If you are a particular fan of Titanic and you regularly rewatch James Cameron’s monument, it is likely that you have already noticed several small details, skillfully hidden by the filmmaker throughout his film.
For example, his cameo, in the boarding scene where he briefly plays a passenger whose beard we inspect. Or the hands of the large clock, strategically positioned to correspond to the exact time of the sinking, in the very last shot of the feature film.
However, as knowledgeable and observant as you may be, there is no way you will have noticed the easter egg that follows. Totally invisible to the naked eye, it is above all a little joke between the special effects managers who worked on the film.
At 2 hours, 39 minutes and 55 seconds…
At exactly 2 hours, 39 minutes and 55 seconds of the feature film, during the long and terrible sequence of the sinking, you certainly remember the unfortunate passenger who takes a dizzying fall and hits against the Titanic’s large propeller before falling back. in water.
Well know, this character is not just anyone! Modeled by the digital artisans who worked extensively on the film, it was in fact created according to the features of Jon Landau, James Cameron’s historic producer who has worked alongside him since Titanic, and who also helped him develop the Avatar franchise.
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