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Titanic (1997) - film poster, directed by James Cameron

Titanic

1997
3h 14min United States of America Feature
Directed by
James Cameron
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

101-year-old Rose DeWitt Bukater tells the story of her life aboard the Titanic, 84 years later. A young Rose boards the ship with her mother and fiancé. Meanwhile, Jack Dawson and Fabrizio De Rossi win third-class tickets aboard the ship. Rose tells the whole story from Titanic's departure through to its death—on its first and last voyage—on April 15, 1912.

Titanic (1997) is a 3h 14min drama feature film by James Cameron. 101-year-old Rose DeWitt Bukater tells the story of her life aboard the Titanic, 84 years later. Selected for Mad Monster Party Film Festival (2024).

Key facts

Cast Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates, Frances Fisher, Gloria Stuart, Bill Paxton, Bernard Hill
Original language English
First release December 18, 1997 (Australia)
Production companies 20th Century Studios, Lightstorm Entertainment, Paramount Pictures, British Film Institute
Awards Academy Award for Best Picture, Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama, Golden Globe Award for Best Director, Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song, Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directing – Feature Film, Amanda Award for Best Foreign Feature Film
Setting Titanic, North Atlantic Ocean, Southampton, New York City, RMS Carpathia
Filming locations San Francisco, Long Beach, Vancouver, Mexico, Nova Scotia, Polsa Rosa Movie Ranch

Crew

Screenplay James Cameron
Producer James Cameron, Jon Landau
Cinematography Russell Carpenter
Editing Conrad Buff IV, James Cameron, Richard A. Harris
Music James Horner
Special makeup effects Greg Cannom

