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Wonder if Joe Biden had worked with Captain Smith?

This re-enactment was very well done. It is historically accurate as to costumes and sequence of events. Thank you for sharing it.

Anyone else see the horribly ironic parallels of the men being forced one side and the women and children to the other?

... I see they've substituted the Irish under-deck dance party for something more exotically not English....but I see why, because a good ol' Irish Jig would really resonate with the Bavarians and Austrians watching this, and if there was a get-together of the two groups, you'd have a river dance going on, on top of a table that the Bavarians were throwing up and down while all the women stood on the sidelines making music with the cast-iron pans as they cooked. Yeah, let's not let 1940's Germanics get any good ideas of integration with Britain and the surrounding isles.

Just wondering if I missed something: How do we know he's a German when nobody sounds like an English person trying to speak German? 'Peterson" doesn't exactly yell German at me.

I found myself hanging on every word and feeling the weight of sadness in my heart. Such a devastating event. 🥀🚢

The top and bottom cut off to fill the screen.

I am Arab. I saw in an online interview the grandson of the Egyptian who was on this ship. He got into the rescue boat and the boat was full and then he drowned them. He returned to find himself on a land without memory in Lebanon. Then he remembered the family a year and a half after registering, according to what his granddaughter and wife said. I was very shocked. The story is exciting.

I actually kinda liked that movie! It felt really stiff and awkward at first, but you started to understand the concept after a while. The main characters had this very exaggerated, theatrical style that helped sell their emotions and thought very well despite there being no sound to aide in our viewing. You couldn't help but feel and understand the heroism displayed by the Captain and the first wireless operator near the end. They really did everything they could with what they had and it shows.

Maybe darktoller should have been there

I enjoyed the deck officers' Shatneresque overly-dramatic "Woe is us" histrionics as they see the berg. Hell, even the Captain is overacting.

He did not mention that ship breks into two🤔

So bad it's actually good.

I bet alot more happened that people will never know. All got their stories straight I bet. Also why some staff survived and made a boat and others didnt... Then people dying on the lifeboats, Interesting.

You can clearly see him getting lost in his own thoughts in the last clip. It makes me wanna go up to him and give him a kiss on his cheek.

Of all the Titanic movies out there, this is the only movie that had a Murdoch that looked really like his real life counterpart. Kudos to that.

Im very I'm in shock of this recording. It's just amazing how he telling his story and gives me chills. It's almost like being there

German actors playing British people does never work OMG This harsh sound of their lenguage ... Help needed

27:46 titanic hits iceberg

me pretending to look busy when the manager comes

the blamed the Jews

I'm here because of Patrick Bet-David mentioning this.

Lightoller ordered the machine gunning of stricken German prisoners who were utterly defenceless. I don't care what the investigation outcome was, the act itself is war crime... There is no grey area here, he executed prisoners of war.

What a Shame to the Germans. To make a Titanic movie and at the same time Holocaust is happening. Shame to the Germans💔

The first officer's reaction seeing the iceberg is so badly played...

I'm slowly beginning 2 believe it wasn't an iceberg that sunk the Titanic😐I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer but I've always known ICE 2 give way 2 steel & iron..not the other way around but hey, who tf am I & what do I know? I'm just some idiot who chooses 2 uses common sense🤷🏽‍♂️

27:31 The actual Titanic iceberg collision 💥

Is it true that the ship was on fire in a coal bunker from the moment it set sail which weakened the structure?

This guy is a hero, legend and absolute mad lad. Someone give Count Dankula a call

Thank you so much for this. An important piece of film history here. I wonder why there are so many 10 year olds posting nonsense in the comment section though. I didn't think they would want to watch black and white films in the first place.

Lots of blame to pass around. But how many Ice Warnings do you need to take adequate precautions ? What possible difference would it have made to any passengers if the Titanic stopped at Midnight & waited to make way at Sunrise ? Captain is most to blame. That's why he has 4 stripes on the sleeve. The entire Ship is his responsibility.

Amazing how trained people were not educated as to how to deal with an iceberg dead ahead. But i get it adrenaline takes over like three mile island and Chernobyl

Forva 1912 production it eas pretty good.

This is my great great grandfather! If theres any lightollers out there that see this lets talk !

I'm beyond honored to be able to say that I'm related to this legend. He's my great great grandfather on my mother's side and serendipitously, I was born on his birthday. They truly don't make em like they used to...genuinely a phenomenal inspiration. ❤

So, this is obviously a Nazi propaganda film made during the Second World War; as such, there is a lot about this film that is intentionally historically inaccurate. I cannot help but point out that the Nazis got it wrong--intentionally--in the first scene of the movie. White Star Line at the time of Titanic's maiden voyage was owned by the International Mercantile Marine (IMM). You thus *could* by stock in IMM, but not in White Star Line.

What I love about this flick is that, unlike any other Titanic epic, they did not need to recreate 1912: it _was_ 1912. Those interior shots and the actors seem so spookily authentic because of their chronological proximity to the real event.

How after sinking was this movie made?

Joseph Laroche was the ONLY BLACK Man on Titanic Blessings and HUGS! 👑💜

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the berg hit on the wrong side just saying

what a genaration they were fantastic

Wireless operator on board the titanic has to share the blame !!! 40 minutes before titanic strike the berg he replied to Californian warning call very rudely saying “ shut the F up go to sleep fuckin old man “ captain lord of Californian heard it and was angry that the reason for not responding distress calls

After watching the documentary on how the ship called The Californian being only a hour away but ignored the flares and other signals could have saved most of not all passengers

The scenes on the outer decks and in the engine room were taken on the "Cap Arcona", a luxury liner owned by the Hamburg-Süd shipping company, which operated on the South Atlantic route to La Plata from 1927 to 1939. Because the vast majority of moviegoers during World War II were women, the script added many female roles and placed them at the center. If you follow the German women's dialogue, the script appears to be a combative emancipation drama. Many details of the historical background were deliberately distorted for dramatic reasons. The architecture of the dining room and the ballroom correspond to the style on the German ships, as was common for the 1st class since the 1890s, always over two full deck heights with openings and skylights. This principle was also continued on significantly smaller German ships until the 1930s. In 1943 the film was only shown in German-occupied European countries, in the Czech Republic and France as well as in Scandinavia. The film was first released in cinemas in East and West Germany in 1950 and became a huge box office hit. The film careers of Sybille Schmitz (1909-1955) and the Norwegian Kirsten Heiberg (1907-1976) received a new impetus. It had been running in the Soviet Union since August 1949. The film has been shown in a shortened version in West Germany since 1955. It ended with the ship sinking. The subsequent court hearing was removed. The film has been shown in its original form in socialist East Germany since 1950. This here is the short West-German version with only a short sequence of the court hearing which was broadcast by West German television stations. Jolly Bohnert (1920-2002), who plays the dancer Marcia in the third class, came from a family of circus artists (Zirkus Krone) and after the war became a well-known variety artist under the name Jolly Marée, singing her chansons in twelve languages.

If they were 20 miles ahead of the dead reckoning does that mean they were travelling more quickly than expected?

Correct me if I'm wrong but for the scenes in Cherbourg and Southampton is that the Kaiser?

I would love to hear Moody's voice. I read somewhere he had a beautiful voice. If he only had survived...😢 My favourite one!

The Radio Room rocks a lot, although the rest of the ship appears steady. ;-)

this seems so scripted.