‘Titanic‘ was released in 1997 in movie theaters around the world and told the true story of the sinking of one of the most famous ships in the Atlantic Ocean, but adding a fictional romance between ‘Rose DeWitt Bukater and Jack Dawson‘.
The film was so successful that it currently occupies fourth place among the highest-grossing films and grossed about 2,264 million dollars.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet were the leading actors and today they have shown to have a great friendship that was born on the recording set of ‘Titanic‘.
Kate Winslet remembers kiss with Leonardo DiCaprio
Recently, the British actress had a conversation with ‘Vanity Fair’ and there she announced that, The famous kiss that was given with the American was not as romantic as it seemed.
“What a nightmare it was to record this.“Winslet said when remembering the scene, because filming was complicated because director James Cameron insisted that he wanted a specific light, which is why they had to repeat the scene four times: “My God, he’s such a romantic, isn’t he? No wonder all the young girls in the world wanted to be kissed by Leonardo DiCaprio. He wasn’t as good as he seems“.
Every time they had to resume filming, the actress had to touch up her makeup herself and helped her partner with the same task, since he was wearing a fake tan: “We were kissing and I had a lot of makeup on, I had to go over it between takes because I ended up looking like I had been sucking on a caramel chocolate bar.“.
Although the scene looks magical, it was a challenge for the actors. Winslet admitted that the corset made it difficult for her to breathe and that her knees hit the railing., causing him discomfort. Despite this, he remembers those moments with humor and affection, highlighting the laughs with DiCaprio.
“I feel very proud of Titanic, it is a film that continues to give. Whole other generations of people are discovering it or seeing it for the first time and there is something extraordinary about that“Kate Winslet added.
KAREN CASTAÑEDA
DIGITAL SCOPE EDITORIAL
TIME
