Titanic (1997)

Cast

Kate Winslet

Rose DeWitt Bukater

Leonardo DiCaprio

Jack Dawson

Billy Zane

Cal Hockley

Kathy Bates

Molly Brown

Frances Fisher

Ruth Dewitt Bukater

Gloria Stuart

Old Rose

Bill Paxton

Brock Lovett

Bernard Hill

Edward Smith

David Warner

Spicer Lovejoy

Victor Garber

Thomas Andrews

Jonathan Hyde

Bruce Ismay

Suzy Amis

Lizzy Calvert

Lewis Abernathy

Lewis Bodine

Nicholas Cascone

Bobby Buell

Danny Nucci

Fabrizio

Jason Barry

Tommy Ryan

Lew Palter

Isidor Straus

Eric Braeden

John Astor

Bernard Fox

Archibald Gracie

Ewan Stewart

First Officer Murdoch

Ioan Gruffudd

Fifth Officer Lowe

Jonny Phillips

Second Officer Lightoller

Edward Fletcher

Sixth Officer Moody

Scott G. Anderson

Frederick Fleet

Martin East

Reginald Lee

Gregory Cooke

Jack Phillips

Alexandrea Owens

Cora Cartmell

Seth Adkins

Three-Year-Old Boy

Michael Ensign

Benjamin Guggenheim

Anatoly M. Sagalevitch

Anatoly Milkailavich

Martin Hub

Slovakian Father

Mark Lindsay Chapman

Chief Officer Wilde

Richard Graham

Quartermaster Rowe

Paul Brightwell

Quartermaster Hichens

Ron Donachie

Master at Arms

Charlotte Chatton

Madeleine Astor

Fannie Brett

Madame Aubert

Jenette Goldstein

Irish Mommy

Camilla Overbye Roos

Helga Dahl

Linda Kerns

Third Class Woman

Amy Gaipa

Trudy Bolt

Martin Jarvis

Duff Gordon

Rosalind Ayres

Lady Duff Gordon

Rochelle Rose

Countess of Rothes

Jonathan Evans-Jones

Wallace Hartley

Rocky Taylor

Bert Cartmell

Craig Kelly

Harold Bride

Liam Tuohy

Chief Baker Joughin

Simon Crane

Fourth Officer Boxhall

James Lancaster

Father Byles

Elsa Raven

Ida Strauss

Reece P. Thompson III

Irish Little Boy

Laramie Landis

Irish Little Girl

Mark Rafael Truitt

Yaley

John Walcutt

First Class Husband

Terry Forrestal

Chief Engineer Bell

Derek Lea

Leading Stoker Barrett

Richard Ashton

John Hutchinson

Sean Nepita

Elevator Operator

Brendan Connolly

Scotland Road Steward

David Cronnelly

Crewman

Garth Wilton

First Class Waiter

Richard Fox

Steward #1

Nick Meaney

Steward #2

Kevin Owers

Steward #3

Mark Capri

Steward #4

Marc Cass

Hold Steward #1

Paul Herbert

Hold Steward #2

Emmett James

First Class Steward

Chris Byrne

Stairwell Steward

Oliver Page

Steward Barnes

James Garrett

Porter

Erik Holland

Olaf Dahl

Jari Kinnunen

Bjorn Gunderson

Anders Falk

Olaus Gunderson

Barry Dennen

Praying Man

Vern Urich

Man in Water

Rebecca Klingler

Mother at Stern

Tricia O'Neil

Woman

Kathleen S. Dunn

Woman in Water

Romeo Francis

Syrian Man

Mandana Marino

Syrian Woman

Van Ling

Chinese Man

Bjørn Olsen

Olaf

Dan Pettersson

Sven

Shay Duffin

Pubkeeper

Greg Ellis

Carpathia Steward

Diana Morgan

News Reporter

Kris Andersson

Dancer

Bobbie Bates

Dancer

Aaron James Cash

Dancer

Anne Fletcher

Dancer

Edmond Alan Forsyth

Dancer

Andie Hicks

Dancer

Scott Hislop

Dancer

Stan Mazin

Dancer

Lisa Ratzin

Dancer

Julene Renee

Dancer

Brian Walsh

Irish Man

Alexandra Boyd

First Class Woman (uncredited)

Mike Butters

Musician / Baker (uncredited)

James Cameron

Steerage Dancer (uncredited)

Bruno Campolo

First Class Man (uncredited)

Kevin De La Noy

Third Officer Pitman (uncredited)

Tony Kenny

Deckhand (uncredited)

Sean Lawlor

Charles Hendrickson (uncredited)

Don Lynch

Frederick Spedden (uncredited)

Johnny Martin

Rescue Boat Crewman (uncredited)

Ryan McClurkin

Second Class Passenger / Engine Room Crewman (uncredited)

Meghan McLeod

First Class Passenger (uncredited)

Mike O'Neal

Engine Room Crewman (uncredited)

Phil Parlapiano

Button Accordionist (uncredited)

Steven Quale

Engine Room Crewman (uncredited)

Olivia Rosewood

Mary Marvin (uncredited)

John Slade

Ohio Man (uncredited)

R. Gern Trowbridge

Drowning Man (uncredited)

Synopsis

101-year-old Rose DeWitt Bukater tells the story of her life aboard the Titanic, 84 years later. A young Rose boards the ship with her mother and fiancé. Meanwhile, Jack Dawson and Fabrizio De Rossi win third-class tickets aboard the ship. Rose tells the whole story from Titanic's departure through to its death—on its first and last voyage—on April 15, 1912.

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