Titanic 20 Years Later - Full Documentary with James Cameron (Includes Dive into the Shipwreck)

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"Titanic 20 Years Later" was broadcasted by National Geographic Channel in 2017.
For the 20th anniversary of "Titanic," James Cameron reopens the file on the disaster.
Director: Thomas C. Grane
Produced by: Dominique Andrews, Richard Brehm, James Cameron, Betsy Forhan, Karen Gehres
Cast: Jacqueline Astor Drexel, Robert Ballard, Harold Bride, Muffet Laurie Brown, James Cameron, Paul Kurzman, Don Lynch, Ken Marschall, William McMaster Murdoch, Jack Phillips

[shugorchoudhury]

James Cameron gave the world one of the greatest cinema experiences ever. As a lover of all things Titanic, it’s incredible to think this magnificent example of human ingenuity sank in such horrible circumstances.

[cleverusername]

You have to appreciate that James cares so much about the history, even after the movie is 25 years old, that he's still trying to figure out exactly how the event played out and seems perfectly willing to admit what he'd gotten wrong in the movie. It's not just a matter of perfectionism, you can tell how much he genuinely and deeply respects the subject matter.

[AndrewPandrew]

James cameron not only completes the story 100% he also completes every side quest 100%

[halleyangel]

James Cameron is a man whose absorbed in history I can respect it.

I can also respect the man who admitted he made mistakes. He speaks highly of Officer Murdoch after that because he learned the truth and does greatly regret his representation of this real man who was a hero.

Murdoch saved so many lives for that. I salute you Murdoch and hope you rest well. A hero and a man of upmost character.

[hwheelez]

I can't even begin to imagine how loud the sinking would have been, like all the screams, and the noises the ship would have made while it was breaking apart, and the shouting of the crew trying to launch the boats, and just the pure chaos that would have been happening .

[Red_Rebel]

Seeing James Cameron’s childlike reaction adds up to the fact that the team were like curios kids playing with syncing ship models. That was so cute to watch.

[danielannett]

I love the fact that after over 20 years after the film james is still trying to figure out how titanic actually sunk that is dedication to accuracy

[ahsokatano]

James Cameron was respectful to those who lost their lives on Titanic back in 1912. I think that's why this "cursed ship" did not affect him though he made lots of research about Titanic. Rich people need to stop disturbing that graveyard for their pleasure

[chrism.]

He said “There was woman’s shoes, and girls shoes” Oh my dear God, can you imagine how that mom felt knowing her and her kid or kids, would die that night in minutes or hours to come.
Having two little girls myself, that hit home.

[irenedelosreyes]

Big Respect to this man and his team, He really made such an amazing movie He did a lot of work for this.

[rachaelbritz]

Your work, James Cameron, has really opened my eyes into the survivors life stories. The unsinkable Molly Brown was really one heck of a woman in the work she did prior to and after the titanic sank. She really did a lot of good.

[pcozzy]

A moment of respect for james cameron and his professionalism please 🙏🏻 👏🏻 what a legend 👏🏻 the guy is a genius.

[Teh]

Best movie i ever watched, i remember watching this movie with my now ex girlfriend in 2013 at my campus room at University of Limpopo in South Africa, it was her first time watching it, but for me it was like the 5th time or so. and we never forgot that moment, even now in 2022, i can ask her to name the first movie we watched together and she can tell you TITANIC. What an emotional love story. may the souls of the departed rest in eternal peace. ❣

[aaronshoyt]

This is the greatest Titanic document I've ever watched

[RevolutioXxNx]

Intrigued by this for so many years but this time watching this I did shed some tears. I will say that James Cameron is a stand up guy to admit when he was wrong. Much respect for a person like that.

[mimi-zjbr]

Forever grateful to James Cameron for making this epic timeless movie & making generations of generations remember this tragedic incident of titanic 🚢, the dawn that lost thousands of innocent passengers, actually even when typing this I still feels goosebumps all over my body.
May all those innocent victims of the titanic may RIP.

[Aya-llof]

Fascinated to watch this documentary. So many questions unanswered. I can't even imagine what the survivors had to endure that day. Children that drowned. One of the saddest event in our history. Rest their souls.

[ireneangelucci]

Titanic is one of my favourite movies of all times

[Chin-he]

Fun Fact: Wendy Rush, Wife of OceanGate's late CEO that submarine/submersible that imploded, is related To Famous Couple 11:55 Who Died On Titanic

[jayjaynella]

Really wonderful to see how much work and study went into this movie and even this documentary.