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Racked up three nominations at the 1st Golden Raspberry Awards: Worst Picture, Worst Supporting Acto [...]	D
The cast includes two Oscar winners: Jason Robards, Jr. and Sir Alec Guinness; and one Oscar nominee [...]	D
In Clive Cussler's original 1976 novel, the wreck of R.M.S. Titanic is discovered and raised in May [...]	D
Clive Cussler hated this movie so much that he refused to allow the sale of any movie rights for his [...]	D
The weapon used by Dirk Pitt during the beginning of the movie is a Smith & Wesson M76 9mm submachin [...]	D
A model of the R.M.S. Titanic was built for $350,000. When it was finished, it was too big for its t [...]	D
When revealing his plan to raise the R.M.S. Titanic, Pitt alludes to the American government having [...]	D
Footage of R.M.S. Titanic surrounded by boats in New York harbor 68 years after leaving Southampton, [...]	D
Despite playing a character who served as a young crew member on the RMS Titanic, Sir Alec Guinness [...]	D
The R.M.S. Titanic model used for filming was on display at Anchor Bay, Malta, in a building close t [...]	D
The 55-foot model of the R.M.S. Titanic used for the refloating scenes was constructed and first flo [...]	D
Steve McQueen was offered the lead role in this movie. However, he felt the script was flat and turn [...]	D
Alec Guinness completed this film a few months before shooting his scenes in L'Impero colpisce ancor [...]	D
This movie was shot in 1978, but did not launch into theaters until 1980, a production period that s [...]	D
Publicity for this movie declared that several elaborate models of the ship the R.M.S. Titanic were [...]	D
Producer Sir Lew Grade originally turned down the project. After the original director left, and the [...]	D
The scenes with Alec Guinness were shot over 3 days in December 1979, for which he was paid Â£45,0 [...]	D
The headstone at the end reads: "Jake Hobart, Rest In Peace, And cursed be he who moves these bones, [...]	D
Clive Cussler: Reporter during a press conference.	D
In order to create the look of a ship that had been sitting on the ocean floor for nearly seven deca [...]	D
Elliott Gould was offered the lead role, but turned it down.	D
M. Emmet Walsh's character was originally "Al Giordino", Dirk Pitt's literary sidekick. He was [...]	D
The U.S. salvage fleet was portrayed by the U.S. Navy's U.S.S. Denver, U.S.S. Schenectady and U.S.S. [...]	D
With the exception of Larry McMurtry, the 17 writers who worked on the screenplay petitioned the Wri [...]	D
The name of the fictitious rare radioactive mineral was Byzanium.	D
Regarding the movie's cost, producer Sir Lew Grade famously said "It would have been cheaper to lowe [...]	D
James Cameron's Titanic (1997) featured Leonardo DiCaprio and Suzy Amis. DiCaprio went on to appear [...]	D
An aged Greek steamship called the S.S. Athinai, formerly the Grace ocean liner S.S. Santa Rosa, "pl [...]	D
Richard Jordan and Norman Bartold appeared in Capitani e Re (1976).	D
Producer Sir Lew Grade later wrote that he "thought the movie was quite good", particularly the actu [...]	D
The name of the secret mission was "The Sicilian Project". Its aim was to devise how sound waves can [...]	D
When the camera pans across the Titanic just after it surfaces, the model builders inserted a gag. A [...]	D
The Zodiac boats serving the submersibles have the letters "UDT" stenciled on them. The "UDT", or "U [...]	D
Stanley Kramer was hired to direct, but quit after two weeks due to "creative differences".	D
This movie wasn't producer Sir Lew Grade's only flop, but it was the biggest, and its failure pretty [...]	D
This movie was released 68 years after the R.M.S. Titanic sunk in 1912, and 17 years before James Ca [...]	D
This movie was surprisingly accurate on one point, though they didn't know it at the time. Computer [...]	D
In the Clive Cussler novels, Dirk Pitt is an active duty Major in the U.S. Air Force. In this movie, [...]	D
The DVD sleeve cover notes that this movie was "made five years before the actual discovery of the T [...]	D
This movie's failure was blamed for the demise of ITC Entertainment. It survived as a shell of its f [...]	D
The initial screenplay by Eric Hughes followed the original book much more closely. Original directo [...]	D
If the soundtrack seems to be reminiscent of various Bond films and such others as Balla coi lupi (1 [...]	D
In the movie, Pitt reveals his plan to raise the Titanic to a skeptical Admiral Kemper, General Busb [...]	D
The movie was the second of two movies about the R.M.S. Titanic in less than a year. It debuted in U [...]	D
Michael Ensign later appeared in Titanic (1997), playing real-life passenger Benjamin Guggenheim.	D
When Pitt and Seagram arrive at the cemetery at Southby they find Jake Hobart's grave which shows he [...]	D
The budget hit $15 million before a single frame was shot.	D
One of the reasons that Stanley Kramer quit the project was that producer Sir Lew Grade kept complai [...]	D
Novelist Larry McMurtry, who considered the book "less a novel than a manual on how to raise a very [...]	D
John Bigalow was young during the R.M.S. Titanic disaster. Alec Guinness was born in 1914, two years [...]	D

