Paul Rudd DENIES he turned down Leonardo DiCaprio’s role in Titanic… but says he had ‘a real interest’ in the 1997 blockbuster By David Lawrance For Dailymail.com Published: 21:42 BST, 26 August 2020 | Updated: 21:42 BST, 26 August 2020 Paul Rudd has denied he turned down the role of Jack Dawson in Titanic. The … Read more
The ‘iceberg that sunk the Titanic’: Looming mound of ice was pictured by captain of passing ship TWO DAYS before doomed liner was struck killing 1,522 on board Captain W Wood of SS Etonian captured a photo of the huge iceberg on camera He noted the sight on April 12, 1912, just two days before … Read more
A stunning archive that belonged to the ‘true hero of the Titanic’ is being sold by his family 108 years after the disaster for £60,000. Harold Lowe helped scores of women and children into lifeboats and was the only officer to go back for survivors after the famous liner sank. In the 1997 blockbuster movie, … Read more
Even before Charles Lightoller joined the Titanic, he had packed a great deal into his 38 years. He went to sea at 13 and the following year was shipwrecked on an island in the Indian Ocean Standing at the helm of his 52ft family pleasure cruiser Sundowner, Charles Lightoller, 66, could see in the distance … Read more
Waitrose’s 50% rise in deliveries sets up titanic clash with Marks & Spencer By Neil Craven And Jamie Nimmo, Financial Mail On Sunday Published: 21:52 BST, 18 April 2020 | Updated: 22:27 BST, 18 April 2020 Supermarket giant Waitrose has thrown down the gauntlet to rival Marks & Spencer with a sudden 50 per cent … Read more
Great-great-grandson of Titanic victim Benjamin Guggenheim sees staterooms 12,500ft down where his mining tycoon ancestor drowned after donning evening dress ‘to go down like a gentleman’ Benjamin Guggenheim, 46, was last seen sipping brandy on the sinking ship Ancestor Sindbad Rumney-Guggenheim viewed the wreck through a laptop Moment was filmed for National Geographic documentary Back … Read more
The launch in Belfast of RMS Titanic on May 31, 1911, attracted 100,000 people — around one-third of the city’s population. At the time, she was the largest ship yet built. This I learned on a visit to the spectacular Titanic museum in Belfast, where I joined the new Seabourn Ovation on its cruise around … Read more