Ask the director who directed Titanic James Cameron s complete collection of works

Director's credits: Piranha 2 Breeding (1981), Terminator (1984), Alien 2 (1986), The Abyss (1989), Terminator 2 (1991), True Lies (1994), Titanic (1997), Apocalyptic Black Angel (2000) (TV series), Return to Bismarck's Battleship (2002), Ghost of the Abyss (2003), Avatar (2009). Screenwriting works:

Avatar (2009), Terminator 4 (2009), Terminator Gaiden (2008) (TV series), Terminator 3 (2003), Apocalyptic Black Angel (2000) (TV series), Titanic (1997), Apocalyptic Storm (1995), True Lies (1994), Terminator 2 (1991), The Abyss (1989), Alien 2 (1986), First Blood 2 (1985), Terminator (1984). It's all hand-typed on the phone.,I hope to give points.。

Avatar Terminator Alien 2 True Lies.

The love story of the male protagonist and the female protagonist, after two different stages, the sparks they erased are different, and it is still worth recalling.

No, it's Bernard Hill

Bernard Hill (Captain Smith) recently took part in the filming of The Ghost and the Darkness, sharing the stage with Van Kilmo and Michael Douglas. Pauline Collins' role as husband in Shirley Valentine catapulted him to American fame, and Hill's other films include Madagascar Skin, Mountains of the Moon, The Bounty and Richard AytonPaul's Oscar-winning Gandhi.

Hill was nominated for a BAFTA Award for his portrayal of Joseph Hughes in Alain Brisdale's acclaimed TV series "Boys from the Blackstuff," for which he also received the Press Guild Award for Achievement of the Decade. Hill's recent BBC drama Skallagrig won the BAFTA Award for Best TV Series. On the London stage, he has played major roles in plays such as "A View from the Bridge", "The Cherry Orchard" and "Macbeth".

No, landlord, you look bad, right? It's Bernard Hill.

Cameron made it clear at the beginning that the film would not start unless he could realistically present the wreckage of the Titanic, and the producers rented a large ship called Kai Slow Socks Rdish from Russia, which contained two manned submarines, Mir 1 and Mir 2, and there are only five such submarines in the world, which can reach very deep seabeds. Cameron's older brother, Mike Cameron, was in charge of dealing with many technical hurdles so that Cameron could shoot what he wanted.

There were some technical and logistical issues to be resolved before the 12 dives could be undertaken, and while the wreckage had been photographed in the past, the quality of the images was limited when filmed in extreme underwater conditions. So they put their cameras inside the submarine and shot through the 9-inch-thick portholes of the boat. The first challenge for Cameron's team was to solve the camera's problem, using advanced technology to enable the camera to move outside the submarine in a precarious environment of ultra-low temperatures and pressures in excess of 6,000 pounds per square inch.

Cameron's intention was not to shoot a documentary, but to shoot a feature film, to become a passenger to understand the meaning of the Titanic's existence, so that he could better grasp the subject of the shooting, "We were very fortunate to shoot some extraordinary images, we sent our remote machines into the wreckage, we really saw scenes that no one had seen since 1912, we integrated these film materials into the film, these images are very good to enhance the emotional level of the film, It had a profound impact. ”

In July 1996, the crew dispersed to the booth to Kyle Escondido in California, USA for filming, and it was there that Cameron filmed the imitation of the magnificent and exquisite Titanic, including the ship's window lattice, gate posts, lamps hanging on wires, and the brass door sign on the first-class reception room with "pull" written on it, "The interior and exterior of the Titanic presented in this movie are very historical, and this is an opportunity for us to travel back in time to take the ship." ”

Steerage Dancer (James Cameron.

I watched Bi Shengchun many times I think it should be this person!

Rose and Jack are in the third-class party, a person who plays, this party is not long, but this little person has three appearances

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Steerage Dancer (James Cameron.

I've watched it many times I think it should be this person!

Rose and Jack are in the third-class party, a person who plays, this party is not long, but this little person has three appearances

He is the director, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.

He is a director and does not have a role.

It should be that Cameron himself was very interested in the Titanic, to the point of obsession.

James Cameron's"Titanic"In 1997, James Cameron's movie "Titanic" debuted on the silver screen, and its shocking visual effects and heart-wrenching love story amazed the audience. Today, 15 years later, Titanic remains one of the critically acclaimed, highest-grossing films and has become a cultural phenomenon. This book is the latest collector's edition of Titanic, the ultimate behind-the-scenes interpretation of this screen classic, which has made the New York Times bestseller list.

In the book, you'll see everything about Titanic, from the construction of the "Dream Ship" to Jack and Rose, the most memorable on-screen couple in Hollywood history. Director James Cameron personally wrote the foreword to the book, and he told the impact of "Titanic" on his life and career in depth and detail.

Avatar (2009) [Director, Screenwriter] Deep Sea Alien (2005) [Director, Cinematographer, Producer: Myself] Ghost of the Abyss (2003) [Director, Producer, Myself] Apocalyptic Black Angel Season 2 (2001) [Director, Screenwriter] Black Angel of the Last Days Season 1 (2000) [Director, Producer, Screenwriter] Titanic (1997) [Actor, Director, Screenwriter] True Lies (1994) [Director] Terminator 2 (1991) [Director Screenwriter] Abyss (1989) [Director Screenwriter] Alien 2 ( 1986) [Director Screenwriter] Terminator (1984) [Director Screenwriter] Piranha 2 Breeding (1982) [Director] Terminator 2-3D: Chrono Campaign [Director Screenwriter] A Message from Pandora [Director].

As far as I know, the small amount but all of them are high-quality, "Titanic", which has maintained a global box office record for n years, was finally broken by his own film "Avatar", and is still the top box office in the world!