Even though Jack and Rose’s romance seemed red-hot and natural, things were carefully choreographed behind the scenes. Jack and Rose’s first kiss in ‘Titanic’ is still iconic ...

Back in 2017, the actress admitted that Rose did, in fact, let go of Jack “I lied,” Winslet admitted. “I agree,” she added, earnestly facing the studio audience. “I lie. I fully lie. I ...

Rose climbs on board at Jack's urging, holding on to Jack's hands, and passes out. When she comes to, Jack is still with her physically, but he has died.

Then, once both performers are on the raft, "Rose" hands Jack her life jacket as insulation. In that case, again, they both might last until the lifeboat returns looking for survivors.

‘Titanic’ at 25: No, Jack didn’t survive, but the movie sure did As the $2 billion hit returns to theaters for its anniversary, here’s some flotsam and jetsam about James Cameron’s epic.

For movie lovers, it’s a debate as old as time: Was there enough room for Jack on the door that saved Rose’s life at the end of “Titanic”? When Malala Yousafzai, the 25-year-old Pakistani ...

What Happens To Jack At The End Of Titanic Though he thinks winning a poker game would be his ticket to a new life, Jack Dawson’s lucky hand is nothing more than a quick trip to an early grave.

In Titanic, Leonardo DiCaprio starred as Jack Dawson, and Kate Winslet starred as Rose DeWitt Bukater. Nowadays, it would be impossible to imagine other actors in the roles of Jack and Rose.