with Dav Pilkey's ''Captain Underpants'', Charles Schulz's ''Snoopy and Charlie Brown Comics'' and Cressida Cowell's ''How To Train Your Dragon''.

[@seanpatrick5256]

Hilary Keegan I completely agree with you on that the sinking and historical parts of the film is what I like the Jack and Rose story just irritates me.

[@sweetlildevil7597]

What's cringe and awful is that picture of your eyeball! Yikes!

[@ทิพย์สุดาแดงแต้]

Kid comment!!

[@ciaraoh9102]

A Night to Remember (as every Titanic film until Cameron's) was a box office bomb. Some data says it barely broke even at the box office while other data suggests that it didn't break even at all. No studio was going to fund a remake of a film that performed that poorly. Additionally, the film had been largely forgotten by the public with the exception of the small group of people around the world who had interest in the film prior to 1997. After James Cameron's film, interest in the ship exploded and renewed interest in anything and everything Titanic related, including A Night to Remember which was then re-released on DVD and VHS, and found a new audience. It's not a bad movie but, as much as I love the subject of Titanic, I fell asleep the first 3 times I tried to watch it.

[@kreeg.miscren5164]

The most successful movie-stoler of all time! None of his movies are his origins!

[@pugswillfly3211]

Kreeg.Miscren Got any evidence of such?

[@kreeg.miscren5164]

@@pugswillfly3211 Sure. Here it is for one: www.google.com/amp/s/io9.gizmodo.com/a-history-of-plagiarism-claims-against-james-cameron-690974718/amp

[@sabrinas7800]

yyy

[@ddodograce4516]

I would like to act titanic in Africa , would that be great,? , Titanic in Africa

[@manofbeard]

People still making money on the back of a tragedy. How typically Hollywood.

[@jj2951]

People are homeless ,hungry ,and dying in the streets! What a lavish amount of money ! Typical movie bs

[@DrunkenRussian121]

uneducated? I live in 'Northern' Ireland.

[@jdncoke2]

well done cameron... For completely disregarding the facts and banking in on a horrid tragedy

[@Jiskpirate]

Leaving the jack and rose story out it's one of the most accurate retellings with modern technology. Sinking actual real life sized sets solved many questions and brought a certain realism that other movies failed to give.

[@sweetlildevil7597]

It was the most expensive movie ever made at the time - A nervous 20th Century Fox teamed up with Paramount Studios and Lightstorm Entertainment because they didn't want to completely foot the bill incase it failed. You think they would have even CONSIDERED taking the risk if he had pitched them a remake of "A Night to Remember" or a documentary that 2% of the population would have loved and 98% would have been completely BORED with? He did a fabulous job at balancing mainstream tastes with historical accuracy. The only problem is that over the years the Titanic fanatics have taken the the fictional Jack and Rose characters and applied it to the ENTIRE FILM - Totally missing out on all the good factual information.

[@xismecwilliams9604]

That staircase is vile has a old man angel on the bottom of the stairs

[@DrunkenRussian121]

Nope

[@TheCarnivalguy]

Yes, Cameron took one of the greatest of history's tragedies, in itself populated with amazing and colorful characters, and used them as a back drop for a ridiculous love story with characters that never existed. Little wonder that his screenplay did not win the Academy Award for that year. That is unfortunate as the film's visuals are striking.

[@stefanjanosevic.8866]

Jack was based of Joseph Dawson, while Rose was made up, ignore the love story and you will have the Night to remember

[@sweetlildevil7597]

It won 11 other academy awards and become the highest grossing film of all time for 13 years. So never mind your cynical comment. People like you are so desperate to find the bad in things that you miss out on soooooo much GOOD!

[@charlieslondon]

@@stefanjanosevic.8866there is some evidence to also suggest that Rose is based in Violet Jessop who survived the sinkings of both the Titanic and the Brittanic.

[@jackwatsonepic626]

No wonder the Titanic sank it was built by Irish men Now if it was built by Englishman it wouldn't have sunk