Saving the Titanic: Heroes of Bravery and Sacrifice | Documentary
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- "Saving the Titanic" brings to light the poignant and often overlooked story of the engineers, stokers, and firemen aboard the ill-fated Titanic, who displayed remarkable courage in the face of impending tragedy.
Drawing from authentic eye-witness accounts, this compelling docu-drama unveils the untold tale of nine central characters on the Titanic, shedding light on their unwavering bravery as they valiantly fought against insurmountable odds to keep the ship's power systems running, even when all hope seemed lost. Although most of these men on the Titanic ultimately perished, their selfless actions managed to save the lives of many others.
Join us on this emotional journey as we delve into the lives and heroism of the unsung heroes of the Titanic. Who were these extraordinary individuals who selflessly faced the unthinkable?
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Chief Engineer Joseph Bell was my Great Great Grandfather's brother.
He was born in Cumbria but resided at "Barnton", 1 Belvidere Road, Great Crosby, Liverpool.
As the Chief Engineer of White Star, he was the company's representative at Harland and Wolff in Belfast, and in that capacity he oversaw the fitting of the engines into the White Star ships SS Laurentic and SS Megantic,
and in 1911 he was Superintendant at the placing of the engines into the hull of Titanic.
Part of his responsibilities was to sail aboard every W.S ship's working-up, their sea trials and their first two or three voyages as Chief Engineer. Hence his presence aboard Titanic. Joseph's own son Frank (my Great Uncle) sailed with his father in Titanic when she left H&W in Belfast for her first port-of-call, Southampton. Fortunately he disembarked there.
Joseph left in his Will the sum of £6457.2s.10p ( about £368.000 at 2004 prices) to his widowed wife Maud.
"Greater love hath no man than this, that he lay down his life for his friends"
+Rest In Peace Uncle Joseph+
Ohh wow thank you so much for sharing your story with us. We always love it when the community shares its stories.
Chris Bell 59 -- Incredible story! Sounds like you have some pretty good DNA in your lineage.
Amazing and fascinating story, as all that related to the magnificent titanic (ship of the dreams), thousands of blessings to you and your entire family. Hugs...
Brave man
Thanx so much for sharing your family's history with us.
Finally a perspective from the men that were in the heart of the ship. This should have been made into a movie.
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It basically is a movie :)
Great opinion.
What? This IS a movie. They made it. Here it is. For you, Douglas.
@@manojmistry6792 What part of it resonated with you?
A few of the Titanic survivors had mentioned about the bravery and sacrifice those engineers and firemen made to keep the lights on the ship. So glad this film is finally made to show the horror they faced.
Does this always make you feel upset because it always makes me feel upset.
I love the portration of the Engineers, the Strokers and the Firemen in the Boilerrooms cause they were the ones that sacrificed their lifes to keep the doomed ship afloat aslong as they could and the did a marvelous Job in keeping her afloat even though Andrews estimated she was only going to last at max 1 1/2 hours. I also love that fact that the Makers of teh Documentary included the Gentleman of the frist Class Smoking Room who were just awaiting there death and drank Brandy until the last.
To conclude I love the Documentary because it depicts the Men who really saved so many lifes on the Titanic through delaying her sinking and shoing the emotional struggle they had while doing so.
May these Heroes Rest in Piece.
You painted that?
I was disappointed by the movies writers who highlighted the Northern Irish Protestant stoker singling out his "Catholic " colleague for leaving the boiler room to go up top. When their were about fifteen non Catholic stokers making their way up top as well. Then the same Protestant stoker criticizes the Scottish electrician for complaining about having his wages reduced by four days. Guess what. The first thing "he" does when he meets the White Star managers is to criticize them for docking him four days pay. Typical British made propaganda. Make heros of their own kind, and denigrate and smear the other nationals and religions. And of course they papered over the biggest coward on the ship. The actual owner, Mr. Ismay, an Englishman who sneaked on to one of the overcrowded lifeboats dressed as a woman.
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I wish this was in the movie. The heroes. The heart of the ship. The ones who sacrificed their lives for others and laid their lives down for ones they didn’t even know. What a moving documentary.
If this were in the movie it'll be a 6 hour movie. Duhhhhh
All the movies about this disaster only show above deck happenings. It's about time some portrayal of the men fighting below decks to keep her afloat was made.
