The theatrical release of Titanic had an alternate ending, which was in some ways completely different from the original.
Titanic One of the most famous blockbusters in the entire history of cinema. Fans around the world know all but one of the scenes in the film, and James Cameron’s work has become so deeply ingrained in the collective imagination that it seems impossible to think of an ending different from the one shown in the cinema, in which Rose (Gloria Stuart ) includes acting. The precious heart of the ocean at sea, preserved from the time of the shipwreck, on someone’s bed, before perhaps falling asleep forever.
Also in Blu-ray version titanic alternate ending Which was filmed and then discarded during editing. In the unedited version, when Rose leans over the railing to try to throw the gem into the sea, her granddaughter Lizzie (Suzy Amis) sees her and runs to her grandmother with Brock (Bill Paxton), believing it to be a It happened that she wanted to dive into the sea. Water.
Rose then warns them not to come any closer as this will cause the Heart of the Ocean to fall into the sea. Brock is surprised to see his research object in the woman’s hand and asks her to hold it in her hands just once. Rose agrees and then the man throws her into the water behind the woman, with whom she begins to laugh, before giving Lizzie a look of understanding and interest. At that point, as in the cinematic finale, Rose closes her eyes in her bed, presumably for one last visit to her beloved Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio).
An ending that did not convince Cameron and which is actually much worse than the more convincing one chosen in the final edit, Brock throws his cigar into the ocean for not being able to find the Heart of the Ocean and Rose. The lamp, to which it was entrusted, certainly went to the bottom of the ocean, letting it go just as it had done with Jack Dawson’s hands.