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Today in Titanic History Tuesday, December 2, 2025 | | 1889 - 3rd class passenger Mr Edvard A. Larsson-Rondberg was born to Lars Persson (farmer) and Maria Nilsdotter in Ransbysäter, Lysvik, Värmland, Sweden.
1890 - 3rd class passenger Mr Johannes Halvorsen Kalvik was born to Halvard Gotskalkson Halleland and Severine Nilsdotter Kalvik.
1872 - 3rd class survivor Mr Franz Karun was born to Janez Karun and Marija Treljec in Austria-Hungary (now Slovenia).
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Behind the Scenes: Scene Facts: Suicide

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- There was a scene removed that fell right before the suicide scene. In it, Rose flees to her room and begins to tear at herself while staring into the mirror. Rose tears off her necklace (that is why it "disappears" prior to the suicide scene), rips her hair out of its upsweep, and tosses her hand mirror into the wall (hence the crack). Read that scene
- Rose's hair changes shades throughout this scene, partially due to the lighting
but also due to the changes from stunt double to Winslet.
- The closeups of Rose's feet during the scene is a Cameron trademark.
- Jack's quote, "water that cold... it hits you like a thousand knives stabbing you all over your body," is actually a quote from Second Officer Lightoller.
- The Lake Wissota Jack talks about falling into was a man-made lake that was not completed until after the Titanic sank.
- It is often claimed that there is a tattoo visible on Rose's arm in the Jump Scene. It is actually a moon-shaped black dot - some embellishment that has come loose from her dress, clearly visible in closer shots. See a visual comparison
- Rose's torn dress is the first of three symbolic sheddings, to symbolize Rose shedding her constrictive upbringing. The second is her shoes (Steerage Party), and the third is her clothes (Drawing).
- Kate Winslet was not hanging over the sea, but was hanging 12 feet off of the ground during this shoot. Kate Winslet did the majority of her stunts for this scene.
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