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( Catalog Number LV334812WS )
(THX) (2.35:1) (4 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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Titanic
1997 - 195 min. - Color
Genre: Drama
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
This spectacular epic re-creates the ill-fated maiden voyage of the White Star Line's $7.5 million R.M.S Titanic and the tragic sea disaster of April 15, 1912. Running over three hours and made with the combined contributions of two major studios (20th Century-Fox, Paramount) at a cost of more than $200 million, Titanic ranked as the most expensive film in Hollywood history at the time of its release, and became the most successful. Writer-director James Cameron employed state-of-the-art digital special effects for this production, realized on a monumental scale and spanning eight decades. Inspired by the 1985 discovery of the Titanic in the North Atlantic, the contemporary storyline involves American treasure-seeker Brock Lovett (Bill Paxton) retrieving artifacts from the submerged ship. Lovett looks for diamonds but finds a drawing of a young woman, nude except for a necklace. When 102-year-old Rose (Gloria Stuart) reveals she's the person in the portrait, she is summoned to the wreckage site to tell her story of the 56-carat diamond necklace and her experiences of 84 years earlier. The scene then shifts to 1912 Southampton where passengers boarding the Titanic include penniless Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio) and society girl Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet), returning to Philadelphia with her wealthy fiance Cal Hockley (Billy Zane). After the April 10th launch, Rose develops a passionate interest in Jack, and Cal's reaction is vengeful. At midpoint in the film, the Titanic slides against the iceberg and water rushes into the front compartments. Even engulfed, Cal continues to pursue Jack and Rose as the massive liner begins its descent.

Cameron launched the project after seeing Robert Ballard's 1987 National Geographic documentary on the wreckage. Blueprints of the real Titanic were followed during construction at Fox's custom-built Rosarito, Mexico studio, where a hydraulics system moved an immense model in a 17-million-gallon water tank. During three weeks aboard the Russian ship Academik Keldysh, underwater sequences were filmed with a 35mm camera in a titanium case mounted on the Russian submersible Mir 1. When the submersible neared the wreck, a video camera inside a remote-operated vehicle was sent into the Titanic's 400-foot bow, bringing back footage of staterooms, furniture and chandeliers. On November 1, 1997, the film had its world premiere at the 10th Tokyo International Film Festival. --- Bhob Stewart

Size of all sorts mattered for James Cameron's blockbuster Titanic, whose magnitude was in all ways unprecedented. Cameron and two studios spent $200 million on a 90% scale Titanic replica at a newly constructed Mexico studio; their efforts included duplicating furnishings from original Titanic designs, diving trips to shoot footage of the wreck with a specially designed underwater camera, and months of post-production on computer effects ranging from overhead "shots" of the Titanic at sea to characters' puffs of freezing breath. Delayed several months and beseiged by negative word-of-mouth, Titanic finally opened to rave reviews, especially for its bravura visuals. A few doubts were expressed over the Jack-Rose romance, but nothing could beat the spectacular recreation of the ship sinking or the powerful image of the floating corpse field. That love story, however, proved a potent draw, as Leonardo Di Caprio fans (many of them teenage girls) came back for repeat viewings, helping to power Titanic to a sojourn of more than 3 months at the top of the U.S. box office; the most expensive film ever made became a titanic moneymaker, gros

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Cast for Titanic

Leonardo Di Caprio - Jack Dawson
Kate Winslet - Rose DeWitt Bukater
Billy Zane - Cal Hockley
Kathy Bates - Molly Brown
Frances Fisher - Ruth DeWitt Bukater
Gloria Stuart - Old Rose
Bill Paxton - Brock Lovett
Bernard Hill - Captain Smith
Jonathan Hyde - Bruce Ismay
Victor Garber - Thomas Andrews
David Warner - Spicer Lovejoy
Danny Nucci - Fabrizio
Suzy Amis - Lizzy Calvert
Bernard Fox - Col. Archibald Gradie
Ewan Stewart - First Officer Murdoch
Mark Lindsay Chapman - Chief Officer Henry T. Wilde
Jenette Goldstein - Irish Mommy
Jonathan Phillips - Second Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller
Ioan Gruffudd - Fifth Officer Harold Lowe
Craig Kelly - Harold Bride, Junior Wireless Operator

