‘Known to be scary’: The post-Titanic period was difficult for Kate Winslet

To say that the post-Titanic period was difficult for Kate Winslet. The film’s global triumph and placing her in the orbit alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, both icons of glamor and romance, was also a heavy crown of thorns for the actor.

He has said this several times in various interviews over the years.

“This sketch was not intended to be a photograph”

In 2014, 17 years after the release of James Cameron’s film, he confided “haunts again” Her naked in the movie. In this case, the scene where King Leo lays her down on the couch is depicted in the simplest device.

For what “haunted” ? Because many fans asked him to autograph a photo print of this famous scene. The actor considered it appropriate that this nude became independent of the film, as a work in itself.

“For me, this sketch was not meant to be a photograph that I would continue to look at seventeen years later.” He trusted.

“It was known to be scary!”

In a very recent interview Porter magazineKate Winslet remembers this post-Titanic celebrity who brought her back to life “unpleasant”.

“After Titanic, I felt that I had to fit a certain image, look a certain way. At that time, the media was so intrusive in my life that it became very unpleasant.” He explains.

and add: “Journalists always said to me, ‘After Titanic, you could have done anything, but you chose to make small films.’

Because, you guessed it, it was notoriously scary. I was grateful, of course. I was only twenty years old to get an apartment. But I didn’t want people following me when I was literally going out to feed the ducks.”