Agreed. They were unsung heroes. Titanic wouldn't have remained afloat with her lights burning as long as she did without their efforts. This was VERY moving. They kept her afloat for 2 hours and 40 minutes. That's pretty impressive if you ask me.
A Night to Remember shows action in the boiler rooms. They can’t show everything but that movie is the best one for showing the way it was in those times. The “Mills & Boon” movie of 1997 is rubbish.
@Gordon well said....cheers mate.
Gordon Wiessner don’t forget a night to remember from 1958
@@jimcrawford5039 I'm gonna be honest. i HAD to look up, Mills and Boon to get context. I COULD have pretended to know what you were referencing like most people, but i'll say, after googling it, great reference haha
As a fellow Engineer, this story really moved me. The true heroes of the Titanic.
It's very touching, isn't it? We are happy that you like the video!
hazards and catastrophes It is an amazing video! Where did it originally come from? The quality is amazing.
@@London_Native Are you a marine engineer?
Colin Montgomery Yes, I was in the Royal Navy. Now I’m a HVAC engineer in civilian life.
@@London_Native , I was in the United States Navy. Cheers.
Wow, so moving. It's more gripping than fictitious Jack and Rose storyline of 1997 Titanic movie. Hollywood should have made a movie about engineers and firemen who sacrificed lives to keep the lights on until the ship sank.
I am a retired Merchant navy Chief engineer, 74 now and during my time at sea sunk twice. I feel so proud of these men that did their duty to save others. Perhaps we were not glamorous like the deck officers, perhaps a bit rough round the edges, perhaps course and not well spoken but we knew our job and our duty
Nice job you had 👍👍
@@Emily-sg8co thank you , like most things it was good in parts
But you all kept the glamour going! Which makes you most glamorous to me!!
Thank you for your service!!! 🫡
For me being an antique boiler fireman like men who worked on Titanic words can't describe how this makes me feel. This will forever be my favorite documentary, and movie. This tells a very real story.
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As a firefighter I love the scene where Middleton goes back to help Kelly, they both knew they were doomed but chose to work their post till the very end so others could live. Bloody heros those lads, and all others who chose to do the same, bloody working class heros. Also Harvey not being willing to leave his mate.
Well thank you very much for you being a firefighter. Because you also put your life at risk with your job! 💗
Please stay safe and remember that you are also a hero in other people's eyes...
Thank you for your bravery & service! As a former EMT & my husband is MD-same here!
I woulda been fuckin out of there. Nobody signs up to die.
No matter how many documentaries I watch about Titanic, this moment of realization that "she will sink" always gives me a physical feeling of cold dread and shivers.
That's right, we agree with you.
I like how Chief Engineer Joseph Bell referes to TITANIC like she's alive,"She's sighing" and "What's up old girl"others saying "She's hungry tonight" I know it's only talk but I like it..
From my short experience as a seaman in the Danish Navy (4 months as a conscript), I'd refer to that as normal seaman lingo.
@@Isenmouthe My dad was in the royal navy.And he worked on Oil riggs too..
@@paulanthony5274, I was referring to talking about the ship as being alive, not the exact phrases.
@@Isenmouthe I know,that's why I deleted it,thanks for the info..
@@Isenmouthe How old r u you must be knocking on a bit if you were conscripted into the navy,4 months,I'd like to know how that works?
They chose to die resisting the inevitable, than to submit to their fate. They fought to keep the great ship afloat for as long as possible. In doing so they achieved immortal status in the minds of people, and their sacrifice will never be forgotten.
Yes indeed. Never forget those brave men!
They say they should have shut it all off.
LittleImpaler do you have any idea how dark it is when the ship sank?
Anyone can name 1 of them???? The Hero's of Chernobyl saved the entire World...truly...
@@aldenunion You can check all their names in the crew manifest, I'm sure. Check with encyclopedia Titanica ( thats a website ), it has all the crew names - and passengers as well.
Much respect to the engineers on the Titanic. During that fateful night they all were doing their best to keep the ship's power running and keep the ship afloat as long as possible so other people can be saved. They never knew whether they would even have a chance to get off the doomed ship, but they worked until the end.
The engineers were the heroes of the Costa Concordia wreck too.
I woulda been fuckin outta there. I didn't sign up to die.
