Cal was the one who made Rose want to commit suicide because of his cruelty towards her, but ironically, it was he himself who committed suicide in the end. Jack was the one who saved Rose's life twice, only to lose his own to the Titanic.
Nah. Theres a deleted scene where he sees a redhead and goes "Rose!" And is visibly happy, and then disappointed when he realizes it's someone else. So he definitely wanted the necklace, but he still wanted her too. He gave her the expensive ass thing for a reason lol
It’s really something that Cal learned literally nothing from this disaster. He got a vivid glimpse of how worthless money really is, as rich and poor people alike were lost in that shipwreck, and he watched thousands of them die before his very eyes. Yet it taught him nothing about the value of life and he remained obsessed with money until the end, to the point where he couldn’t even live without money, despite what he saw that night.
It was the complete opposite. Women and children were supposed to be saved first but Lords and Sirs who "bravely" (Rearline generals) fought in wars got lifeboats before many women and children. And still it's the same today. A boat of hundreds of migrants sinks and hardly a peep from the media. A McGuyver made Submarine implodes with a Billionaire on board and every coast guard resource is put on alert and its a 24/7 media furore.
Money isn't worthless dumbfuck. Try living a day without money. Money gets you to better places. Greed is bad. Yeah, a disaster kills everyone equally. But people with money and wealth, when they survive, will live a better life than the poor people. Only poor people know the value of money
Compare that to somebody like Molly Brown, who was also rich, but still compassionate towards those who needed it, especially Jack. Not to mention her horrified reaction to seeing Titanic in its final moments.
I actually like how Cal really got his comeuppance later on in his life. Sure they could just had him freeze like everyone else on the Titanic but having him lose all his money during the Depression is even better. His money is his whole life and everything and really hits him hard. Then he commits suicide. A fitting end for a major jerk.
I really wish Cal had changed after being hit by the great depression. He had so much potential to become a great man and it’s times like that that truly makes us realize that money is not God
It’s unlikely that he would of ever changed. He’s one of those men that was very ‘set in his ways’. He’s one of those men who believed in men having power over women, who believed that women were owned by men. I would of loved to of seen him getting redemption and trying to sort his life out.
Diana Chin people like Cal, didn’t think they’d need a back up plan. Cal was one of those people that thought his money would just be endless. He never thought about what would happen if he was to loose his money.
Diana Chin That’s true! But then, they had nothing. Once you lost your money, that was pretty much it. There wasn’t any going back, and i suppose Cal saw no way back and thought killing himself was the way out.
Why didn't he look at the girl with the blanket on her head? He didn't put 100% into the search. I bet he can't find his keys when they fall behind a couch.
I would imagine because he's only seen her in her most favorable light with her makeup hair styled and expensive gowns, he may not have even recognized her. Keep in mind these people have been traveling for days and almost froze to death so she probably looks very sickly on top of being unkept. It's not like he loved her So he probably wouldn't ecognize her. sad.
@@Heidibell20 no, he wanted the diamond. If he would've found rose he would've carried on to abuse and control her, rose never loved him and was 100% uncomfortable with him, as shown in a deleted scene. He only cared about the diamond.
It's understandable why she detested him, but I think that there's a bit of pity, too. As if she's saying: "Money was your god, but once you lost it, what was left for you?" She sees him as a sad, pathetic man who spent his whole life controlling everyone (wife, kids, servants, etc.), but who himself was controlled by money.
The moral here is that Cal survived when so many (poor) people who wanted to live died. However, he learnt nothing but remained priviledged enough to think life was not worth living without his money and status so he arrogantly took his own life after losing what he thought was "everything". For that Rose rolls her eyes in the ending.
canelia yes brilliantly said. He gets a place in the lifeboat when another didn't, doesn't think how lucky is and then wastes that and takes his own life later on. Kind of a betrayal to the memory of the lost lives regardless of the classes when you think about it.
@@nathanseper8738 His survival did ensure someone else who would otherwise have perished got out of there alive. Someone who in all probability would have been a casualty anyway, as those parties mostly came out just as the last two boats were leaving, and everyone who made it to them was exposed to the cold water, most of which did not make it to Carpathia. As a child, being in or on a flooded or capsized boat would make her freeze faster than an adult male, which comprised most of those who did make it at this point. Plus most of those in that boat got flung out when the sudden list happened and failed to get back in. Whether he did it in order to save himself or out of pity does not matter. He succeeded where Jack failed.
Haunting scene I always thought. Rose looks almost ghostlike. Dude was literally feet away from her and looking in her direction. She really desired to start over...and why not.
@@calhockley4569 she cheated on you because she dose not love you. Your an elitist bastard and she wanted to find real love not in an arranged marriage forced by her lazy arrogant over proud mother
I love the smirk on her face after she days this because cal deserves to have someone smirk at his misfortune. He was truly every bit of the unimaginable bastard rose accuses him of being as the ship sinks.
My Dad was from that era. He used to tell me that If you looked "off" or had no business in the building, they wouldn't let you go pass a certain floor because of the frequency of suicides due to the great depression.
Rest In Peace to the passengers and the crew who went down with the Titanic And god bless to the crew of the Carpathia who saved Titanic’s surviving passengers and crew.
“his children fought over the scraps of his estate like hyenas” left it out this clip but it just showed how obsessed cal was w/ money & power, bred his children to be the exact same way, so much that they would cut each others throats to get what was left of their father, rose def dodged a bullet there 😮😂
But his children must have been very very young considering it was just a 17 year gap and that he had to find a wife, get married and a pregnancy lasts for nearly a year
Erich rose mentioned “the crash of 29” which refers to the US stock market crash of 1929 which wiped out everyone’s money and put millions out of work. Cal must not have been able to cope being broke and took his life.
There's an omitted script Rose is sipping hot tea. Her eyes focus on him as he approaches her. He barely recognizes her. She looks like a refugee, her matted hair hanging in her eyes. ROSE Yes, I lived. How awkward for you. CAL Rose... your mother and I have been looking for you-- She holds up her hand, stopping him. ROSE Please don't. Don't talk. Just listen. We will make a deal, since that is something you understand. From this moment you do not exist for me, nor I for you. You shall not see me again. And you will not attempt to find me. In return I will keep my silence. Your actions last night need never come to light, and you will get to keep the honor you have carefully purchased. She fixes him with a glare as cold and hard as the ice which changed their lives. ROSE Is this in any way unclear? CAL (after a long beat) What do I tell your mother? ROSE Tell her that her daughter died with the Titanic. She stands, turning to the rail. Dismissing him. We see Cal stricken with emotion. CAL You're precious to me, Rose. ROSE Jewels are precious. Goodbye, Mr. Hockley. We see that in his way, the only way he knows, he does truly love her. After a moment, he turns and walks away.
the guy at 0:35 smoking a cigarette wearing a white shirt and overalls is Arthur John Priest, he worked in the ship's boiler room and survived the sinking of the Titanic.