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When Pitt brings forward raising the Titanic, he says the explosive charges will be detonated eight [...]	D
Before they raise the Titanic the gas bags are inflated at a depth of over 12,000 feet to help with [...]	D
In the still photo montage that opens the movie prior to the main titles, a photo supposedly depicti [...]	D
Part of the plot describes how sinking Titanic wanders ten miles away from its sinking position due [...]	D
At the end of the film the US naval personnel enter Cargo Hold No. 9 and find the safe which is supp [...]	D
Twice when the explosive probes are placed and armed, the probe being placed is a completely differe [...]	D
Sandecker tells Pitt that they "got all the stuff from the White Star Line; engineering drawings and [...]	D
In the film, the Titanic is towed to New York from mid-ocean by harbor tugs, not ocean tugs. The tow [...]	D
The Titanic broke in two as it sank, and the stern section suffered major structural damage, perhaps [...]	D
When the Titanic sank, its masts and funnels were ripped off and the Grand Staircase's dome imploded [...]	D
When Dana Archibald runs into Pitt on the street, the traffic behind her alternates between flowing [...]	D
When the Starfish accidentally exceeds the 12,000-foot depth limit, it takes several minutes to leak [...]	D
Bigalow tells Pitt that the vault containing the byzanium was in "cargo hold number nine, D deck, on [...]	D
Pitt has just come from a meeting where the secrecy of the mission has been stressed, and the decis [...]	D
When Capt. Prevlov flies over and boards the Titanic, he arrives in a Bell "Huey" UH-1H painted drab [...]	D
None of the location dialogue was looped, so the background audio was often as loud as the dialogue.	D
When the Starfish leaks, the water dribbles in. At that depth, the water would jet in with enough fo [...]	D
The missile defense system described in the set-up is two-dimensional. Incoming ICBMs do not fly hor [...]	D
When Deep Quest gets trapped in the Titanic's skylight, the other submarine changes from the Sea Cli [...]	D
Southby is described as being "in Hampshire" and "twenty miles from Southampton". But when we see th [...]	D
Bigalow orders a pink gin, which is prepared by warming a brandy glass with your hands, adding a few [...]	D
Bigalow describes Titanic as being one-of-a-kind. This ignores the fact that Titanic was the second [...]	D
When the team examines the horn retrieved from the wreck, they note that the instrument was presente [...]	D
In the film, the Titanic's second funnel is missing. Though no one knew at the time that the ship ha [...]	D
The Titanic is shown being towed up New York City's East River, presumably to the Brooklyn Navy Yard [...]	D
When the Titanic has risen and the camera pans over the deck, about half way down, there is a miniat [...]	D

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Dirk Pitt: You don't look like a scientist. Dr. G [...]	D
Dr. Gene Seagram: Dirk Pitt... What kind of name i [...]	D
[last lines] Dr. Gene Seagram: What's so funny? [...]	D
Dirk Pitt: You want to talk about distress, we hav [...]	D
John Bigalow: What a lovely thing she was... Stand [...]	D
Dana Archibald: I'm a dynamite fisher-person. I ju [...]	D
Dirk Pitt: If anything goes wrong, we lose two men [...]	D
Dirk Pitt: We don't go to the mountain... the moun [...]	D
Bohannon: [Deep Quest is trapped in Titanic's rigg [...]	D
John Bigalow: [Holds Titanic's pennant] I took the [...]	D
John Bigalow: It's an odd thing, you know. I've ha [...]	D

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