Ironically in 1812 Napolean went down in the Russian Winter, in 1912 the Titanic went down in the Atlantic and in 2012 Glasgow Rangers went down to division four.
Peculiar thing ! I don't fear heights, in fact I actually like being up in high buildings, or high trees as I once climbed as a kid. But it is the opposite that I fear , being closed in a cramped space. Clostphobia v. Astraphobia. I am quite at ease with later , but fear intensely the former.
at that point I’m sure they knew they were not gonna make it out alive, when they made the courageous decision to stay below and keep working till the end
Joseph Bell and the rest of the RMS Titanic’s engineers along with the firemen were men of courage and are true heroes of that fateful April night. Godspeed to all of them.
Totally agree ! But why did the movies producers have to single out one particular case where the Irish Protestant attempts to shame his Irish Catholic colleague, who made the choice to go up on deck, even though there were clearly many more Protestant stokers joining him in the escape. And why did the producers 8gnore the fact that the biggest coward on the ship happened to be the White Star owner Lord Ismael. A wealthy Englishman who crept on to one of the overcrowded lifeboats dressed as a woman.
@@den264 Joseph Bruce Ismay did not dress as a woman to sneak onto a lifeboat, that is a lie told by the press of the time in order to damage his reputation. He helped passengers get onboard the boats and only entered one of the last lifeboats after checking that there were no more women and children nearby.
Engineer Johnathan shepherd, who had broken his leg falling into a opening in the floor for the pumps died when a large current of water came into the room he was in. This was almost immediately after the wall of the room holding the water back failed. Stoker Frederick Barrett who survived the sinking saw the water come in and quickly cover Johnathan shepherd. He was the first victim of the titanic on it's maiden voyage. The people who died aboard the titanic before him were members of the construction crew who died building the ship. Rest in peace to all the crew and, passengers of the titanic who died during the maiden voyage as well as the men who died building the ship.
I didn't realize how much they did to try and stop the water. Titanic made it look like they were trapped in their compartments as well. Really great info!
This is the story that you never really see in any of the major Titanic movies. This is a very moving and honorable tribute to those forgotten heroes who remained below decks to save the passengers & the ship. Without these men operating the pumps & keeping the electric going the Titanic would have gone down quicker and been darker long before the actual sinking. A good docufilm and a very moving tribute!
Isn’t there only one titanic movie ? Where can I find the other ones
@@goodcatfilms4276There's A Night To Remember from 1958 which is really good.
Watching Titanic i was impressed that the lights were there till the end. Never thought about that someone needed to be in the powerhouse to keep it working. All electricians died
They had emergency lights, some of which even stayed burning on the Stern after the break.
I'm an electrician and I'd tell them to get fucked, I gotta work tomorrow.
They're the only reason help came.
It’s heartbreaking
But according from a crew member's testimony recorded on tape (that I listened to a couple of days ago), every light went out after the ship broke in two pieces. He stated that no light was visible after that event. The people in the lifeboats saw only the silhouette of the ship parts sinking.
May all those men that tried to keep the lights on for passengers to escape Titanic sacrificing there lives God Bless them and may they forever rest in piece never forgotten
This was a great movie, the producers really deserve more recognition
Nobody deserves recognition.
@@MargaritaMagdalena well aren’t you just a ray of sunshine.
@@indianne9781 Why thank you ☺️
For me this doco is better than the major film
The un-sung heroes, finally get their due..... meet them someday in heaven.....
These brave men gave their lives to keep the ship running while it was going down. The majority of those men did not even make it out of the bottom of the ship. They were down there the entire time. I cant even imagine how scared and frightened they were. What's sad is 9 times out of 10 they knew they were going to die But they still stayed down there and refused to abandon their posts. You have to admire their selfless act of heroism. Such bravery and honor on their parts. Their places in heaven were already reserved when they went home to be with god. God bless every one of those unselfish brave men that gave their lives during this tragedy. Everyone in the world should aspire to be just like these exceptional men and I mean that!!!!!!!
I am watching this of the first time, I knew one documentary there was a problem on the ship hS TIS FIRE THAT could of weaken the hull
They have a memorial in Southampton dedicated to the engineers, with the goddess Nike watching over them.
It's a lovely memorial, suggest searching up Southampton Titanic engineer memorial and look for yourself. I get the pleasure of seeing it daily during my walk through.