Tbh Cal aside I think the most heartbreaking one is the two women asking where their husbands are. Especially the woman who keeps asking if there’s another passenger list though the crewman keeps telling her there isn’t.
In the original script Cal finds Rose on the Carparthia deck but she tells him to forget about her and to not find her or she will tell everyone about his actions of the night before. She also tells him to tell her mother that she died.
It hurts my feelings that Jack died ...Rose doesn't have a chance to have a family with Jack but, atleast they have so much time together when Jack is still alive
That’s what makes it sad Jack, a genuine good man that managed to make a young girl fall in love with him in just a few days who deserved to live, died. While Cal, who managed to make millions of viewers hate him in just an hour who was an arrogant son of a bitch that didn’t deserve it, lived. And that’s what makes the story even more tragic. I’m surprised Rose was able to fall in love again, but I’m sure it hurt to love another considering Jack is her soulmate, but then again Jack made her promise too
Yeah i really wish she could start a family with jack things would be different imagine jacks and rose's kid's meeting cals and his unnamed wife's kid's i wonder what that be like
In one of the final drafts of the movie, Rose has one final encounter with Cal, and goes as follows: *Cal approaches her, barely recognizing her* Rose: Yes, I lived, How awkward for you. Cal: Rose... Your mother and I have been looking for you... *She holds up her hand, stopping him* Rose: Please don't. Don't talk. Just listen. We will make a deal, since that is something you understand. From this moment you do not exist for me, nor I for you. You shall not see me again, and will not attempt to find me. In return I shall keep silence. Your actions last night need never come to light, and you will get to keep the honor you have carefully purchased. *She fixes him with a glare as cold and hard as the ice which changed their lives.* Rose: Is this in anyway unclear? Cal (after a long beat): What do I tell your mother? Rose: Tell her that her daughter died with the Titanic. *She stands, turning to the rail. Dismissing him. We see Cal stricken with emotion* Cal: you're precious to me, Rose. Rose: Jewels are precious. Goodbye, Mr. Hockley. *We see that in his way, the only way he knows, he does truly love her* *After a moment, he turns and walks away*
Is that real? Or are you a great writer? I presume you know about A Night to Remember. ANTR is more fact than fiction, although there is some fabricated stuff. There is a fictitious couple who exist for the sole purpose of an ironic killing who are deliriously happy whenever we see them except when they try to swim away. They get smashed by the funnel when trying to swim for the overturned boat. Most of the others are real, but another fictional example is an upperclass man who lies to get his wife and children into a boat and is among the first to know about the dire situation from Andrews.
I wish they would have kept that scene instead of the one we ended up with. For two reasons 1. It showed Rose finally standing up for herself moving on in life on her own terms. 2. Because this scene never made sense to me. It didn't occur to him to go straight to the woman who's covered up and has her back turn towards you. Like I know it's a nice visual to see but still.
@@iamtriston666 3. For the typical cheesy one-liner being thrown back at a character that the main protagonist had a quarrel with. "Is this in any way unclear" SOOOOO EPIC, Rose hitting him with his own words after that table-incident
In the script there is actually a scene where Cal spots her in the crowd at carpathia! Rose says that she won’t tell anyone of Cal’s actions on the Titanic in exchange that he leaves her alone for the rest of their lives and will not try to find her. Cal asks what he’ll tell Rose’s mother, and Rose says ”You’ll tell her her daughter died with the Titanic.” Cal then says ”You’re precious to me, Rose.” The script then states that it’s obvious that in his way, the only way he knows, Cal truly loves her. Rose then says ”Jewels are precious. Goodbye, Mr. Hockley.”
Even though Cal was an asshole.. I was happy to see him survive the sinking. It was just so horrible for everyone.. BUT when we get to land I’m kicking your ass! 😂
When I saw the movie and heard about Cal killing himself I applauded. He was a creep. He probably made his wife miserable. And other people as well. Goodbye creep.
Notice that she never mentions her mother or what became of. Probably never even made an effort to find out. Clearly, no love lost. You have to think though that because Rose didn’t marry Cal, the mother was forced to sell off her things, and to go back to work as a seamstress. Probably lived out the rest of her life as a commoner, which was likely worse than death for her.
He was not looking for Rose he was looking for the Hart of the ocean that was still in her pocket. He never really loved her, she was just a trofee at his side.
The Carpathia went to save titanic as fast as she could and dogged all the ice bergs and they said they will e there in 4 hours but titanic sink in 2 hours it wasn't able to save titanic and also the Olympic went to save titanic and yet again it was to Late the Olympic and the Carpathia are truly good ships and the Californian didn't save them but maybe if three ships were there when the titanic was still sinking they could have saved more people
hardeep singh At that time, it wasn’t necessary to have a huge amount of life boats. One of the ship's legacies was that she had 20 lifeboats that could only accommodate 1,178 people, despite the fact that there were approximately 2,208 on board. If they had got more lifeboats, then it’s quite possible that more people could of been saved.
Leon Chua In a deleted seen the works that where on the telegraph where assholes to the people on the Californian even though they warned the workers on the titanic about the iceberg
In the omitted Script Cal and Rose made a deal Rose is sipping hot tea. Her eyes focus on him as he approaches her. He barely recognizes her. She looks like a refugee, her matted hair hanging in her eyes. ROSE Yes, I lived. How awkward for you. CAL Rose... your mother and I have been looking for you-- She holds up her hand, stopping him. ROSE Please don't. Don't talk. Just listen. We will make a deal, since that is something you understand. From this moment you do not exist for me, nor I for you. You shall not see me again. And you will not attempt to find me. In return I will keep my silence. Your actions last night need never come to light, and you will get to keep the honor you have carefully purchased. She fixes him with a glare as cold and hard as the ice which changed their lives. ROSE Is this in any way unclear? CAL (after a long beat) What do I tell your mother? ROSE Tell her that her daughter died with the Titanic. She stands, turning to the rail. Dismissing him. We see Cal stricken with emotion. CAL You're precious to me, Rose. ROSE Jewels are precious. Goodbye, Mr. Hockley. We see that in his way, the only way he knows, he does truly love her. After a moment, he turns and walks away.
Josefine Bliss he could easily buy another one and find another woman he was a very rich guy so if he saw her as property that would mean he would find her replaceable and there for not care to look for her
@@GrammarNazi1988 I somewhat agree however I think Cal was a toughie and loved a woman in this quirky, materialistic way. I think he was looking for her because of that kind of love romantic and idealistic people may never understand. One can see in this scene he's face - it's a face who is truly sad because he did not find his love one.