Trailer

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Rating

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Titles
Original title Titanic
Alternate title Planet Ice
Soundtracks
Vinyl LP Titanic (Music From The Motion Picture) - James Horner, Joe E. Rand, Lesley Langs (1997) 17 releases, 2016-2025: Music On Vinyl, Sony Classical
CD Titanic (Music From The Motion Picture) - James Horner, Joe E. Rand, Lesley Langs (1997) 73 releases, 1997-2018: La-La Land Records, Masterworks, MAX CD, Soli Music (+7 more)
CD Titanic - James Horner (1998) 1 release, 1998: TRC MUSIC
CD Titanic (Music From The Motion Picture) - James Horner (1998) 1 release, 1998: Astoria
Cassette Titanic (Music From The Motion Picture) - James Horner, Joe E. Rand, Lesley Langs (1997) 59 releases, 1997-1999: Astra, Cadic, Eagles Records, Elen Records (+13 more)
MiniDisc Titanic (Music From The Motion Picture) - James Horner, Joe E. Rand, Lesley Langs (1997) 3 releases, 1997-1998: Sony Classical
Releases & classifications
Theatrical Australia December 18, 1997
Theatrical Hong Kong December 18, 1997
Theatrical Malaysia December 18, 1997
Theatrical Canada December 19, 1997
Theatrical Puerto Rico December 19, 1997
Theatrical United States December 19, 1997
Theatrical Japan December 20, 1997
Theatrical Thailand December 24, 1997
Theatrical Iceland January 1, 1998
Theatrical Mexico January 1, 1998
Theatrical Panama January 1, 1998
Theatrical Indonesia January 5, 1998
Theatrical Belgium January 7, 1998
Theatrical France January 7, 1998
Theatrical Slovenia January 7, 1998
Theatrical Germany January 8, 1998
Theatrical Spain January 8, 1998
Theatrical Israel January 8, 1998
Theatrical Austria January 9, 1998
Theatrical Switzerland January 9, 1998
Theatrical Uruguay January 9, 1998
Theatrical Netherlands January 15, 1998
Theatrical Cameroon January 16, 1998
Theatrical Finland January 16, 1998
Theatrical Greece January 16, 1998
Theatrical Italy January 16, 1998
Theatrical Portugal January 16, 1998
Theatrical Sweden January 16, 1998
Theatrical Uruguay January 16, 1998
Theatrical Bolivia January 20, 1998
Theatrical Denmark January 21, 1998
Theatrical Hungary January 22, 1998
Theatrical Brazil January 23, 1998
Theatrical United Kingdom January 23, 1998
Theatrical KW January 29, 1998
Theatrical Philippines February 4, 1998
Theatrical Argentina February 5, 1998
Theatrical Chile February 5, 1998
Theatrical Czech Republic February 5, 1998
Theatrical Slovakia February 5, 1998
Theatrical Poland February 13, 1998
Theatrical Turkey February 13, 1998
Theatrical Venezuela February 18, 1998
Theatrical Yugoslavia March 5, 1998
Theatrical Bulgaria March 6, 1998
Theatrical Estonia March 6, 1998
Theatrical Latvia March 6, 1998
Theatrical Croatia March 12, 1998
Theatrical India March 13, 1998
Theatrical China April 3, 1998
Theatrical Pakistan August 14, 1998
Theatrical South Korea March 13, 1999
Television Brazil October 24, 2000
Television Germany December 25, 2000
Television Mexico December 25, 2000
Television Argentina July 22, 2001
Television Panama October 14, 2001
Television Peru December 13, 2001
Television Chile June 3, 2002
Television Colombia July 8, 2002
Television Netherlands November 23, 2002
Television Brazil January 12, 2007
Theatrical Cambodia March 12, 2012
Theatrical United Arab Emirates April 3, 2012
Theatrical Taiwan April 3, 2012
Theatrical Belgium April 4, 2012
Theatrical Canada April 4, 2012
Theatrical Hong Kong April 4, 2012
Theatrical Iceland April 4, 2012
Theatrical Sweden April 4, 2012
Theatrical United States April 4, 2012
Theatrical Bahrain April 5, 2012
Theatrical Czech Republic April 5, 2012
Theatrical Germany April 5, 2012
Theatrical Croatia April 5, 2012
Theatrical Israel April 5, 2012
Theatrical India April 5, 2012
Theatrical South Korea April 5, 2012
Theatrical KW April 5, 2012
Theatrical Kazakhstan April 5, 2012
Theatrical Netherlands April 5, 2012
Theatrical New Zealand April 5, 2012
Theatrical Serbia April 5, 2012
Streaming Russia April 5, 2012