Crew for Titanic

Peter Francis - Set Designer
Richard A. Harris - Editor
Michael Ford - Set Designer
Digital Domain - Special Effects
Rae Sanchini - Executive Producer
Charles Dwight Lee - Supervising Art Director
Simon Crane - Stunts Coordinator
VIFX - Special Effects
Rob Legato - Special Effects Supervisor
Marc Niro - Set Designer
Dominic Masters - Set Designer
Steven Quale - Second Unit Director
Roy Unger - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Aaron Schneider - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Christopher Boyes - Sound/Sound Designer
Sharon Mann - Co-producer
Pamela Easley Harris - Associate Producer
Martin Laing - Art Director
Tom Bellfort - Sound Effects Editor
Mali Finn - Casting
Caleb Deschanel - Camera Operator
Thomas Fisher - Special Effects
Al Giddings - Co-producer
James Cameron - Producer
Russell Carpenter - Cinematographer
James Cameron - Screenwriter / Editor / Director
Conrad Buff - Editor
Grant Hill - Co-producer
John Stephens - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Dennis Skotak - Visual Effects Supervisor
Josh McLaglen - First Assistant Director
Mark Ulano - Sound/Sound Designer
James Horner - Composer (Music Score)
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
Bob Skotak - Visual Effects Supervisor
Jon Landau - Producer
Deborah Scott - Costume Designer

Awards for Titanic

Best Actress (nom) Kate Winslet 1997 Academy
Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (win) Michael Ford 1997 Academy
Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (win) Peter Lamont 1997 Academy
Best Cinematography (win) Russell Carpenter 1997 Academy
Best Costume Design (win) Deborah Scott 1997 Academy
Best Director (win) James Cameron 1997 Academy
Best Film Editing (win) James Cameron 1997 Academy
Best Film Editing (win) Conrad Buff 1997 Academy
Best Film Editing (win) Richard A. Harris 1997 Academy
Best Makeup (nom) Thompson, Simon 1997 Academy
Best Makeup (nom) Earnshaw, Tina 1997 Academy
Best Makeup (nom) Greg Cannom 1997 Academy
Best Original Dramatic Score (win) James Horner 1997 Academy
Best Picture (win) 1997 Academy
Best Song (win) Will Jennings 1997 Academy
Best Song (win) James Horner 1997 Academy
Best Sound (win) Gary Summers 1997 Academy
Best Sound (win) Tom Johnson 1997 Academy
Best Sound (win) Mark Ulano 1997 Academy
Best Sound (win) Gary Rydstrom 1997 Academy
Best Sound Effects Editing (win) Christopher Boyes 1997 Academy
Best Sound Effects Editing (win) Tom Bellfort 1997 Academy
Best Supporting Actress (nom) Gloria Stuart 1997 Academy
Best Visual Effects (nom) Kanfer, Michael 1997 Academy
Best Visual Effects (win) Lasoff, Mark 1997 Academy
Best Visual Effects (win) Rob Legato 1997 Academy
Best Visual Effects (win) Thomas Fisher 1997 Academy
Best Director (win) James Cameron 1997 Directors Guild of America
Best Actor in a Dramatic Picture (nom) Leonardo Di Caprio 1997 Golden Globe
Best Actress in a Dramatic Picture (nom) Kate Winslet 1997 Golden Globe
Best Director (win) James Cameron 1997 Golden Globe
Best Dramatic Picture (win) 1997 Golden Globe
Best Original Score (win) James Horner 1997 Golden Globe
Best Original Song (win) James Horner 1997 Golden Globe
Best Original Song (win) Will Jennings 1997 Golden Globe
Best Screenplay (nom) James Cameron 1997 Golden Globe
Best Supporting Actress (nom) Gloria Stuart 1997 Golden Globe
Best Foreign Language Film (nom) 1998 French Academy of Cinema

Feature Details

Title: Titanic
Feature Release Date: 1997
Genre: Drama
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 195 Minutes
Chapters: 30
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

