Titanic

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The served them fine fancy dinners! With fancy plates! Some of the foods for Breakfast were baked apples, fresh herring, smoked salmon and for lunch there was the fillet of brill, eggs (special), chicken a la Maryland, and dinner Canapes a l'Amiral, Oysters a la Russe, Punch Romaine and that's just some examples!

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.

You can most definitely NOT swim in the Titanic shipwreck. It is approximately 2.33 miles down in the ocean, and the pressure is so great that if a human were to go swimming, without much equipment and a little submarine, they would be crushed by the pressure.

There have been a few expeditions down to the Titanic (creepy old boat pictures...), and they have gone inside the Titanic. It is in ruins, and a person could not physically swim. They have to be inside a submarine.

It is also not open to just any person. You have to be a trained professorial, and a Titanic expert, or else I would've already gone a zillion times ;)

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Titanic was as big as the London Bridge. When she rose during the sinking, she was as big as the Empire state building. Imagine being on a ship big as London bridge. Imagine how scary it would be being on a sinking ship as big as the Empire state building.

Only one vessel, the Carpathia, went to the disaster site but was too late to save Titanic, only saving 712 of her passengers.

because they made the rivets out of poor quality iron and the hull was made out of crap steel

Ships that never sink are just ships that were lucky, any ship can sink for any number of reasons there is no such thing and a truly unsinkable ship.

It is for making the ship look really beautiful and impressive. It served as the dummy/ventilator funnel.

Titanic and her sister ships were made as a responce to Cunard lines Mauretania and Lusitania. Both of these ships had four funnels so a fourth funnel was put on Titanic, even though it did not need one, so that people did not think the Cunard ships were more powerful. it was also for balance and it made the ship look better.

John Jacob Astor died on the Titanic.

His wife, Madeleine Astor (who was with child at the time) survived, along with her maid and nurse.

There would be women aboard the Titanic called rose but not the same as the one on the film.

yes, there is no record of rose------ on the titanic

- carlz

Millvina Dean died on May 31, 2009 at the age of 97.

It depends on the scene. In a few of the scenes, a portion of the boat was created for on-camera exterior work, in some, the actors went on green-screen and the boat was added around them later with CG effects, and for the interior scenes of the boat, a sound stage was used (they just built a regular set). A fun fact i found out- in the scenes where the rooms were tilting and water was coming into the room (interiors), they built a huge model of the room in which the scene was to be shot on top of huge water cushions (correct me if I'm wrong because I'm not positive) and then used pullies and the water to totally tilt the set as it was.

Titanic is 2 1/2 miles below the surface of the North Atlantic.

Very it was below the waterline and almost 200 ft long the problem was it penetrated too many watertight compartments for it to stay afloat by not being able to turn fast enough. If they had turned sooner, had more speed to turn faster or hit iceberg head on experts say it probably would not have sunk.

If you mean the 1997 James Cameron movie, it features many accuracies. It shows the ship breaking which was not done in the earlier movies. The boy with the top is derived from an actual photograph, Andrews confirmed to Smith that the ship was doomed, several stokers, in Grapes Pub, were too drunk to make the sailing, Gracie is seen escorting Edith Evans and Caroline Brown when looking for boats, Chef Charles Joughin is, indeed, on the stern during the sinking, and many other instances.

It's worth noting that when "A Night to Remember" was being done, Officer Boxhall, after viewing a first edit, was asked by Maquitty, "Did I get it right?" and Boxhall wept, saying, "Terribly right."

it is said that captain edward j smith was last seen in the bridge on the titanic.Another theory is that the captain survived the sinking and was seen carrying a baby to a lifeboat, but when asked to come aboard the life boat the captain refused and died in the icy water. but was killed by his pet momo

Kathy Bates is known for her portrayal of Mrs. Margaret "Molly" Brown in the 1997 release of the movie Titanic. There was also a 1996 TV movie in which Marilu Henner portrayed Molly Brown. However, in an earlier movie entitled A Night to Remember, released in 1958, Tucker McGuire played the character of Molly Brown. Earlier movies have depicted the Titanic disaster, including a 1953 release in the U.S., a 1943 release in France, and a 1929 release (Atlantik) from Germany, but they did not include the character in question.

Titanic Belfast was created in 2012.

The Fifth Officer of RMS Titanic was Commander Harold Lowe RD RNR. He survived and is famous for being in command of the only lifeboat that returned to help people out of the water.