Theatrical Singapore April 5, 2012
Theatrical Thailand April 5, 2012
Theatrical Ukraine April 5, 2012
Theatrical Armenia April 6, 2012
Theatrical Estonia April 6, 2012
Theatrical United Kingdom April 6, 2012
Theatrical Ireland April 6, 2012
Theatrical Italy April 6, 2012
Theatrical Pakistan April 6, 2012
Theatrical Romania April 6, 2012
Theatrical Turkey April 6, 2012
Theatrical Japan April 7, 2012
Theatrical Philippines April 7, 2012
Theatrical Lithuania April 12, 2012
Theatrical Peru April 12, 2012
Theatrical Colombia April 13, 2012
Theatrical Mexico April 13, 2012
Theatrical Norway April 13, 2012
Theatrical Poland April 13, 2012
Theatrical Paraguay April 20, 2012
Theatrical Vietnam May 18, 2012
Theatrical United States December 1, 2017
Theatrical South Korea February 1, 2018
Theatrical Italy October 8, 2018
Streaming France February 23, 2021
Streaming Brazil August 31, 2021
Theatrical Italy February 9, 2022
Theatrical Switzerland February 8, 2023
Theatrical France February 8, 2023
Theatrical Indonesia February 8, 2023
Theatrical South Korea February 8, 2023
Theatrical Netherlands February 8, 2023
Theatrical Azerbaijan February 9, 2023
Theatrical Brazil February 9, 2023
Theatrical Switzerland February 9, 2023
Theatrical Czech Republic February 9, 2023
Theatrical Germany February 9, 2023
Theatrical Greece February 9, 2023
Theatrical Hong Kong February 9, 2023
Theatrical Hungary February 9, 2023
Theatrical Israel February 9, 2023
Theatrical KW February 9, 2023
Theatrical Kazakhstan February 9, 2023
Theatrical Macao February 9, 2023
Theatrical Mexico February 9, 2023
Theatrical Peru February 9, 2023
Theatrical Puerto Rico February 9, 2023
Theatrical Portugal February 9, 2023
Theatrical Saudi Arabia February 9, 2023
Theatrical Singapore February 9, 2023
Theatrical Thailand February 9, 2023
Theatrical Ukraine February 9, 2023
Theatrical Spain February 10, 2023
Theatrical Finland February 10, 2023
Theatrical United Kingdom February 10, 2023
Theatrical India February 10, 2023
Theatrical Iceland February 10, 2023
Theatrical Japan February 10, 2023
Theatrical Norway February 10, 2023
Theatrical Philippines February 10, 2023
Theatrical Poland February 10, 2023
Theatrical Sweden February 10, 2023
Theatrical Turkey February 10, 2023
Theatrical Taiwan February 10, 2023
Theatrical United States February 10, 2023
Theatrical Vietnam February 10, 2023
Theatrical South Africa February 10, 2023
Streaming Israel March 1, 2023
Streaming Italy March 1, 2023
Theatrical China April 3, 2023
Streaming Canada July 1, 2023
Theatrical KW February 8, 2024
Television France June 14, 2026
Classification Germany 12
Classification United States PG-13
Versions & editions
Home video United States September 1, 1998
Home video Brazil January 5, 1999
Home video Germany July 31, 1999
Home video United States August 31, 1999
Home video France September 2, 1999
Home video Greece September 6, 1999
Home video Hungary December 9, 2005
Home video United Kingdom September 10, 2012
Home video United States September 10, 2012
Home video Netherlands September 12, 2012
Home video France September 14, 2012
Home video Hungary September 19, 2012
Home video Greece September 20, 2012
Home video Germany September 24, 2012
Home video Egypt April 11, 2021
Home video Puerto Rico December 5, 2023
Home video United States December 5, 2023
Home video France January 24, 2024
Full credits
Director James Cameron
Cast Leonardo DiCaprio (Jack Dawson), Kate Winslet (Rose DeWitt Bukater), Billy Zane (Cal Hockley), Kathy Bates (Molly Brown), Frances Fisher (Ruth DeWitt Bukater), Gloria Stuart (Old Rose), Bill Paxton (Brock Lovett), Bernard Hill (Captain Smith), David Warner (Spicer Lovejoy), Victor Garber (Thomas Andrews), Jonathan Hyde (Bruce Ismay), Suzy Amis (Lizzy Calvert), Lewis Abernathy (Lewis Bodine), Nicholas Cascone (Bobby Buell), Anatoly M. Sagalevitch (Anatoly Milkailavich), Danny Nucci (Fabrizio), Jason Barry (Tommy Ryan), Ewan Stewart (1st Officer Murdoch), Ioan Gruffudd (Fifth Officer Lowe), Jonny