Why is the man who bounced off the propeller when he jumped off the ship not identified? His name was Cyril Ricks. He jumped with Frank Prentice who stayed with him til he died, then fought for his own survival and lived.

Did Titanic crewmembers back in the day really carried firearms or is it something made up by the producers of the 1997 film?

The movie was released on December 19, 1997 and grossed $1.843 billion worldwide in its initial release, which made it at the time the highest-grossing movie in the world (surpassing Jurassic Park 1) until it was surpassed by Avatar in 2009. It's now the 3rd highest-grossing movie in the world ((behind Avatar and The Avengers 4) it would be the 5th (behind Avatar, The Avengers 4, Star Wars 7 and The Avengers 3) if it had never been re-released)

I have so many, but i like when lovejoy is chasing jack and rose, and also the peer ones where rose says "why cant i be like you jack, just head off to the horizon whenever i feel like it ect"

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At the end of James Cameron’s Titanic, Rose mentions only one boat came back and only 6 people were saved. We know only two of these people for certain, Rose and the Chinese Man.

I think I found out who she meant, but I don’t know for sure.

Lowe mentions having rescued four people from the water,

William Hoyte(passed away in lifeboat, 1st class)

Fang Lang(the Chinese Man, 3rd class)

Harold Phillimore(1st class steward)

And an unidentified fourth individual(a man)

We can also add Rose to this list.

Who could the fifth and last person be?

My theory is it’s Charles Joughin.

Rose meets him moments before the ship goes down and while we see he made it to Collapsible B, in real life, he never got on.

Rose also never saw his escape, but when she saw him among the survivors, she figured he must've been saved by a lifeboat. If not him, then it wouldve been one of the seven crew members rescued by lifeboat 4.

So in my opinion, the six that Rose refers to are Rose, Joughin, Fang Lang, Hoyt, Phillimore and the fourth man from Lifeboat 14.

No love story is ever complete without a tragedy because no love is complete without pain and emotions .