The famous "Titanic" scene that Leonardo DiCaprio hated to interpret, according to James Cameron

After several years, the director of the hit movie "Titanic" brought to light an unusual revelation that left everyone speechless. Look at what scene you talked about!

Of course "Titanic" It was one of the most profitable films in the history of film and unforgettable for the lives of protagonists Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, as well as for the career of director James Cameron.

The years pbaded and different details were revealed on the film and at the same time "Titanic". The same James Cameron told BBC Radio 1 in recent hours in dialogue with film critic Ali Plumb, who spoke about the scene in which Rose was in the floating door after the sinking of the ship.

But the most surprising thing was not this revelation, but Leonardo DiCaprio, I hate to interpret the scene in which he visited the whole ship, finally reached the bow with his friend Fabrizio and shouted: "I I am the king of the world! " According to James Cameron, the actor did not want to do it, let alone shout that famous phrase.

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After a heated argument, James Cameron shouted, "Sell him (do it) damn!", DiCaprio did not have much choice. The fact is that (the line) was invented at that time. It was prepared instead and was in a crane basket. And we were losing the light, and we had already tried this and the other, and we tried that line and that one, and nothing really worked, "Cameron recalled.

In addition, the director of "Titanic" He added, "And literally, I was going crazy, then I said," I have something for you, just say, "I am the king of the world." And open your eyes from one side to the other and enjoy this moment, love it and celebrate it. & # 39; So Leo said to me, "What?", So I listen to that with a walkie talkie. Just say, "I am the king of the world", you have to sell it. "

Finally, the scene was finalized and became one of the many iconic moments of the film.

Source: Sopitas.