0:27 I never noticed this before, but look at the people right next to the Carpathia staff member who has the tray of tea. It's the little girl Cal used to get on the lifeboat at the woman who took her after Cal dumped her. Their faces aren't very visible, but you can tell that it is them by the woman's sweater and the little girl's shawl. You can see them again at 0:43. I hope the woman adopted her. They seem to have formed a bond -- they both went through an unthinkable trauma, and both most likely lost their families. They need each other!
That woman was Rhoda Abbott, a strong Third Class passenger and the only woman to end up in the water and survive that night, she lost her own teenage sons that night and refused to board as her boys were old enough to be denied access. They were seperated when the ship took a dive, so the sons died but she got back to Collapsible A.
I just realized that there’s a lot of suicide in this movie… Rose attempted suicide, Officer Murdoch succeeded in committing suicide, and Cal ended up doing the same… Jesus!
And just to think the intervention from Captain Rostron when he ordered the heating on board the Carpathia to be switched off so her engines could steam ahead to the scene to save as many survivors as possible. The ship was only designed to have a max speed of 14.5 knots, but she ended up steaming ahead at 17.5 knots - three and a half knots above her max operating limit to reach the scene in 3.5 hours. Thus resulting in the Carpathia saving 705 passengers, If he never made that order he may of saved barely any of the titanic passengers
@Bill Patrick Jones Those deleted scenes do not count... Those deleted scenes are irrelevant... Hockley got with Bukater due to political reasons and loved his money more...
@Bill Patrick Jones 2 years later... Hockley kills himself over the stock market crash... He loved his money more which is why Hockley was after the diamond and not Bukater
Vincent F Deleted scenes are like cut, but still acknowledged in the FULL storyline, as they are like unrecovered or put away so the movie is short, when cut it is like they took a shortcut.
Rose wanted to suicide but jack saved her.. After sinking again jack saved her making her to promise to live & jack died.. Jack saved rose twice.. and jack made sure to keep rose alive and live life till the end... Cal always wanted to live but ended up with suicide... Jack was the real hero❤️
I read somewhere that Cal thought Rose died but if she became a famous actress you think Cal would've recognized her and been able to find her with how rich he was?
He was just young and Rich, he had potential to change. It’s sad how he went looking for her, he didn’t know if she made it out alive. His concern was a lil sad cus I bet he thought she died 💔
As a non Disney movie their is no finer greater movie than Titanic a true masterpiece of pure brilliance fuck Avatar this is James Cameron true masterpiece his last true work of art a brilliant classic .
0:49 I've always felt so sorry for that poor woman, frantic and desperate to find out if her husband survived, knowing that the chances are virtually nil. 😢
In my opinion, Cal is not a villain. But a victim to his wealth and ego. He is not entirely evil in my opinion which makes him an interesting antagonist. He still wanted to provide for Rose and he got cheated on later, lost his wealth and his fiance
Well there was this one instance were it showed a shred of humanity in Cal when Fabrizio and the other passengers in the water got crushed by the ship's falling smokestack.
@@Heraldo_Del_Mar oh interesting. Yes, like I said he tried to shoot them because of his temperament issue. The man seems temperemental and dangerous once you hit or trigger his feelings
Agreed. And when he grabbed the crying little girl so he’d be allowed on a lifeboat, he saved her life. It doesn’t matter that it was purely out of self-interest-no one else on the ship even bothered to help her. Regardless of his intent, he did the right thing without thinking twice about it.
Wow. Committed suicide by shooting a pistol in his mouth when the Wall Street Crash of 1929 hit. That must’ve been a severe blow to Cal. He could’ve found a better way to make a living, but he couldn’t due to the Great Depression.
Damn Rose was so cold in the way she mentions Cal committed suicide, as if she did not give a single f**k that he blew his brains out. She even rolls her eyes as she said “Or so I read”
I honestly wish she had let him notice her just so that he would know she’s OK. Because even though he was a horrible horrible person, you could tell in his face that he was worried that she had died.
To be honest, I can't blame Cal for killing himself when losing money. Change can be difficult to adjust to. Also, in regards to money, we live in a society where pretty much everything costs money. Want to get together with a friend? You're probably going to be grabbing coffee or lunch, which costs money. Want to start dating? You'll probably be going to a movie or a show, which costs money. Want to live in an apartment or house? That costs a lot of money, and it's illegal in many places to sleep on the streets or set up a tent somewhere. In addition to that, people look at you with judgment when you're clearly homeless. A friend has their birthday party at the bar or the club? That can end up costing a lot of money. Except for having a home, nowhere here have I mentioned materialistic goods. It's all aspects of living an active social life that I mentioned here in regards to money. I can, however, blame Cal for treating Rose as his property, framing Jack, and showing no compassion for anyone other than himself.
Cal could have gotten a regular job and worked his way back up, but his ego wouldn't allow that! Cal never learned how 2 be happy without money! Even his wife and children weren't enough 2 go on living 4!
A bit of poetic justice though, Cal being a smug rich jerk with a massive ego it turned out to be his own downfall. He fails to shoot Jack or Rose but shoots himself.
Cal ends up collecting his families millions, insurance on the diamond, and getting married and having kids and living a happy next 17 years still the stock market crash
0:36 do you see this guy on the stairs? he is the leader of the engine room. how depressing it was for him to think that some of his men died and he couldn't do something...
Am I the only one who felt sorry for Cal a bit? I would almost say he’s one of the most tragic characters ever written. I believe he cared about Rose and deep down wanted to be a better person but his obsession with money and power pushed him over the edge. After the scene when he is done chasing Jack and Rose you can see he cared more about the diamond than Rose herself hence why he was laughing about leaving the diamond in the coat he put on Rose. He is basically a broken man at that point , because everything he did backfired. Separating Rose and Jack didn’t work, trying to frame Jack didn’t work , and trying to shoot him didn’t work either. I personally think had Jack lived and they saw Cal I believe she would have gave him back the diamond and Cal would have left them alone for good.
why feeling sorry for him? Throughout the movie he portrayed himself as an abusive, manipulative and absolutely unlikable character. He even cheated his way into a life boat by stealing that child.
@@kornbroetchen99 I could be mistaken here, but I think that child had been separated from their parents and in the panic no one cared about them. Selfish intentions or not, Cal picking the kid up probably ensured that kids survival. I could be mistaken though...it's been a while since I watched this movie
@@jilimarieindelible465 Be that as it may, his actions still saved that kid's life. He got on a lifeboat with the kid and they were picked up by the Carpathia. And as I said it's been a while since I watched that movie. The last time I did, I actually turned it off when the band died, so I never made it to that part.
Olympic; Titanic's sister ship also heard the SOS call, but they were further away than the Carparthia, over 200 miles. The Olympic was within 100 miles of the last known position when they received a message from the Carpathia that Titanic had sunk with other 1500 lost. Ismay refused to authorise the transfer of survivors onto Olympic which had more than enough room and plenty of food being a much larger vessel. His reasoning was that putting the traumatised survivors on board a ship that looks almost identical to the one they narrowly escaped death may result in a few hysterical meltdowns.
