Nobody - Jack dies.
Rose marries some guy named Calbert. Jack died in the end so she couldn't possibly marry him. And she didnt get pregnant with jack
No, Jack does not survive or come back from the dead in the 1997 film Titanic. A fan created a fake trailer for a nonexistent movie called Titanic 2: The Surface, in which Jack is discovered 100 years later, frozen and unconscious but still alive, and is thawed out to live in the future. But this is not part of the official storyline for the film.
well, i saw a video on you-tube of a trailer of the titanic two about people now find jack all frozen from the sea but its not a real trailer it's just a bit out of the original titanic and then they went on about titanic 3, But it is no Titanic 2 or 3.
the Titanic was really real it's just that they made a dramatic movie about it for memory.The bodies were fake because it was a dramatic movie like i just said but in the real Titanic the people's bodies were real.Thank you for listening/reading this information about the Titanic this information is actually real.
Jack wants Rose to survive and he exhorts her to swear that she will. He instructed her to "never let go" referring to her promise to survive.
Jack died
Titanic Grand Staircase
In Titanic Jack Dawson ( Leonardo DiCaprio) does die at the end.
Nobody - Jack dies.
Rose marries some guy named Calbert. Jack died in the end so she couldn't possibly marry him. And she didnt get pregnant with jack
He will change and keep Christmas in his heart
No, Jack does not survive or come back from the dead in the 1997 film Titanic. A fan created a fake trailer for a nonexistent movie called Titanic 2: The Surface, in which Jack is discovered 100 years later, frozen and unconscious but still alive, and is thawed out to live in the future. But this is not part of the official storyline for the film.
Jack died when him and rose were in the water since the water was soo cold he froze.
There is no Titanic 2. The trailer for that was just a joke.
No, he dont kill her and she survive.
Personally, when someone says to "deliver a promise", I believe that it means to carry through with a promise you made. In other words, if you promise to tell someone something if they do something for you in return, they might tell you to deliver your end of the promise after they have completed their task. Basically, it means to follow through with your promise and keep your promise. That is what I think it means personally, but I think it kind of depends how you interpret it.