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Rose changed her last name to "Dawson" to honor Jack's memory, distancing herself from her past. Rose never contacted her abusive mother and fianc after the Titanic sinking, starting over completely. Rose's life after the Titanic included becoming a successful actress and having a family, honoring Jack's memory.

The story of Titanic is told by old Rose DeWitt Bukater, and while the movie focuses on her time on board the ship with Jack Dawson, it also reveals a handful of things about Roses life after the tragedy of the Titanic. Although over two decades have passed since the release of James Camerons Titanic, it continues to be one of the biggest and most successful movies ever made. In addition to that, the romance between Rose and Jack on board the infamous ship is still one of the most beloved love stories in film history.

Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet) was...

When following the Academy Awards from year to year, it's always fun to note the significant, competitive records that films, filmmakers, and actors set and break. Sometimes, acutely specific first-time events occur when the Oscar nominations are announced. One such instance came when two actors were nominated for performances playing the same character in the same film. At the 70th Academy Awards in 1998, Kate Winslet and Gloria Stuart were both nominated for playing Rose DeWitt Bukater in 1997's Titanic. Winslet, nominated for Best Actress, played Rose for most of the film's narrative, while Stuart, nominated for Best Supporting Actress, played Rose in her later years at the film's bookends. Though it's one of many times that two actors portrayed the same character at different stages of life, it was the first time a pair had been Oscar-nominated in the same year.

What's the true story behind Beatrice Wood, the real-life figure who would partially inspire Kate Winslet's Rose from Titanic? Interested in the ocean and shipwrecks from a young age, it was perhaps inevitable that James Cameron would one day take the Hms Titanic to the movies. The landmark ship infamously crashed into an iceberg during its maiden voyage in April 1912 despite being supposedly indestructible, resulting in over two-thirds of the passengers and crew on board losing their lives. James Cameron does take elements of real life for his record-breaking 1997 Titanic movie. The majority of Titanic is, however, highly fictionalized, based around the love story of Leonardo DiCaprio's Jack Dawson and Kate Winslet's Rose.

The sad love story of Jack and Rose captured the hearts of audiences despite being fiction. However, Rose was inspired somewhat by Wood. Just like Rose, Beatrice came from a wealthy, traditional family of American...

Will someone from Kevin’s past resurface on This Is Us? Will The Resident‘s newlyweds enjoy any “honeymoon” phase? Will Fiona return for Shameless‘ swan song? Read on for answers to those questions plus teases from other shows!

Are we going to see Nicky, Cassidy or Sophie again on This Is Us? — Simy

“We will definitely see at least one of these faces return later this season,” co-showrunner Isaac Aptaker tells Inside Line. “But unless you can find a way to hack into our Zoom writers’ room, you’re gonna have to wait to find out who it is.

Supergirl switches up its narrative focus, diving into Andrea and Lena's respective and collective backstories.

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This Supergirl review contains spoilers.

Supergirl Season 5, Episode 6

Supergirl may be an ensemble show, but it has one character at its center: Kara Danvers. So what does it look like when, instead of centering the character of Supergirl, the narrative makes her a supporting character in someone else's story—or, in this case, two other characters' stories? We get "Confidence Women," which is great news for us viewers. This episode got ridiculous at some points, as it tried to put decades of backstory into two acts of a TV episode, but it was never anything less than wildly entertaining.

"Confidence Women" looks back on how Lena Luthor and Andrea Rojas—two billionaire best friends (or maybe more? There is a lot of subtext on this show)—who have gone through some shit.