0:10 They've done Boxhall dirty. He hardly gets any scenes and they even made Lowe light the green candles, while it was Boxhall in boat 2 who did that. The only line he got was when Titanic's stern was up in the air: "Bloody pull faster, and pull!"
Not sure of cals age here though he is much older. Late 20s early 30s. Its stated in the beginning that Rose dewitt buketer is listed as having died on titanic at age 17. Age 16 or 17 is legal consent to marry someone off though in some states they may require a parents signature. Though rose and her mom either originally from Europe or maybe NYC. But its her mom pushed her onto cal to marry him because its all about money for there survival in the first class. Mom seemed to hang on him more she probably wanted to marry him but too old. Rose tried to convince herself that she loved Cal more for the pressure of trying to keep there class status going. Its jack convinces her to break free it took the sinking of the ship for her to break free change her identity and yeh there could have been a chance here for her to leap up and say Cal its me i am alive and tell him to screw off and start a new life but she chose to hide under the blanket and let him go off. I wonder what became of her mom after the lifeboat rescue did she go poor or marry to have money or work as a seamstress or her mom die of a broken heart eventually loss of her hubby and then thinking rose is dead.
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Rose wanted to commit suicide but survived the Titanic.
Cal survived the Titanic but committed suicide.
lmfao karma
One word irony
Cal was the one who made Rose want to commit suicide because of his cruelty towards her, but ironically, it was he himself who committed suicide in the end. Jack was the one who saved Rose's life twice, only to lose his own to the Titanic.
@@ericaswenson1034 damn poetry
@@XenoRaptor-98765 its not ironic
After chasing after Rose with a gun, I'm surprised Cal made one last attempt to see her.
he wanted the necklace
Fortunately to her, he couldn't recognise her...
He was trying to shoot jack not rose, that's why he was looking for her
@@alkalizer2499 he was searching tue diamont not her.
Nah. Theres a deleted scene where he sees a redhead and goes "Rose!" And is visibly happy, and then disappointed when he realizes it's someone else. So he definitely wanted the necklace, but he still wanted her too. He gave her the expensive ass thing for a reason lol
It’s really something that Cal learned literally nothing from this disaster. He got a vivid glimpse of how worthless money really is, as rich and poor people alike were lost in that shipwreck, and he watched thousands of them die before his very eyes. Yet it taught him nothing about the value of life and he remained obsessed with money until the end, to the point where he couldn’t even live without money, despite what he saw that night.
Cal and rose titanic
It was the complete opposite. Women and children were supposed to be saved first but Lords and Sirs who "bravely" (Rearline generals) fought in wars got lifeboats before many women and children.
And still it's the same today. A boat of hundreds of migrants sinks and hardly a peep from the media.
A McGuyver made Submarine implodes with a Billionaire on board and every coast guard resource is put on alert and its a 24/7 media furore.
Money isn't worthless dumbfuck. Try living a day without money. Money gets you to better places. Greed is bad. Yeah, a disaster kills everyone equally. But people with money and wealth, when they survive, will live a better life than the poor people. Only poor people know the value of money
Cal was addicted to luxury.
Compare that to somebody like Molly Brown, who was also rich, but still compassionate towards those who needed it, especially Jack. Not to mention her horrified reaction to seeing Titanic in its final moments.
I actually like how Cal really got his comeuppance later on in his life. Sure they could just had him freeze like everyone else on the Titanic but having him lose all his money during the Depression is even better. His money is his whole life and everything and really hits him hard. Then he commits suicide. A fitting end for a major jerk.
Imagine losing all you've ever known? Can't blame him.
Elitists like him are all the same. They think being born into high class and wealth means they’ll have it forever. It’s all they know. Terrible
A character that really lived by wealth and died by wealth.
Later on his 3 children fought over remnants of his now evaporated fortune as reported by his widow
And I liked him at first
I really wish Cal had changed after being hit by the great depression. He had so much potential to become a great man and it’s times like that that truly makes us realize that money is not God
That’s true, it could have been a turning point for him if he had allowed it to be. He wasn’t all bad but just needed to learn humility.
It’s unlikely that he would of ever changed. He’s one of those men that was very ‘set in his ways’. He’s one of those men who believed in men having power over women, who believed that women were owned by men. I would of loved to of seen him getting redemption and trying to sort his life out.
Diana Chin people like Cal, didn’t think they’d need a back up plan. Cal was one of those people that thought his money would just be endless. He never thought about what would happen if he was to loose his money.
Diana Chin That’s true! But then, they had nothing. Once you lost your money, that was pretty much it. There wasn’t any going back, and i suppose Cal saw no way back and thought killing himself was the way out.
@@nancyhey1012 I figured the aftermath of the Titanic was a turning point. He never changed after that and maybe learned humility afterwards.
Why didn't he look at the girl with the blanket on her head? He didn't put 100% into the search. I bet he can't find his keys when they fall behind a couch.
Myth Detector I completely agree. I wonder at that point, if he would have just demanded the diamond from her jacket..
I would imagine because he's only seen her in her most favorable light with her makeup hair styled and expensive gowns, he may not have even recognized her. Keep in mind these people have been traveling for days and almost froze to death so she probably looks very sickly on top of being unkept. It's not like he loved her So he probably wouldn't ecognize her. sad.
Myth Detector, do u know how many times my husband tells me he can’t find something & it’s right in front of his damn face??
u know he's a prick ryt
Myth Detector he probably didn’t KNOW IT WAS A GIRL
he wasn’t looking for her. he was looking for the heart of the ocean.
He was looking for her as it is shown in the deleted scene
@@Heidibell20 no, he wanted the diamond. If he would've found rose he would've carried on to abuse and control her, rose never loved him and was 100% uncomfortable with him, as shown in a deleted scene. He only cared about the diamond.
He got insurance money for it.
@@Heidibell20Yeah, looking for her bc she had the diamond
1:16 every time I hear old Rose describing what became of Cal after their last encounter always gives me chills.
It's understandable why she detested him, but I think that there's a bit of pity, too. As if she's saying: "Money was your god, but once you lost it, what was left for you?" She sees him as a sad, pathetic man who spent his whole life controlling everyone (wife, kids, servants, etc.), but who himself was controlled by money.
He would've abused Rose after marrying her. She was smart to blend in with the steerage group.
The moral here is that Cal survived when so many (poor) people who wanted to live died. However, he learnt nothing but remained priviledged enough to think life was not worth living without his money and status so he arrogantly took his own life after losing what he thought was "everything". For that Rose rolls her eyes in the ending.
canelia yes brilliantly said. He gets a place in the lifeboat when another didn't, doesn't think how lucky is and then wastes that and takes his own life later on. Kind of a betrayal to the memory of the lost lives regardless of the classes when you think about it.