Beyond brave.
I grew up just 6 miles from where Titanic was built and discovered the tragedy at age 10 when I read my dad’s copy of A Night to Remember. I was also a member of Belfast Titanic Society. This is, in my opinion, the best drama ever made about the tragedy. Well scripted, well acted and well directed.
I thought that I had seen every single one of the Titanic youtubes, but then I stumbled across this movie. Very well done, and a story that had not been told. Very moving.
Now , im doing thisss !!
Have you seen The Birth of a Legend ?? Its on here. Showing all the people who built it as it was being built. Its a movie like this is. Its great
This is the true version of this horrible accident and those who gave their lives to save other, God bless their souls.!!!!!!
I am humbled by the courage of these me. Who consciously made the decision to save others, that they knew would result in a horrible death for themselves. May God grant them peace.
Love is sacrifice.
Sacrifice is love.
Really hope more people watch this documentary, & remember the hidden heroes,who did what they could to save as many lives as they could. Very well done. Loved it!
Another one called "Inside Titanic,it's on CZcams itsgood
I thought this was a brilliant film amazing i loved it well better than the Hollyweird 1997 blockbuster i like liam Cunningham doing the commentary on the titanic he was in the game of thrones series which was excellent👌👍🚢⚓🙏🕊
It is very sad that the ship all of the people that lost their lives on that ship my dear sister and my name is Gabrielle Rivas from Roslyn heights NY near new York city. my dear sister
Your so right the ones behind the sense get the least credit
@@paulanthony5274 will check it out thankyou.
The last look at the men before it cut to the titanic sinking and the lights going out was beautifully done. Made me tear up a bit.
Hey! Thank you so much 😊
Very well done. Remarkable actually.
This is probably one of the best titanic documentaries out of all the ones that I have seen this one is the best
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Is the best! Finally seeing the true heroes below how hard they worked thanks 🙏 for the amazing 😉 documentary.
hazards and catastrophes trust me I already am
The engineers, firemen, electricians & crew of the Titanic should never be forgotte. Incredible men who went down with their ship as heroes
An excellent Docu-Drama and a MUST have for any Titanic Buff. It's well produced and well acted. There are SO many facets to the whole Titanic Legacy. We're still uncovering realities we never even considered for 100 years.
This barely touches on the whole Catholic-Protestant animosity that prevailed. Story-lines embedded within Story-lines.
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The animosity you mentioned is shown in another good feature-long docudrama, this time about how the ship was built.
I remember in the 1960,s in Conshohocken PA that same hatred prevailed in young men abandoned boys. These boys were second generation and they were mean. I knew to stay clear of them. There was a last gasp of Irish immigrants who came over in the 1950’s. My Aunt was one of them. She came over on the United States ocean liner.......which now rots away on the Delaware River. She married into a wasp family. We adored her. She made 5 cousins for me to grow up with. Romans aren’t appreciated because they laud their cornering on God......like If you weren’t Roman Catholic, you were lost. .....kind of reverse religion. So the unwelcoming when both ways.
@@Wanamaker1946 I have no idea what you are saying. What in the world does "they laud their cornering on God.." mean? The phrase makes no sense.
@@kevinwalsh9253 - Roman Catholics were or are thought to believe they are the true religion and have a monopoly on God.
The whole comment is a very good one and is quite clear if you think about it.
Often the brave men below are forgotten about.
May they all RIP.
The names may fade with time, but all aboard are immortalized thru one word that will be uttered thru the ages....
Titanic!
This movie was very well made and terrific. All of those men, and their sacrifices, should never be remembered as only a footnote in history. Thanks to this film, perhaps they won't be.
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After seeing this, you can't really complain about any job you might have right now. These people knew they were going to die, and they still worked
Okay boomer
Yes you can use it as a motivation point but eople have different mental and physical capacity
Their job was to make sure passengers were able to evacuate a sinking ship in the middle of the North Atlantic. That's hardly comparable to say a job at a convience store....
Kelvin, it does make me want to do my homework.
The ship's engineers and workmen may be inspiring but that doesn't resolve the causes of workplace demotivation. They're barely related contexts. We do things differently now. You don't just tell people to not be unhappy with their jobs: you have to find the reasons for their demotivation and see what can be done about it.
