TITANIC FILM

 

• PRESENTATION

  Titanic is an American drama film written, produced and directed by James Cameron, released in 1997 and emerged in 3D in 2012 for the centenary of naufrage.Il tells the story of two young passengers of the Titanic. One, Rose, is a first-class passenger who attempts suicide to free themselves from the constraints imposed by his entourage, and the second, Jack, is a vagabond board at the last minute in the third class to return to the US . They meet by chance at the Rose attempted suicide and live a turbulent love story quickly by the sinking of paquebot.Le part of the film, faithful recreation of the sinking, was developed with the help of two historians Don Lynch and Ken Marschall. The shoot required the construction of a model of quasi-size ship, expeditions to the wreck and many special effects, including digital. The film led to a noticeable revival of interest in the real Titanic which resulted in the publication or republication of numerous books on the subject.The film is the second most successful film history after Avatar (also directed by James Cameron) and equaled the record of eleven Oscars in 1998, including Best Film and Best Director. In France, the film will have accumulated a total of nearly 22 million viewers with the times (20.7 million tickets in its first release in January 1998), placing the head of the French movie box office of all temps.La the 3D version of Titanic's release in theaters April 4, 2012 to pay tribute to the Titanic on the occasion of its centenary.

• HISTORIC CHARACTERS

  Kathy Bates (VF: Monique Thierry and VQ: Claudine Chatel): called Margaret "Molly" Brown
   Victor Garber (VF: Gabriel Le Doze and VQ: Bernard Fortin): Thomas Andrews, the architect of the Titanic
    Bernard Hill (VF: Georges Berthomieu and VQ: Yves Massicotte): Commander Edward John Smith
    Jonathan Hyde (VF: Pierre Dourlens and VQ: Vincent Davy): J. Bruce Ismay
    Mark Lindsay Chapman (VF Ludovic Baugin and VQ: Denis Roy): the second in command Wilde
    Ewan Stewart (VF: François Dunoyer and VQ: Mario Desmarais): 1st Officer Murdoch
    Jonathan Phillips (VF: Thierry Wermuth and VQ: Pierre Auger): 2nd Officer Lightoller
    Kevin De la Noy: 3rd Officer Herbert Pitman (uncredited)
    Simon Crane: 4th officer Boxhall
    Ioan Gruffudd (VF: William Coryn and VQ: James Hyndman): 5th officer Lowe
    Edward Fletcher: 6th officer Moody
    Eric Braeden (VF: Hervé Bellon and VQ: Luis de Cespedes): John Jacob Astor IV
    Charlotte Chatton: Madeleine Astor
    Bernard FoxNote 2 (VF: Yves Barsacq and VQ: Jean Brousseau): Colonel Archibald Gracie
    Michael Ensign (VQ: Hubert Fielden): Benjamin Guggenheim
    Chris Cragnotti: Jack Victor Giglio
    Rochelle Rose: Countess of Rothes 
    Lew Palter: Isidor Straus 
    Elsa Raven: Ida Straus 
    Martin Jarvis: Cosmo Edmund Duff Gordon
    Rosalind Ayres: Lucy, Lady Duff-Gordon
    Jonathan Evans-Jones (VS: Jean-Luc Montminy): violinist Wallace Hartley
    I salonisti: Titanic Orchestra
    James Lancaster (VF: Philippe Peythieu and VQ: Jean-Marie Moncelet): Father Thomas Byles
    Gregory Cooke: Jack Phillips
    Craig Kelly: Harold Bride
    Liam Tuohy: Charles Joughin
    Terry Forrestal: the chief engineer Joseph Bell
    Paul Brightwell: Quartermaster Robert Hichens
    Richard Graham: Quartermaster George Rowe
    Scott G. Anderson: porter Frederick Fleet
    Martin East: porter Reginald Lee
    Ron Donachie: Coxswain
    Richard Ashton: Charpentier John Hutchinson
    Derek Lea: Fred Barrett heating Head
    Marc Cass: Steward carried away by water
    Paul Herbert: Steward carried away by water
    Brendan Connolly: Scotland Road steward
    Mark Capri Steward hit the nose
    Sean Nepita: elevator Steward
    Chrystopher Byrne: Porter
    Garth Wilton: Server offering caviar Jack  Oliver Page, James Fox and Richard Emmett: 1st class cabin Steward
    Kevin Owers and Nick Meaney: 3rd class Stewards