@@greenkitty82 In the end, he was a weak, weak man who couldn't function without money.
@@nathanseper8738 His survival did ensure someone else who would otherwise have perished got out of there alive. Someone who in all probability would have been a casualty anyway, as those parties mostly came out just as the last two boats were leaving, and everyone who made it to them was exposed to the cold water, most of which did not make it to Carpathia. As a child, being in or on a flooded or capsized boat would make her freeze faster than an adult male, which comprised most of those who did make it at this point. Plus most of those in that boat got flung out when the sudden list happened and failed to get back in. Whether he did it in order to save himself or out of pity does not matter. He succeeded where Jack failed.
Ya true he might as well died on the ship,piece of shit he was.
@@TheNotverysocial Really man?
Haunting scene I always thought. Rose looks almost ghostlike. Dude was literally feet away from her and looking in her direction. She really desired to start over...and why not.
She's saying please don't recognize me walk away
What a pretty ghost!!!
Jack was 20.. rose was 17 normal right wellll CAL was 32
Jack was 22 and Rose 21 🤔
@@chivuvasi7581 No, Jack was 20 and Rose was 17 (the character not the actor).
Cal was actually 30
Who cares
@@johnconnor7501 ik who gives a damn
She had to mix herself with the 3rd class people... Or she would never break free from her mother and Cal's grasp...
Rose's reaction at the end, looks like she care less about Cal.
I agree, pretty sure he did way more damage then we Know from their time on the Titanic. She loathe as I can tell.
But Cal really loves Rose but more like an obsession kinda love
Mr. P nah. I loved her normally. I am so mad tho that she cheated on me with jack.
@@calhockley4569 i thought you committed suicide?
@@calhockley4569 she cheated on you because she dose not love you. Your an elitist bastard and she wanted to find real love not in an arranged marriage forced by her lazy arrogant over proud mother
“And he put a pistol in his mouth that year......or so I read”
😂😂😂😂😂
I love the smirk on her face after she days this because cal deserves to have someone smirk at his misfortune. He was truly every bit of the unimaginable bastard rose accuses him of being as the ship sinks.
It's not funny.
I’m gonna guess that Cal wasn’t the only rich person who took his own life after having been affected by the crash of 29
My Dad was from that era. He used to tell me that If you looked "off" or had no business in the building, they wouldn't let you go pass a certain floor because of the frequency of suicides due to the great depression.
@@bensisko4651hat’s terrible. I mean that was the same everywhere I guess
When cal went down stairs, a guy from the lower engine room had made it, that’s actually nice to know he made it, cause he threw hell and made it
Omg just now realizing! This comment made me so happy because I was so sad for them all these years!!
Rest In Peace to the passengers and the crew who went down with the Titanic
And god bless to the crew of the Carpathia who saved Titanic’s surviving passengers and crew.
He wast looking for her he was looking for the diamond it was in his coat
there's actually a deleted scene at 0:50, cal runs up to the girl who he thinks is rose 0:50
“his children fought over the scraps of his estate like hyenas” left it out this clip but it just showed how obsessed cal was w/ money & power, bred his children to be the exact same way, so much that they would cut each others throats to get what was left of their father, rose def dodged a bullet there 😮😂
But his children must have been very very young considering it was just a 17 year gap and that he had to find a wife, get married and a pregnancy lasts for nearly a year
Cal never learned how 2 be happy without money! Even his wife and children weren't enough 2 go on living 4!
before he commited suicide, Cal lived a good 17 years after Titanic sank.
Why did he do it? Too obsessed for Rose?
@@TikiFoamy38 because some crisis happened and he lost all his money
Ha! karma na si cal
C. C. he shot himself in the mouth after struggling financially
Erich rose mentioned “the crash of 29” which refers to the US stock market crash of 1929 which wiped out everyone’s money and put millions out of work. Cal must not have been able to cope being broke and took his life.
Cal wasn’t looking for Rose.... hello!! He was looking for the necklace. The Heart of The Ocean was in the pocket of the coat he gave her 😒😒
no he was looking for rose, if you watch the deleted scenes cal runs up to that girl who he thinks is rose at 0:50
There's an omitted script
Rose is sipping hot tea. Her eyes focus on him as he approaches her. He barely recognizes her. She looks like a refugee, her matted hair hanging in her eyes.
ROSE
Yes, I lived. How awkward for you.
CAL
Rose... your mother and I have been looking for you--
She holds up her hand, stopping him.
ROSE
Please don't. Don't talk. Just listen. We will make a deal, since that is something you understand. From this moment you do not exist for me, nor I for you. You shall not see me again. And you will not attempt to find me. In return I will keep my silence. Your actions last night need never come to light, and you will get to keep the honor you have carefully purchased.
She fixes him with a glare as cold and hard as the ice which changed their lives.
ROSE
Is this in any way unclear?
CAL
(after a long beat)
What do I tell your mother?
ROSE
Tell her that her daughter died with the Titanic.
She stands, turning to the rail. Dismissing him. We see Cal stricken with emotion.
CAL
You're precious to me, Rose.
ROSE
Jewels are precious. Goodbye, Mr. Hockley.
We see that in his way, the only way he knows, he does truly love her.
After a moment, he turns and walks away.
@@hinojalespaolo Never shot.
Kiss the money good bye
Cal has the nerve to actually try to find Rose after ordering Lovejoy to kill Rose and Jack
He didn't order it directly, he just said Lovejoy could have the diamond! I'm sure he was hoping Lovejoy would kill Jack though!
the guy at 0:35 smoking a cigarette wearing a white shirt and overalls is Arthur John Priest, he worked in the ship's boiler room and survived the sinking of the Titanic.
I never noticed that thank you for pointing it out glad he made it!
Actually, it's Fredrick Barrett!
@@trevorblue4531same
Tbh Cal aside I think the most heartbreaking one is the two women asking where their husbands are. Especially the woman who keeps asking if there’s another passenger list though the crewman keeps telling her there isn’t.
Carl obsession with Rose wasn't love... It was what most narcisists have - a true obsession for winning no matter what
I if I was one of the titanic survivors the first thing I would do after getting of the boat is...
KISS THE GOD DAMN FLOOR
And second thing - I would never travel with ship again.
i would never talk again
I would never step on a pool again never
In the original script Cal finds Rose on the Carparthia deck but she tells him to forget about her and to not find her or she will tell everyone about his actions of the night before. She also tells him to tell her mother that she died.
