S.O.S. Titanic

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As depicted later in Titanic, the ship broke in two while still afloat, the stern section first righ [...]	D
When the distress rockets explode in the air, the sound is heard immediately. In fact it would take [...]	D
Although most of the exterior scenes aboard ship were filmed on the RMS Queen Mary, a retired ocean [...]	D
It is incorrectly shown that 5th Officer Harold Lowe (Karl Howman) received the telephone call from [...]	D
When passengers are shown fighting for their lives in the water, there is a wide-shot of the ship wh [...]	D
Most of the exterior scenes were filmed aboard and around the R.M.S. Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA. E [...]	D
When the Titanic is anchored at Queenstown, the bow of the ship is seen from the point of view of th [...]	D
At the beginning of the film rotating glass spinners that clear water rapidly from the bridge window [...]	D
At the last change of watch before the collision, there is a shot of an illuminated sea. Neither moo [...]	D
In the late stages of sinking, more than once large quantities of water are seen rushing down or spr [...]	D
Before passengers are shown praying, there is a wide-shot of the ship which shows the bridge area ha [...]	D
As real-life Titanic stewardess Mary Sloan, Dame Helen Mirren is standing in the lifeboat that J. Br [...]	D
Violet Jessop, the only surviving female to pen an account of the sinking, is showcased here as an e [...]	D
In the last shot of the Titanic's wireless operator, he is sending a repeated "S.O.S.", but the move [...]	D
John Jacob Astor did not have Lincolnesque whiskers as portrayed by David Janssen in the film. Astor [...]	D
When Beesley is escorting Leigh to her stateroom, they pass a modern day fire alarm and bell set up [...]	D
Chief Officer Henry Wilde is correctly shown sitting down writing a letter to his sister and the let [...]	D
The end credits list lead stoker Fred Barrett as having perished in the sinking. He actually survive [...]	D
As the Titanic's lifeboats approach the Carpathia for rescue some of the well-dressed women in the b [...]	D
As the French father puts his children in the lifeboat, the angle up to him from the children's POV [...]	D
The Titanic's distress rockets were actually fired singly, not two at a time as depicted.	D
John Jacob Astor and wife Madeleine are shown conversing with Bruce and Julia Ismay at the Titanic's [...]	D
As Beesley jumps into the lifeboat and the other lifeboat is lowered atop it, both lifeboats are cle [...]	D
In an early scene in the Titanic's wheelhouse, filmed in the wheelhouse of the RMS Queen Mary which [...]	D
The actual RMS Titanic's lifeboats were labeled SS Titanic, but they are depicted as simply labeled [...]	D
In a later scene, it shows the date of the disaster, i.e. "DAY 5: APRIL 12, 1912"; when in fact, the [...]	D
On board the rescue ship, a radar assembly is visible on top of the bridge, even though radar wasn't [...]	D
In the extended broadcast cut, Mary Sloan (the stewardess played by Helen Mirren) is seen in a lifeb [...]	D

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Madeline Astor: No coffee. No God, either. God wen [...]	D
[last lines] J. Bruce Ismay: All that strength, p [...]	D
[first lines] J. Bruce Ismay: Her name, like ever [...]	D

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