00:00Did you know Titanic wasn't filmed in the ocean but in a swimming pool?
00:03The height from which extras jumped into the pool from the ship's cabins was absolutely real.
00:07Even though these were professional stunt performers, some still accidentally suffered rib fractures.
00:11Due to the extreme danger, part of the cast on the deck were strong stunt actors, while others were mannequins.
00:17There wasn't a full ship here, only half of one.
00:20They chose to use machinery to lift the bow, creating the illusion of the ship sinking.
00:24The crew spent every penny of the investor's budget, yet only built half a cruise ship.
00:27This $10 million replica was even more expensive than the original Titanic.
00:31The sense of pressure from rising water levels inside the cabins was also authentic.
00:35High-powered water jets and wave machines surrounded the ship's set, making the water level rise gradually.
00:40Close-up shots were taken of the panicked crowds inside the cabins one by one.
00:44Additionally, a deep blue backdrop was used to create the scene of the nighttime ocean,
00:48and dry ice placed around the set turned into cold mist over the sea,
00:52making people fully convinced they were witnessing the real sinking of the Titanic in the Atlantic Ocean.
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