He tried to shoot rose and jack with a pistol and ironically he puts one in his mouth
wish they'd kept the part where he confuses another red-haired woman for rose in this scene
Kal yelled at rose a lot all the bullet did was give him an extra mouth to yell 🤬
Cal got away with trying to kill Jack and Rose, 😯 lucky
It hurts my feelings that Jack died ...Rose doesn't have a chance to have a family with Jack but, atleast they have so much time together when Jack is still alive
That’s what makes it sad Jack, a genuine good man that managed to make a young girl fall in love with him in just a few days who deserved to live, died. While Cal, who managed to make millions of viewers hate him in just an hour who was an arrogant son of a bitch that didn’t deserve it, lived. And that’s what makes the story even more tragic. I’m surprised Rose was able to fall in love again, but I’m sure it hurt to love another considering Jack is her soulmate, but then again Jack made her promise too
Even though she was literally engaged and cheated instead of calling the relationship off
Yeah i really wish she could start a family with jack things would be different imagine jacks and rose's kid's meeting cals and his unnamed wife's kid's i wonder what that be like
After seeing how bad of a shot he is I’m surprised he didn’t miss when he put the pistol in his mouth
In one of the final drafts of the movie, Rose has one final encounter with Cal, and goes as follows:
*Cal approaches her, barely recognizing her*
Rose: Yes, I lived, How awkward for you.
Cal: Rose... Your mother and I have been looking for you...
*She holds up her hand, stopping him*
Rose: Please don't. Don't talk. Just listen. We will make a deal, since that is something you understand. From this moment you do not exist for me, nor I for you. You shall not see me again, and will not attempt to find me. In return I shall keep silence. Your actions last night need never come to light, and you will get to keep the honor you have carefully purchased.
*She fixes him with a glare as cold and hard as the ice which changed their lives.*
Rose: Is this in anyway unclear?
Cal (after a long beat): What do I tell your mother?
Rose: Tell her that her daughter died with the Titanic.
*She stands, turning to the rail. Dismissing him. We see Cal stricken with emotion*
Cal: you're precious to me, Rose.
Rose: Jewels are precious. Goodbye, Mr. Hockley.
*We see that in his way, the only way he knows, he does truly love her*
*After a moment, he turns and walks away*
Is that real? Or are you a great writer?
I presume you know about A Night to Remember. ANTR is more fact than fiction, although there is some fabricated stuff. There is a fictitious couple who exist for the sole purpose of an ironic killing who are deliriously happy whenever we see them except when they try to swim away. They get smashed by the funnel when trying to swim for the overturned boat.
Most of the others are real, but another fictional example is an upperclass man who lies to get his wife and children into a boat and is among the first to know about the dire situation from Andrews.
@@TheNotverysocial No I suck at writing. Look up Titanic script pdf or something. It's all online
I wish they would have kept that scene instead of the one we ended up with. For two reasons
1. It showed Rose finally standing up for herself moving on in life on her own terms.
2. Because this scene never made sense to me. It didn't occur to him to go straight to the woman who's covered up and has her back turn towards you. Like I know it's a nice visual to see but still.
@@iamtriston666 3. For the typical cheesy one-liner being thrown back at a character that the main protagonist had a quarrel with.
"Is this in any way unclear" SOOOOO EPIC, Rose hitting him with his own words after that table-incident
If I were Rose I would turn my head to Cal and say to him: 'Congratulations, now you can argue with Titanic who got lower'
This is my favorite comment lmao
Silence is the best answer.
I wonder what would've happened had he seen her. An alternative scene of this happening should've been filmed who agrees?
AllKnowingOracle There was a deleted scene where he though he had spotted her, but it ended up being someone else
In the script there is actually a scene where Cal spots her in the crowd at carpathia! Rose says that she won’t tell anyone of Cal’s actions on the Titanic in exchange that he leaves her alone for the rest of their lives and will not try to find her. Cal asks what he’ll tell Rose’s mother, and Rose says ”You’ll tell her her daughter died with the Titanic.” Cal then says ”You’re precious to me, Rose.” The script then states that it’s obvious that in his way, the only way he knows, Cal truly loves her. Rose then says ”Jewels are precious. Goodbye, Mr. Hockley.”
@@annatiira Sounds so good do you know of it was filmed or not?
AllKnowingOracle I tried to find it but apparently not :(
@@annatiira that's so sad :(
sad ending but karma in the end for cal x
Meanwhile rose didn’t get karma she deserved
@@kova1577 good point, if u dont mind me asking what did rose do to deserve karma, but she didnt get
? good point though
@@richymatthews1422 she literally cheated on Cal
Even though Cal was an asshole.. I was happy to see him survive the sinking. It was just so horrible for everyone.. BUT when we get to land I’m kicking your ass! 😂
"He put a pistol in his mouth that yeat"
Me:RA TA TA TA
When I saw the movie and heard about Cal killing himself I applauded. He was a creep. He probably made his wife miserable. And other people as well. Goodbye creep.
When she said Cal put a pistol in his mouth people in the theater I went to applauded and cheered, lol
💓 touching movie made me to cry
And then Cal was reborn as Ansem, the Seeker of Darkness.
Notice that she never mentions her mother or what became of. Probably never even made an effort to find out. Clearly, no love lost. You have to think though that because Rose didn’t marry Cal, the mother was forced to sell off her things, and to go back to work as a seamstress. Probably lived out the rest of her life as a commoner, which was likely worse than death for her.
Kate sold this movie. Imagine her not being the lead omg
Actually both... Leo & Kate 🥺🥺🥺 Can't even imagine anybody else in their place 😭🤮
He was not looking for Rose he was looking for the Hart of the ocean that was still in her pocket. He never really loved her, she was just a trofee at his side.
*Heart
*Trophy
Sorry I'm just a spelling freak
Never loved her, but he was really upset about Rose behavior. He wanted to give her a lesson.
@@victordgarciariveroll5231 She gave him one instead.
He actually did love her even though she was cheating
@@Cha0tic_G00d I’m sorry you are right. Both words I wrote in Dutch wich I am. Thank you for your comment and have a wonderfull day ☺️
I see that in the tv i cried so hard
"I like to think the last thing that went through Cal's head, aside from that bullet, was how the Hell, did Rose, get the best of him."
Cameron gave Cal the fate he deserved. Apparently his kids were no better then him
The Carpathia went to save titanic as fast as she could and dogged all the ice bergs and they said they will e there in 4 hours but titanic sink in 2 hours it wasn't able to save titanic and also the Olympic went to save titanic and yet again it was to Late the Olympic and the Carpathia are truly good ships and the Californian didn't save them but maybe if three ships were there when the titanic was still sinking they could have saved more people
if they had enough life boats that would of helped
hardeep singh At that time, it wasn’t necessary to have a huge amount of life boats. One of the ship's legacies was that she had 20 lifeboats that could only accommodate 1,178 people, despite the fact that there were approximately 2,208 on board. If they had got more lifeboats, then it’s quite possible that more people could of been saved.
