Titanic Movie Extended Version Official

Because the deleted scenes are high quality, many fans have edited them back into the main film to create unofficial "Extended Versions":

As the ship tilts dangerously, Jack, Rose, and Caledon Hockley’s valet, Lovejoy, engage in a brutal fistfight in the flooded first-class dining saloon. Cal had promised Lovejoy the visual centerpiece of the film—the "Heart of the Ocean" diamond—if he could catch Jack and Rose. Jack gains the upper hand, smashing Lovejoy's head into a mirror, explaining why Lovejoy is later seen bleeding heavily when the ship splits in two. The Alternate Ending: A Drastic Shift in Tone titanic movie extended version

Following the raucous third-class party, Jack walks Rose back to first class. They look up at a shooting star, and Jack explains his mother told him stars are souls going to heaven. They then playfully sing "Come Josephine in My Flying Machine"—a melody Rose later hums while freezing on the door. Dreams of Freedom Because the deleted scenes are high quality, many

The storm broke over the Keldysh. Brock took the blueprints and the letter. He didn't call the press. He didn't alert the media. He walked to the incinerator used for waste disposal. The Alternate Ending: A Drastic Shift in Tone

While no official "Extended Edition" exists as a single, seamless movie from the studio, the footage to create one has been available to the public for years through various home media releases. Where to Find the Extra Footage

The "Titanic movie extended version" was released on DVD and Blu-ray in 2005, as part of the film's 10th-anniversary celebration. The extended version is also available on digital platforms, such as Amazon Prime Video and iTunes.