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LD Release Date: 13 Oct 1998
Catalog Number: LV334812WS
UPC: 013023557161
ISBN: 0-7921-5355-3
Manufacturer: Pioneer USA
Publisher: Paramount Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 4
Cover: Jacket
Certification: THX
Sound Analog Right: Dolby Digital 5.1
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: LV334812WS
Shipping Weight: 2 lbs
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Titanic

( Catalog Number LV334812WS )
(THX) (2.35:1) (4 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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Best Version on LaserDisc

Titanic
1997 - 195 min. - Color
Genre: Drama
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
This spectacular epic re-creates the ill-fated maiden voyage of the White Star Line's $7.5 million R.M.S Titanic and the tragic sea disaster of April 15, 1912. Running over three hours and made with the combined contributions of two major studios (20th Century-Fox, Paramount) at a cost of more than $200 million, Titanic ranked as the most expensive film in Hollywood history at the time of its release, and became the most successful. Writer-director James Cameron employed state-of-the-art digital special effects for this production, realized on a monumental scale and spanning eight decades. Inspired by the 1985 discovery of the Titanic in the North Atlantic, the contemporary storyline involves American treasure-seeker Brock Lovett (Bill Paxton) retrieving artifacts from the submerged ship. Lovett looks for diamonds but finds a drawing of a young woman, nude except for a necklace. When 102-year-old Rose (Gloria Stuart) reveals she's the person in the portrait, she is summoned to the wreckage site to tell her story of the 56-carat diamond necklace and her experiences of 84 years earlier. The scene then shifts to 1912 Southampton where passengers boarding the Titanic include penniless Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio) and society girl Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet), returning to Philadelphia with her wealthy fiance Cal Hockley (Billy Zane). After the April 10th launch, Rose develops a passionate interest in Jack, and Cal's reaction is vengeful. At midpoint in the film, the Titanic slides against the iceberg and water rushes into the front compartments. Even engulfed, Cal continues to pursue Jack and Rose as the massive liner begins its descent.

Cameron launched the project after seeing Robert Ballard's 1987 National Geographic documentary on the wreckage. Blueprints of the real Titanic were followed during construction at Fox's custom-built Rosarito, Mexico studio, where a hydraulics system moved an immense model in a 17-million-gallon water tank. During three weeks aboard the Russian ship Academik Keldysh, underwater sequences were filmed with a 35mm camera in a titanium case mounted on the Russian submersible Mir 1. When the submersible neared the wreck, a video camera inside a remote-operated vehicle was sent into the Titanic's 400-foot bow, bringing back footage of staterooms, furniture and chandeliers. On November 1, 1997, the film had its world premiere at the 10th Tokyo International Film Festival. --- Bhob Stewart

Size of all sorts mattered for James Cameron's blockbuster Titanic, whose magnitude was in all ways unprecedented. Cameron and two studios spent $200 million on a 90% scale Titanic replica at a newly constructed Mexico studio; their efforts included duplicating furnishings from original Titanic designs, diving trips to shoot footage of the wreck with a specially designed underwater camera, and months of post-production on computer effects ranging from overhead "shots" of the Titanic at sea to characters' puffs of freezing breath. Delayed several months and beseiged by negative word-of-mouth, Titanic finally opened to rave reviews, especially for its bravura visuals. A few doubts were expressed over the Jack-Rose romance, but nothing could beat the spectacular recreation of the ship sinking or the powerful image of the floating corpse field. That love story, however, proved a potent draw, as Leonardo Di Caprio fans (many of them teenage girls) came back for repeat viewings, helping to power Titanic to a sojourn of more than 3 months at the top of the U.S. box office; the most expensive film ever made became a titanic moneymaker, gros

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Cast for Titanic

Leonardo Di Caprio - Jack Dawson
Kate Winslet - Rose DeWitt Bukater
Billy Zane - Cal Hockley
Kathy Bates - Molly Brown
Frances Fisher - Ruth DeWitt Bukater
Gloria Stuart - Old Rose
Bill Paxton - Brock Lovett
Bernard Hill - Captain Smith
Jonathan Hyde - Bruce Ismay
Victor Garber - Thomas Andrews
David Warner - Spicer Lovejoy
Danny Nucci - Fabrizio
Suzy Amis - Lizzy Calvert
Bernard Fox - Col. Archibald Gradie
Ewan Stewart - First Officer Murdoch
Mark Lindsay Chapman - Chief Officer Henry T. Wilde
Jenette Goldstein - Irish Mommy
Jonathan Phillips - Second Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller
Ioan Gruffudd - Fifth Officer Harold Lowe
Craig Kelly - Harold Bride, Junior Wireless Operator