Leon Chua In a deleted seen the works that where on the telegraph where assholes to the people on the Californian even though they warned the workers on the titanic about the iceberg
@@ashleighdean6943 read my comment again that was what i said noob
hardeep singh I did, I was just providing more information. That’s all!
In the omitted Script Cal and Rose made a deal
Rose is sipping hot tea. Her eyes focus on him as he approaches her. He barely recognizes her. She looks like a refugee, her matted hair hanging in her eyes.
ROSE
Yes, I lived. How awkward for you.
CAL
Rose... your mother and I have been looking for you--
She holds up her hand, stopping him.
ROSE
Please don't. Don't talk. Just listen. We will make a deal, since that is something you understand. From this moment you do not exist for me, nor I for you. You shall not see me again. And you will not attempt to find me. In return I will keep my silence. Your actions last night need never come to light, and you will get to keep the honor you have carefully purchased.
She fixes him with a glare as cold and hard as the ice which changed their lives.
ROSE
Is this in any way unclear?
CAL
(after a long beat)
What do I tell your mother?
ROSE
Tell her that her daughter died with the Titanic.
She stands, turning to the rail. Dismissing him. We see Cal stricken with emotion.
CAL
You're precious to me, Rose.
ROSE
Jewels are precious. Goodbye, Mr. Hockley.
We see that in his way, the only way he knows, he does truly love her.
After a moment, he turns and walks away.
he still looked for her though even after she cheated on him
Because men back then saw women as their property. He was missing something he considered his + she had the diamond.
Josefine Bliss he could easily buy another one and find another woman he was a very rich guy so if he saw her as property that would mean he would find her replaceable and there for not care to look for her
CAL LOVEEEED ROSE. MAN! ROSE GOT OBSSESED WITH JACK... CAL AND ROSE... NOW I SEE THAT WAS MEANT TO BE!!
@@thephilosopher1663 Not necessarily -- it could have been an ego thing with Cal.
@@GrammarNazi1988 I somewhat agree however I think Cal was a toughie and loved a woman in this quirky, materialistic way. I think he was looking for her because of that kind of love romantic and idealistic people may never understand. One can see in this scene he's face - it's a face who is truly sad because he did not find his love one.
0:27 I never noticed this before, but look at the people right next to the Carpathia staff member who has the tray of tea. It's the little girl Cal used to get on the lifeboat at the woman who took her after Cal dumped her. Their faces aren't very visible, but you can tell that it is them by the woman's sweater and the little girl's shawl. You can see them again at 0:43.
I hope the woman adopted her. They seem to have formed a bond -- they both went through an unthinkable trauma, and both most likely lost their families. They need each other!
That woman was Rhoda Abbott, a strong Third Class passenger and the only woman to end up in the water and survive that night, she lost her own teenage sons that night and refused to board as her boys were old enough to be denied access. They were seperated when the ship took a dive, so the sons died but she got back to Collapsible A.
Imagine if Cal saw her
Cal was told directly by Murdoch that his money couldn't save his life, but he never really learned his lesson.
I just realized that there’s a lot of suicide in this movie… Rose attempted suicide, Officer Murdoch succeeded in committing suicide, and Cal ended up doing the same… Jesus!
And just to think the intervention from Captain Rostron when he ordered the heating on board the Carpathia to be switched off so her engines could steam ahead to the scene to save as many survivors as possible. The ship was only designed to have a max speed of 14.5 knots, but she ended up steaming ahead at 17.5 knots - three and a half knots above her max operating limit to reach the scene in 3.5 hours. Thus resulting in the Carpathia saving 705 passengers, If he never made that order he may of saved barely any of the titanic passengers
Even after a horrible disaster, they still separated by class.
Sneak 100
It seems Hockley wanted the diamond
@Bill Patrick Jones
Those deleted scenes do not count...
Those deleted scenes are irrelevant...
Hockley got with Bukater due to political reasons and loved his money more...
@Bill Patrick Jones
2 years later...
Hockley kills himself over the stock market crash...
He loved his money more which is why Hockley was after the diamond and not Bukater
Vincent F Deleted scenes are like cut, but still acknowledged in the FULL storyline, as they are like unrecovered or put away so the movie is short, when cut it is like they took a shortcut.
Bill Patrick Jones you haven’t a clue
Vincent F Incorrect. Titanic set sail in 1912. Cal killed himself in 1929, leaving a period of 17 years. Just thought I’d help you out there!
Surely he didn’t give up at this point though? Seeing a survivor named “Rose Dawson” might be worth him following up on.
Rose wanted to suicide but jack saved her..
After sinking again jack saved her making her to promise to live & jack died..
Jack saved rose twice.. and jack made sure to keep rose alive and live life till the end...
Cal always wanted to live but ended up with suicide...
Jack was the real hero❤️
I read somewhere that Cal thought Rose died but if she became a famous actress you think Cal would've recognized her and been able to find her with how rich he was?
Maybe this was after his suicide ?
I think Rose went 2 California and was acting in theatre!
He was just young and Rich, he had potential to change. It’s sad how he went looking for her, he didn’t know if she made it out alive. His concern was a lil sad cus I bet he thought she died 💔
As a non Disney movie their is no finer greater movie than Titanic a true masterpiece of pure brilliance fuck Avatar this is James Cameron true masterpiece his last true work of art a brilliant classic .
Even on the the rescue ship they were seperating the first, second and third classes
0:49 I've always felt so sorry for that poor woman, frantic and desperate to find out if her husband survived, knowing that the chances are virtually nil. 😢
Cal never learned how 2 be happy without money! Even his wife and children weren't enough 2 go on living 4!
In my opinion, Cal is not a villain. But a victim to his wealth and ego. He is not entirely evil in my opinion which makes him an interesting antagonist. He still wanted to provide for Rose and he got cheated on later, lost his wealth and his fiance
Eh he did try to shoot them lol
Well there was this one instance were it showed a shred of humanity in Cal when Fabrizio and the other passengers in the water got crushed by the ship's falling smokestack.
@@BillyBob-xi9ih not excusable but understandable
@@Heraldo_Del_Mar oh interesting. Yes, like I said he tried to shoot them because of his temperament issue. The man seems temperemental and dangerous once you hit or trigger his feelings
Agreed. And when he grabbed the crying little girl so he’d be allowed on a lifeboat, he saved her life. It doesn’t matter that it was purely out of self-interest-no one else on the ship even bothered to help her. Regardless of his intent, he did the right thing without thinking twice about it.
Wow. Committed suicide by shooting a pistol in his mouth when the Wall Street Crash of 1929 hit. That must’ve been a severe blow to Cal. He could’ve found a better way to make a living, but he couldn’t due to the Great Depression.
Damn Rose was so cold in the way she mentions Cal committed suicide, as if she did not give a single f**k that he blew his brains out. She even rolls her eyes as she said “Or so I read”
Does cal look like brendon urie or is that just me?
