[FILM REVIEW] TITANIC Review (1997)

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Summary: A seventeen-year-old aristocrat falls in love with a kind but poor artist aboard the luxurious, ill-fated R.M.S. Titanic.

Year: 1997

Cinema Release Dates: 18th December 1997 (Australia), 26th December 1997 (Thailand), 23rd January 1998 (UK), 19th December 1997 (USA)

VOD Release Dates: Available in all regions

Country: USA, Mexico

Director: James Cameron

Screenwriter: James Cameron

Cast: Lewis Abernathy (Lewis Bodine), Suzy Amis (Lizzy Calvert), Scott Anderson (Frederick Fleet), Richard Ashton (Carpenter John Hutchison), Rosalind Ayres (Lady Duff Gordon), Jason Barry (Tommy Ryan), Kathy Bates (Molly Brown), Eric Braeden (John Jacob Astor), Fannie Brett (Madame Aubert), Paul Brightwell (Quartermaster Hitchens), Nicholas Cascone (Bobby Buell), Mark Lindsay Chapman (Chief Officer Wilde), Charlotte Chatton (Madeleine Astor), Gregory Cooke (Jack Phillips), Chris Cragnotti (Victor Giglio), Simon Crane (4th Officer Boxhall), Kevin de la Noy (3rd Officer Pitman), Leonardo DiCaprio (Jack Dawson), Martin East (Lookout Lee), Michael Ensign (Benjamin Guggenheim), Jonathan Evands-Jones (Wallace Hartley), Anders Falk (Olaus Gunderson), Frances Fisher (Ruth Dewitt Bukater), Thomas Fiss (Douglas Spedden), Edward Fletcher (6th Officer Moody), Terry Forrestal (Chief Engineer Bell), Bernard Fox (Col. Archibald Gracie), Amy Gaipa (Trudy Bolt), Victor Garber (Thomas Andrews), Richard Graham (Quartermaster Rowe), Ioan Grufudd (Fifth Officer Lowe), Bernard Hill (Captain Smith), Eric Holland (Olaf Dahl), Jonathon Hyde (Bruce ismay), Martin Jarvis (Sir Duff Gordon), Craig Kelly (Harold Bride), Jari Kinnunen (Bjorn Gunderson), James Lancaster (Father Byles), Sean Lawlor (Leading Stoker Charles Hendrickson), Derek Lea (Leading Stoker Barrett), Don Lynch (Frederick Spedden), Brian McDermott (Titanic Gym Instructor Thomas McCawley), Danny Nucci (Fabrizio), Bjorn Olsen (Olaf), Alex Owens-Sarno (Cora Cartmell), Oliver Page (Steward Barnes), Lew Palter (Isidor Staus), Bill Paxton (Brock Levett), Dan Pettersson (Sven), Jonny Phillips (2nd Officer Lightroller), Camilla Elsa Raven (Isa Straus), Overbye Roos (Helga Dahl), Rochelle Rose (Countess Of Rothes), Olivia Rosewood (Mary Marvin), Anatoly M. Sagalevitch (Anatoly Milkailavich), Ewan Stewart (1st Officer Murdoch), Gloria Stuart (Old Rose), Rocky Taylor (Bert Cartmell), Mark Rafael Truitt (Yaley), Liam Tuohy (Chief Baker Joughin), David Warner (Spicer Lovejoy), Peter John White (Third Officer Groves), Kate Winslet (Rose Dewitt Bukater), Billy Zane (Cal Hockley)

Running Time: 194 mins

Classification: M (Australia), TBC (Thailand), 12 (UK), PG-13 (USA)

OUR TITANIC REVIEWS

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