Phillips (2nd Officer Lightoller), Mark Lindsay Chapman (Chief Officer Wilde), Richard Graham (Quartermaster Rowe), Paul Brightwell (Quartermaster Hichens), Ron Donachie (Master at Arms), Eric Braeden (John Jacob Astor), Charlotte Chatton (Madeleine Astor), Bernard Fox (Col. Archibald Gracie), Michael Ensign (Benjamin Guggenheim), Fannie Brett (Madame Aubert), Jenette Goldstein (Irish Mommy), Camilla Overbye Roos (Helga Dahl), Linda Kerns (3rd Class Woman), Amy Gaipa (Trudy Bolt), Martin Jarvis (Sir Duff Gordon), Rosalind Ayres (Lady Duff Gordon), Rochelle Rose (Countess of Rothes), Jonathan Evans-Jones (Wallace Hartley), Brian Walsh (Irish Man), Rocky Taylor (Bert Cartmell), Alexandrea Owens (Cora Cartmell), Simon Crane (4th Officer Boxhall), Edward Fletcher (6th Officer Moody), Scott G. Anderson (Frederick Fleet), Martin East (Lookout Lee), Craig Kelly (Harold Bride), Gregory Cooke (Jack Phillips), Liam Tuohy (Chief Baker Joughin), James Lancaster (Father Byles), Elsa Raven (Ida Strauss), Lew Palter (Isidor Straus), Reece P. Thompson III (Irish Little Boy), Laramie Landis (Irish Little Girl), Amber Waddell (Cal's Crying Girl), Alison Waddell (Cal's Crying Girl), Mark Rafael Truitt (Yaley), John Walcutt (1st Class Husband), Terry Forrestal (Chief Engineer Bell), Derek Lea (Leading Stoker Barrett), Richard Ashton (Carpenter John Hutchinson), Sean Nepita (Elevator Operator), Brendan Connolly (Scotland Road Steward), David Cronnelly (Crewman), Garth Wilton (1st Class Waiter), Martin Laing (Promenade Deck Steward), Richard Fox (Steward #1), Nick Meaney (Steward #2), Kevin Owers (Steward #3), Mark Capri (Steward #4), Marc Cass (Hold Steward #1), Paul Herbert (Hold Steward #2), Emmett James (1st Class Steward), Chris Byrne (Stairwell Steward), Oliver Page (Steward Barnes), James Garrett (Titanic Porter), Erik Holland (Olaf Dahl), Jari Kinnunen (Bjorn Gunderson), Anders Falk (Olaus Gunderson), Martin Hub (Slovakian Father), Seth Adkins (Slovakian 3 Year Old Boy), Barry Dennen (Praying Man), Vern Urich (Man in Water), Rebecca Klingler (Mother at Stern), Tricia O'Neil (Woman), Kathleen S. Dunn (Woman in Water), Romeo Francis (Syrian Man), Mandana Marino (Syrian Woman), Van Ling (Chinese Man), Bjørn Olsen (Olaf), Dan Pettersson (Sven), Shay Duffin (Pubkeeper), Greg Ellis (Carpathia Steward), Diana Morgan (News Reporter), Kris Andersson (Dancer), Bobbie Bates (Dancer), Aaron James Cash (Dancer), Anne Fletcher (Dancer), Edmond Alan Forsyth (Dancer), Andie Hicks (Dancer), Scott Hislop (Dancer), Stan Mazin (Dancer), Lisa Ratzin (Dancer), Julene Renee (Dancer), Alexandra Boyd (First Class Woman (uncredited)), James Cameron (Steerage Dancer (uncredited)), Mike Butters (Musician / Baker (uncredited)), Kevin De La Noy (Third Officer Pitman (uncredited)), Tony Kenny (Deckhand (uncredited)), Sean Lawlor (Charles Hendrickson (uncredited)), Don Lynch (Frederick Spedden (uncredited)), Johnny Martin (Rescue Boat Crewman (uncredited)), Meghan McLeod (First Class Passenger (uncredited)), Steven Quale (Engine Room Crewman (uncredited)), R. Gern Trowbridge (Drowning Man (uncredited)), Olivia Rosewood (Mary Marvin (uncredited)), John Slade (Ohio Man (uncredited)), Brian McDermott (Titanic Gym Instructor Thomas McCawley (uncredited))
Screenplay James Cameron
Producer James Cameron, Jon Landau
Executive producer Rae Sanchini
Cinematography Russell Carpenter
Editing Conrad Buff IV, James Cameron, Richard A. Harris
Music James Horner
Production design Peter Lamont
Special makeup effects Greg Cannom
Visual effects Craig Barron, Dave Carson, Ken Jones, Mat Beck, Richard E. Hollander, Robert Legato, Robert Skotak, Thomas L. Fisher, Van Ling
Sound Christopher Boyes, David Abrahamsen
Costumes Deborah L. Scott
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q44578
IMDb tt0120338
TMDB 597
CQ 48340

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Wikidata (CC0-1.0)

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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