Hannah T no he looks like pete wentz
pero nagsuot na siya wig
He does 😂😂😂
Yesss I see the resemblance too! I also think Brendon would make a great actor.
I think it is not there first meet because rose said she is rose dawson because she doesnt want cal to know that she is alive
Straight up the point Rose's been cheating on Cal the whole pov, and since he was the antagonist, nobody cared!
Right???
I just noticed that the guy by the stairs was the worker from below the ship. I read that he made it out alive.
I honestly wish she had let him notice her just so that he would know she’s OK. Because even though he was a horrible horrible person, you could tell in his face that he was worried that she had died.
To be honest, I can't blame Cal for killing himself when losing money. Change can be difficult to adjust to. Also, in regards to money, we live in a society where pretty much everything costs money. Want to get together with a friend? You're probably going to be grabbing coffee or lunch, which costs money. Want to start dating? You'll probably be going to a movie or a show, which costs money. Want to live in an apartment or house? That costs a lot of money, and it's illegal in many places to sleep on the streets or set up a tent somewhere. In addition to that, people look at you with judgment when you're clearly homeless. A friend has their birthday party at the bar or the club? That can end up costing a lot of money.
Except for having a home, nowhere here have I mentioned materialistic goods. It's all aspects of living an active social life that I mentioned here in regards to money.
I can, however, blame Cal for treating Rose as his property, framing Jack, and showing no compassion for anyone other than himself.
Cal could have gotten a regular job and worked his way back up, but his ego wouldn't allow that! Cal never learned how 2 be happy without money! Even his wife and children weren't enough 2 go on living 4!
@@trevorblue4531 good points.
am i the only one who finds cal's death sadder than jack's? not only was the cause suicide, but also because he died greedy and desperate
A bit of poetic justice though, Cal being a smug rich jerk with a massive ego it turned out to be his own downfall. He fails to shoot Jack or Rose but shoots himself.
Yikes no.
Cal ends up collecting his families millions, insurance on the diamond, and getting married and having kids and living a happy next 17 years still the stock market crash
Frozen face after seeing Cal for the last time...
0:29 I've never noticed the pile of lifevests and the man in bandages before.
0:36 do you see this guy on the stairs? he is the leader of the engine room. how depressing it was for him to think that some of his men died and he couldn't do something...
Yeahh i'm looking for it, that man might be a legend 😂
Rose should have married him, he looks like a hunk 😏
Cal should be the one who died, not Jack. Instead, Cal just crossed paths with Rose 😅
0:47 Never noticed bofore that Cal's sleave was torn
Am I the only one who felt sorry for Cal a bit? I would almost say he’s one of the most tragic characters ever written. I believe he cared about Rose and deep down wanted to be a better person but his obsession with money and power pushed him over the edge. After the scene when he is done chasing Jack and Rose you can see he cared more about the diamond than Rose herself hence why he was laughing about leaving the diamond in the coat he put on Rose. He is basically a broken man at that point , because everything he did backfired. Separating Rose and Jack didn’t work, trying to frame Jack didn’t work , and trying to shoot him didn’t work either. I personally think had Jack lived and they saw Cal I believe she would have gave him back the diamond and Cal would have left them alone for good.
why feeling sorry for him? Throughout the movie he portrayed himself as an abusive, manipulative and absolutely unlikable character. He even cheated his way into a life boat by stealing that child.
@@kornbroetchen99 I could be mistaken here, but I think that child had been separated from their parents and in the panic no one cared about them. Selfish intentions or not, Cal picking the kid up probably ensured that kids survival. I could be mistaken though...it's been a while since I watched this movie
@@kidoftheforcehe picked the child so that the guard would let him on the boat. He just used the child as an object, the actor portrayed it well
@@jilimarieindelible465 Be that as it may, his actions still saved that kid's life. He got on a lifeboat with the kid and they were picked up by the Carpathia. And as I said it's been a while since I watched that movie. The last time I did, I actually turned it off when the band died, so I never made it to that part.
@@kidoftheforce or maybe if the guards would let him on the boat alone himself, he would never care for the child
0:39 Cal be like: "Yeah, that's exactly why i'm looking down here."
Cal ego killed Cal..
I think it was a mixture of Cal's ego but too officer Murdoch kinda predicted his fate as well.
Olympic; Titanic's sister ship also heard the SOS call, but they were further away than the Carparthia, over 200 miles. The Olympic was within 100 miles of the last known position when they received a message from the Carpathia that Titanic had sunk with other 1500 lost.
Ismay refused to authorise the transfer of survivors onto Olympic which had more than enough room and plenty of food being a much larger vessel. His reasoning was that putting the traumatised survivors on board a ship that looks almost identical to the one they narrowly escaped death may result in a few hysterical meltdowns.
Well Cal, isn't this what you wanted back on the staircase? Jack Dawson and Rose Dewitt Bukater are gone.
Oh god so glad cal made it
May I ask why???
At other people's expense
0:06 - Is this Arthur Henry Rostron?
No its 5th officer Harold Lowe
0:10 They've done Boxhall dirty. He hardly gets any scenes and they even made Lowe light the green candles, while it was Boxhall in boat 2 who did that. The only line he got was when Titanic's stern was up in the air: "Bloody pull faster, and pull!"
Not sure of cals age here though he is much older. Late 20s early 30s. Its stated in the beginning that Rose dewitt buketer is listed as having died on titanic at age 17. Age 16 or 17 is legal consent to marry someone off though in some states they may require a parents signature. Though rose and her mom either originally from Europe or maybe NYC. But its her mom pushed her onto cal to marry him because its all about money for there survival in the first class. Mom seemed to hang on him more she probably wanted to marry him but too old. Rose tried to convince herself that she loved Cal more for the pressure of trying to keep there class status going. Its jack convinces her to break free it took the sinking of the ship for her to break free change her identity and yeh there could have been a chance here for her to leap up and say Cal its me i am alive and tell him to screw off and start a new life but she chose to hide under the blanket and let him go off. I wonder what became of her mom after the lifeboat rescue did she go poor or marry to have money or work as a seamstress or her mom die of a broken heart eventually loss of her hubby and then thinking rose is dead.
The sunrise at 0:13 looks so beautiful.........but the passengers were probably too shaken up from the night before & couldnt enjoy it............
اظن بانها جميلة فوق جمالها بالحجاب او اذا ما تحجبت ...... والمشهد قريبٌ وبرهان 🩶
“The white mans burden” call’s wifey was getting her guts dug up in the back of the Lac on titanic”
Maybe he was just seeing if Jack was dead
Smartie pants 🤣🤣
Rose tried to commit suicide, but thanks to Jack, she didn’t.
Cal tried to commit suicide, but thanks to greed, he did.
there's actually a deleted scene at 0:50, cal runs up to the girl who he thinks is rose 0:50