Titanic

Harland and Wolff are still building ships.

They are the property of the studio that produced the movie. SOme of the props are given to people in the movie, others are kept on the lot to be used in other movies, as long as its not too identifiable. Others are auctioned off and others just collect dust somewhere in prop heaven. You can probably call the Prop coordinator that is listed on the credits of the movie your interested in and see if they are for sale or what?

it affected everybody greatly because their friends lives where lost and their where others who were upset because of the expensive ship that sunk all thanks to a iceberg!!!

lol while I was answering someone beat me to it... oh well here is my answer too... hope it helps..

The sinking of the Titanic was a tragic and very large scale loss of life. Many people died simply because they were thought to be a lower class... they were locked behind bars that prevented them from getting out of the ship while the 1st class was already being loaded into boats that were not full--- more people could have been saved if the boats would have been filled.. Even some wealthy men got into boats before the women and children of the "lower class" were allowed to start boarding. It showed a very ugly side to people.

There are no bodies in the wreck of Titanic and there has not been for a long time. If not already consumed by marine life, a human body takes about 5 yrs to dissolve from calcium carbonates in the water.

Not only because it was the largest hand-made moving object at that time, it had several luxurious styles and even the third-class passengers had a bit of luxury that other boats didn't have at that time, such as not having to bring their own meals

A very good place to go to rent a log cabin is in Rincon, Georgia at Ebenezer campsite it has a bunch of stuff to do and alone time with your mate or family

in the north Atlantic somewhere between Europe and New York haha

Rivets are fasteners that hold materials together. Rivets are mainly used in metal construction ,and thousands of rivets are used in building aircraft. Rivets are a very safe and strong metal fastener.

The Titanic sunk on April 15,1912 at 2:21 AM

it meanes you will be walking on water in your next dream

Pegeen Flynn, Barry O'Neill, Mr. Scollins and Mr. Watley

he is initially portrayed as a drunk, who is always in search of alcohol

As the Titanic was sinking, the ship cracked in half into two pieces. Today, the two pieces of the Titanic lay 2,000 miles apart from each other off the coast of Newfoundland Bay, Canada.

Jack Dawson was a fictional character from the movie Titanic. He is not buried anywhere.

eight of these were used to try to attract help

Captain Smith died either as the boat went down or soon after in the freezing waters. There is some controversy over the actual timing with theories ranging from suicide, remaining on the bridge, to being seen rescuing a child before disappearing under the water.

Yes, now known as Cunard Cruise Line

On April 15th 1912 the Titanic sunk. (It hit an ice-burg in the North Atlantic.) The Carpathia was the rescue ship, she arrived in New Yourk on April the 18th 1912 on the Tuesday night.

In the movie, Rose says to her granddaughter, "Not even your grandfather knew," meaning that her granddaughter's father might be someone else. I doubt Rose would lie to her granddaughter about her grandfather, as Jack was so important to her. She'd didn't want her to know.

Second answer:

I don't think Rose had a baby with Jack. That's why she said, "Not even your grandfather knew," meaning Rose kept Jack from the new husband she eventually married. She went on to say "A woman has many secrets buried in her heart."

It was a passion project for James Cameron. He's also an avid deep sea diver, and the movie gave him an excuse to charter a submarine and visit the real wreck.

You mean the captAin- no, she wasn't, she was at home in their house in Southampton with their daughter Helen.

Smith's widow Sarah Elaenor was hit and killed by a taxi in London in 1931; his daughter Helen married and gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl, but these also died young- the son, Simon, was an RAF pilot in WW2 and was shot down & killed in action, whilst his sister Priscilla died of polio 3 years later. Helen Smith died 1973 at the age of 75.

The old Smith family home in Southampton has now been demolished, although the house next door still stands and is very similar to it.

wife

Titanic's sister ship, Olympic, never sank.

She was quite extraordinary. She bumped and banged into piers, docks, and ships, even intentionally ramming an enemy ship. She was caught in two hurricanes and was almost sunk under the weight of ice but she survived everything only to be hauled into the scrapyard in the late 1930's.

When the Titanic hit the ice cap the bottom started to leak first which happened to be where the saftey equiptment was. The water was freezing so if they went down they may have escaped drowning and died of nuemonia instead, either way they would have died.