Winslet wagered a guess that co-star DiCaprio has “got PTSD” from being asked incessantly about the scene, in which – spoiler alert – he freezes to death because there’s not enough room for him on a floating door that Winslet’s character, Rose, has taken refuge on after the Titanic’s sinking.

With the biopic of American photographer Lee Miller opening at theaters in the UK today, star Kate Winslet has spoken about the many challenges faced by Lee – both for the real-life Miller, as a female war photographer covering the atrocities of concentration camps,

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As a new film chronicles the life of Jazz Age model and World War II photographer Lee Miller, we retrace her groundbreaking

Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet spoke at the 92 nd Street Y in New York City at an advance screening of her upcoming movie Lee. At one point during the Q&A, Winslet is asked about the infamous "door scene" toward the end of the film when her character Rose is left to float on a broken door while her lover Jack,

Kate Winslet has revealed Leonardo DiCaprio "was kneeling down" in quite shallow water while filming that infamous Titanic door scene "To burst the bubble, it was waist height at

More than 25 years after the release of Titanic, Kate Winslet is sharing a secret about the infamous door scene. While promoting her latest film, Lee, Winslet was asked about the final moments of the film where the audience witnesses Leonardo DiCaprio,

Kate Winslet keeps telling fans about what happened behind the scenes on the set of “Titanic,” and she really needs to stop. The famous actress is single-handedly destroying a classic blockbuster hit by consistently reminding us that things weren’t quite what we may have assumed them to be during filming.