I love the portration of the Engineers, the Strokers and the Firemen in the Boilerrooms cause they were the ones that sacrificed their lifes to keep the doomed ship afloat aslong as they could and the did a marvelous Job in keeping her afloat even though Andrews estimated she was only going to last at max 1 1/2 hours. I also love that fact that the Makers of teh Documentary included the Gentleman of the frist Class Smoking Room who were just awaiting there death and drank Brandy until the last.
To conclude I love the Documentary because it depicts the Men who really saved so many lifes on the Titanic through delaying her sinking and shoing the emotional struggle they had while doing so.
May these Heroes Rest in Piece.
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The musicians as well played until the end
@@josettecliff2549 Until near the end :)
@@josettecliff2549 no they did not
They now got ME on a "brandy kick" as well! 😂
The 756 that disliked this video were probably Icebergs
Probably like me. Can't understand how come all these guys come from Southampton in the south of England but all seem to have Irish and Scots accents!
@@VaucluseVanguard You do realize the people that built the ship were in Ireland, right? Harland and Wolff shipyard was in Belfast.
@@VaucluseVanguard Being resident in and coming from are two different things.
@@VaucluseVanguard And it's hard to understand even with volume up full. Close caption is a total joke!
Its easy to understand what is your problem
Titanic`s engineers were true heroes, every one of them the firemen, stokers, those men were fighting below decks to keep that ship afloat for 2 half hours, an hour and a half longer than Thomas Andrews thought. We should always remember those men as heroes!
If up top had only managed the lifeboats better
Thank you for sharing this story. I came here by way of the OceanGate-Gate tragedy. As a former US Navy Sailor I appreciate the producers telling the story of the crewmen who fought to the very last to keep her afloat so the passengers had the maximal chance of survival. The engineering spaces on the ship are a masterfully reproduced replica as well as the working conditions.
Every documentary and movie I see about Titanic is about the stories that have already been told, the stories of the crew and passengers above decks in their scramble to survive, this is the first documentary that I have seen that tells the stories of the unknown heros of the Titanic, the men who stayed below to keep the lights on and slow the flooding as long as possible.
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This is honestly the best Titanic Documentary I have ever seen in my life. So well written and acted. I adore it.
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This is a good documentary. They're finally telling what happened to the firemen during that chaotic disaster
Everybody who's ever seen any of the documentaries and movies about the Titanic needs to see this. I've been an armchair Titanic buff for most of my life. I don't say this to seem like I'm an expert, or even well learned on the vastness of the subject or new theories in recent years about all the things that happened that night. I say that because at nearly 40 years old...I have never seen it from this perspective. I especially like that we never see the actual collision, and other than a few seconds of wide, long shots...we don't even see the view of the ship from outside. We don't see the craziness that happened up on deck with the attempts to abandon ship. No elaborate stunts or special effects. This was more viscerally real than almost anything I've watched about the short life of the RMS Titanic. I am so glad this excellent documentary was created, and doubly glad I found it and could watch it.
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I like this documentary because of the story it tells of the men's honor to duty and there fight to keep the power going even though the ship was dying, they fought to save her even to the very last breath and I salute the men down there
Yes they had the same honor and valor of modern day firefighters, heros everyone of them.
@@infjintegrityvsnarcissism7295 they should!
@@chubby7570 Apologies but I don't understand what you mean by that.
There were indeed good honest men of honor as you rightly say, but there was one particular man of no honor ! I allude to the man who owned White Star, Lord Ismay. The man who put women's garb on and then crept in to one of the overcrowded lifeboats to save his own miserable skin.
This was an amazing look into the crew who worked and died. This is the truest form of honor. I shed a 😢
This movie was excellent,,I was glued to screen the whole way through.Was nice to see what was dealt with below decks..RIP to all on the Titanic.😔
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There's another one called 'Inside TITANIC'.I'd been looking for it after it was on TV in 2012,commemorative of the 100th anniversary.It's good and someone finally put it on CZcams,have a look.
I got really emotional watching this. I’ve heard the story of titanic so many times but this film brings me a lot closer to the story than ever. The part of the pictures of the men who died who were in the film made me cry. Hands down the best film of titanic ever. May their souls rest easy. 🙏🏻✝️
Valor, Duty, Leadership, Sacrifice. Can one Man truly make a difference?My respect to these brave men who did their duty and died to save many others life. God bless you brave men!
