After 25 years of debates, James Cameron finally responds to the infamous Titanic door dilemma and details the extent of his research in putting the scene together.
After 25 years of causing debates among audiences, James Cameron has finally responded to Titanic's infamous door dilemma. The historical romantic drama centered on Kate Winslet's Rose, an upper class young woman, and Leonardo DiCaprio's Jack, a poor orphan, who meet and fall in love with one another aboard the eponymous passenger liner in spite of their different social statuses.
Cameron reveals that, despite audiences' belief that Jack and Rose were floating on a door, it was in fact a piece of paneling from the first class lounge of the ship, already making it more difficult for them both to fit there. The Titanic writer/director also went into detail for the scientific research that went into creating the scene, including the fact that regardless of space, Jack "would have been unconscious" within eight minutes and would have succumbed to hypothermia.
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