Crew for Titanic

Peter Francis - Set Designer
Richard A. Harris - Editor
Michael Ford - Set Designer
Digital Domain - Special Effects
Rae Sanchini - Executive Producer
Charles Dwight Lee - Supervising Art Director
Simon Crane - Stunts Coordinator
VIFX - Special Effects
Rob Legato - Special Effects Supervisor
Marc Niro - Set Designer
Dominic Masters - Set Designer
Steven Quale - Second Unit Director
Roy Unger - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Aaron Schneider - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Christopher Boyes - Sound/Sound Designer
Sharon Mann - Co-producer
Pamela Easley Harris - Associate Producer
Martin Laing - Art Director
Tom Bellfort - Sound Effects Editor
Mali Finn - Casting
Caleb Deschanel - Camera Operator
Thomas Fisher - Special Effects
Al Giddings - Co-producer
James Cameron - Producer
Russell Carpenter - Cinematographer
James Cameron - Screenwriter / Editor / Director
Conrad Buff - Editor
Grant Hill - Co-producer
John Stephens - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Dennis Skotak - Visual Effects Supervisor
Josh McLaglen - First Assistant Director
Mark Ulano - Sound/Sound Designer
James Horner - Composer (Music Score)
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
Bob Skotak - Visual Effects Supervisor
Jon Landau - Producer
Deborah Scott - Costume Designer

Awards for Titanic

Best Actress (nom) Kate Winslet 1997 Academy
Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (win) Michael Ford 1997 Academy
Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (win) Peter Lamont 1997 Academy
Best Cinematography (win) Russell Carpenter 1997 Academy
Best Costume Design (win) Deborah Scott 1997 Academy
Best Director (win) James Cameron 1997 Academy
Best Film Editing (win) James Cameron 1997 Academy
Best Film Editing (win) Conrad Buff 1997 Academy
Best Film Editing (win) Richard A. Harris 1997 Academy
Best Makeup (nom) Thompson, Simon 1997 Academy
Best Makeup (nom) Earnshaw, Tina 1997 Academy
Best Makeup (nom) Greg Cannom 1997 Academy
Best Original Dramatic Score (win) James Horner 1997 Academy
Best Picture (win) 1997 Academy
Best Song (win) Will Jennings 1997 Academy
Best Song (win) James Horner 1997 Academy
Best Sound (win) Gary Summers 1997 Academy
Best Sound (win) Tom Johnson 1997 Academy
Best Sound (win) Mark Ulano 1997 Academy
Best Sound (win) Gary Rydstrom 1997 Academy
Best Sound Effects Editing (win) Christopher Boyes 1997 Academy
Best Sound Effects Editing (win) Tom Bellfort 1997 Academy
Best Supporting Actress (nom) Gloria Stuart 1997 Academy
Best Visual Effects (nom) Kanfer, Michael 1997 Academy
Best Visual Effects (win) Lasoff, Mark 1997 Academy
Best Visual Effects (win) Rob Legato 1997 Academy
Best Visual Effects (win) Thomas Fisher 1997 Academy
Best Director (win) James Cameron 1997 Directors Guild of America
Best Actor in a Dramatic Picture (nom) Leonardo Di Caprio 1997 Golden Globe
Best Actress in a Dramatic Picture (nom) Kate Winslet 1997 Golden Globe
Best Director (win) James Cameron 1997 Golden Globe
Best Dramatic Picture (win) 1997 Golden Globe
Best Original Score (win) James Horner 1997 Golden Globe
Best Original Song (win) James Horner 1997 Golden Globe
Best Original Song (win) Will Jennings 1997 Golden Globe
Best Screenplay (nom) James Cameron 1997 Golden Globe
Best Supporting Actress (nom) Gloria Stuart 1997 Golden Globe
Best Foreign Language Film (nom) 1998 French Academy of Cinema

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