Love your first words.... Concepts completely foreign to millennials.
I am so touched by this. Those brave engineers are greatly overlooked. May they continue to Rest In Peace.
30 seconds into this documentary i was hooked. Beautifully made!!❤
Just before the 2019 ends.
Edit: aww this is super moving. I pray all these heroes have an eternal peace. may you always be remembered until the end.
Great documentary, just how I like. Recreating that moment, everything just like back in the 1912, makes me go back in time. Very interesting, and well performed. Thank you for uploading it.
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the acting is top tier honestly...these guys are so good i cant believe its a documentary
I saw this docu-drama on PBS back in 2012 and wished I had recorded it. I love this re-telling. I'm so glad I got to watch it again.
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Yes, that's when I first saw it, too. It was repeated and I watched it again. It's a well-told and well-acted docudrama.
Best documentary regarding the Titanic I've ever seen. Nice to see the story of the crew for once.
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I'm pretty sure the engine room scenes were filmed at Hampton and Kempton waterworks triple expansion steam museum. I went last year. Well worth a visit.
Yep - looks like it.
The engine room scenes for 'A Night To Remember' were the similar engines at Cricklewood Pumping Station - alas long gone to the scrapyard now.
Sure looks like it. Only one of the engines run. How to recreate Titanic's engine room? Turn off or down the light, keep the non functional engine out of focus, and busy the scene with engineers.
I think the engines at that pumping Station museum were used for both A Night to Remember and a few other Titanic films including this one
I just happened upon this documentary. What a find. Those brave men. Heroes all of them.
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This is an amazing and informative documentary. What I now want to know is, how in the hell can anyone with even the slightest shred of intelligence give this a thumbs down?
Talibans maybe...
That's because the mother of idiots is always pregnant.
I have always wondered how a lot of very smart people, much smarter than myself, could think of any ship as "unsinkable" that`s a big ocean out there....
@@peterjohnson617 A ship that is "unsinkable" Is as ridiculous as the sea is wet and salty.
One thing that they missed in the documentary out of her something 885 crew only about 70 survived like Barret that spent the night in the freezing water on the capsized collapsible life boat B along with officer Lightoller, Herold Bride wireless operator although he was a mar-cony employee and not official crew of the titanic he and Phillips who maned his Morse key frantically keying out calls for help until the boat de was awash with water. Phillips unfortunately did not survive the sinking and his body like so-many others was never recovered.
I can honestly say all these men are better than me because i would've been panicking and crying like a baby this is a horrifying thought to be on a sinking ship freezing water your death almost certain that deep inside that beast i have so much respect for all these men.
I agree with you!
Same!! Prolly I woulda gone insane!! Professionals to the bitter end!❤
Always wondered how the lights were able to stay on.
Finally.....a documentary about the real hero's of that night!!
This was really inspiring but very sad! The horror these poor people saw and the terror that they must have felt. I watch everything I can on the Titanic but this is the first time seeing it from the perspective of these poor men. I hope they are all resting in peace and are with their families in eternity!
Yes, that was a very sad event.
They were built different back then.
No fussing, no b*tching. They knew what had to be done and got on with it.
I recommend book written by survivor colonel Archibald Gracie "The truth about the Titanic" in 1912.
On Google.
I remember seeing this documentary on television during the 100th anniversary. I am glad to have found it again. The heroic efforts of the crew helped save the lives of many.
I was thinking that we could not produce a better movie that James Cameron's one before 2030 at least.
This "underground" angle of the story was a very good idea to present !
@@Memegod118 Remove the Romeo and Juliet story line from Titanic and the film is great, some bits are now proven wrong, but can't fault the them for using knowledge they had at the time back in 1990s.
They don't have the big budgets so they make every minute filled with their passion and decation
@@lornebennett7691 i will always respect low budget but high passion works more than a cash grab high budget work any day.
To be honest it did not look that bad at all, better than some big budget films in fact. it looked very well done.
@@Historyfan476AD that's what I said
@@lornebennett7691 I'm supporting what you say. I agree with you.
By the way what is your Opinion on Titanic 1997?
"nearer my God to thee" keeps playing in my mind. what a saving grace of a song!
