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Did Kate Winslet use her Voice in the Movie Titanic?
Yes, Kate Winslet played Rose and Leonardo DiCaprio played Jack.
Has tomato ketchup ever been used as blood in a movie If so which one?
Scary Movie 3, Most of the time they use "corn syrup" and "red dye".
Who was Kate Winslet in Titanic?
AnswerNo.AnswerWe don't know that for sure, do we? I mean, the movie ends less than 24 hours after they had sex for the first time. I'm assuming they didn't use a condom. That wasn't the kind of thing a lady carried around in her purse back in those days.The movie ends less than 24 hours after they have unprotected sex, and, to my knowledge, we are never given any details regarding exactly what Rose does with her life immediately after escaping from her mother and Cal.Did the older Rose mention anything about when she had her first child?
Is it correct to use much or many in this sentence There are much rose bushes in his garden?
There are many rose bushes in his garden.
What did Rose use to free Jack from the pipe in titanic?
Rose used an emergency firemans axe to cut jack's shackles
How did the the Tudor rose come about?
The Tudor Rose is a combination of a red and white rose (white on red). In the middle ages, during the Plantagenet dynasty, the Wars of the Roses lasted almost 100 years and were the ongoing battles between the House of Lancaster (red rose) and the House of York (white rose), for control of the English throne. The conflict ended with the marriage of Henry Tudor (House of Lancaster) who became Henry VII, to Elizabeth of York, combining the two warring houses. The 'virgin queen' Elizabeth I, also known as 'The Tudor Rose', was the last monarch of the House of Tudor.
When did Rose Bukater die?
In 1998, shortly after the movie Titanic was being filmed and edited.. It was short enough not to use her in the movie.
Why do the English rugby team have the red rose as an emblem when all other English teams have three lions?
The (at the time, multinational) RFU was responsible, shortly after its formation in January 1871, for selecting a team of players to represent England against a team of its Scottish members. For this match in Edinburgh they chose a stylised representation of a red rose as the England team's emblem. The simple answer is that we do not know why it was chosen, but there are three possibilities: The royal English rose is white and red. This rose was created to symbolise the marriage between Henry VII (House of Lancaster) and Elizabeth (House of York) and the end of the War of the Roses. Therefore, the 'English' rose is not red, but half red and half white. However, subsequent monarchs (such as Elizabeth I) continued to be associated with the red rose because they were descended from the House of Lancaster. So it is the red rose (rather than the red and white rose) which is often, incorrectly, seen as symbolising England or the English monarchy. Therefore the RFU might have selected the red rose for this reason. Secondly, Lawrence Sheriff, the founder of Rugby School (where the game started) was presented with a coat of arms by Elizabeth I and in doing so she allowed him to use her red (Lancaster) rose [see above] on the crest. When he founded Rugby School the new institution based their own coat of arms on his, and so the red rose ended up on the Rugby School crest. The white kit worn by England was taken from the kit used at Rugby School, so it might be that a symbolic image was also taken from the school crest as a badge. Even more likely is the possibility that a combination of this connection with Rugby School and the incorrect identification of the red rose as the 'English' rose [see above]. The third possibility is that the red rose is actually used because it is also the symbol of the county of Lancashire. Of the subcommittee of men who selected the first England side in 1871, two came from clubs in Lancashire (Liverpool and Manchester). It is therefore possible that they were also responsible for selecting the England kit (including the red rose). However, it is highly unlikely that the other RFU Committee members would have accepted such a blatantly regional emblem on the national jersey and they would have reversed such a decision immediately.
What can you use instead of zinfandel wine?
Another dry red wine.Another Answer:A semi-sweet rose'.
What is the red magic ritual?
Red Magic includes Love, Sex, Intimacy spells. You may use Red or Pink candles, Red or Pink ribbons, Rose or Lavender incense, Honey, Roses etc...
Is there a difference between red rose and yellow rose?
Red and White roses identified the two factions ( York and Lancaster) in the British (Wars of the Roses) the plural use is correct- there were several battles and campaigns involved. Yellow roses did not figure in the conflict.
Where can one find an image of a single red rose?
There are several websites, where if you search "single red rose", you will receive multiple images. Google images, photobucket, fotosearch, or Flickr are just some of the websites one could use for an image search.
What do you use red scale for in Pokemon Crystal?
Mr pokemons house for exp.share
What do you use to move the object in the wardens house in Pokemon fire red version?
Strength
How do you get to the secret house in the safari zone on fire red?
Use repel and sprint around
How do you get out of the tree house on red dragon island?
you use the mainstreet book you got from the treehouse
What are the national emblems of England?
The national floral emblem of England is a Rose.The flag of England is a white rectangle with a red cross, the "Cross of St. George".There is also the symbol of the 3 lions on a red background, originally used by Richard the Lionheart as his coat of arms, discontinued after the establishment of the United Kingdom. Variations of the 3-lion theme have been used throughout history, even on the uniforms of the English soccer (football) team. But the original coat of arms is no longer an official symbol in use today."The rose was adopted as England's emblem around the time of the War of the Roses - civil wars (1455-1485) between the royal house of Lancaster (whose emblem was a red rose) and the royal house of York (whose emblem was a white rose). King Richard III and the Yorkists were defeated at Bosworth on 22 August 1485 by the future Henry VII.The two roses were combined to make the Tudor rose (a red rose with a white centre) by Henry VII when he married Elizabeth of York."England's national flower is the rose.