Speechless after watching!! RIP, all....we have NOT forgotten you, over 100 years later, we PROMISE!!❤
Well done! Thank you for paying homage to these brave souls. RIP each and everyone.
Brave selfless lads.
Yes they should be remembered and honored as heros
I feel proud of them.
Excellent! Fantastic to see select members of the crew as they do their best, and their duty, to save the doomed ship. No terrified and screaming passengers running around on the decks to distract us from this point of view. So many movies and documentaries were already made from that perspective.
This documentary was extremely well done in my humble opinion. And thank you so much for posting this here. It is much appreciated!
Thank you so much! We try our best
hazards and catastrophes nbh
Maybe these men didn't want your attention and recognition. If they cared about petty stuff like that, they wouldn't be making their much bigger sacrifice.
Wonderful documentary, wish more of the selfless crewmen’s stories were told over the wealthy passengers. True unspoken heroes, they were. Thank you for telling their stories and releasing this on CZcams! Probably the fastest I’ve subscribed to a channel.
One minor note, current thought is that the coal fire and subsequent displacement of coal created a list that helped stabilize Titanic as she took on water. In fact, simulations have shown it gave her over double the estimated time of sinking as she wasn’t able to roll over. There is nothing to suggest the fire would have weakened her incredibly thick hull, especially as the damage was done by punching in and thus, opening rivets along their seam (as properly shown in this documentary), and not tearing through the steel itself. The actual damage done to Titanic was minuscule compared to what is normally depicted and supports her being made very well with good quality, for the time, materials and construction. Unfortunately, it was just long enough of an opening to make her sinking inevitable.
Also, if anyone is interested in current Titanic research, game development, or history of the great Atlantic liners check out the channel Honor and Glory: Titanic. The boys eat, sleep, and breathe Titanic and have some fantastic videos of surrounding her history.
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It’s kinda hard to make selfless crew stories, and a lot of it can’t be that accurate, as most of thoses selfless just go down with the ship...
One can be wealthy and noble and selfless too. You should judge people by their character, not by their wealth.
@@MargaritaMagdalena That's what I keep telling everyone! However it's hard when social media, regular media and pop culture keep worshipping people just because they are rich.
@@crocodile1313 I don't think people worship the rich any more than the poor. Plenty of poor self-satisfied c-nts. Of all the times I've been called a poor loser, or rich and spoiled here on YT, the last one is by far the most frequent.
I never thought about the fact that none of the firemen, engineers, or electricians saw the iceberg.
Names may fade, but brave and selfless acts of courage live on forever. God bless all of those brave men, and may they continue to rest in peace in God's warm embrace. They definitely earned it. There is no greater love than when one gives their own life to save another. So true.
Did "God" put that iceberg there?
@@Kaarna5 - Icebergs happen. DID MEN not SEE the iceberg on a clear night. DID an OVERZEALOUS CAPTAIN decide to run at top speed in a dangerous area? COMPLETE FAIL of upper echelon on that ship. COMPLETE FAIL.
They were the FDNY 343 of their day
Beautiful documentary and well told by the engineers who tried to save her
Thank you Kyle Stewart! Really good to hear that you liked this documentary! The story and the heroic acts of the engineers had to be told!
Exactly, they fought to the end.
Yes trying to save others just my 343 brothers in FDNY did on 9/11
Good to see a documentary made about the rarely talked about workers who kept the Titanic running
I am glad they mentioned the coal fire that was burning for almost a week before they found it. That was a huge part of the Titanic sinking.
@Railroad Bubblegum how so . . .
@Railroad Bubblegum yes and with enough time that small smolder did some major damage.
@Railroad Bubblegum you didn't give proof though to support your claim
I like how they showed basically no above deck pov’s throughout the whole doc. Besides paddy escaping at the end. This is a story about the crew and engineers. Not about the passengers and officers. We got to see what they saw. Nothing more and nothing less. Makes it a lot more immersive that’s all.
engineers are officers in the British merchant navy
This is the best Titanic documentary i had ever seen.
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@@hazardsandcatastrophes Can you do another one about the Britannic?
These poor people. The hell they went through. 😢😢
That is one hell of an amazing documentary.
Amazing documentary! Had me crying in the end. Rest in peace to all those brave, selfless men who worked right to the end to save all of the passengers, crew and Titanic herself, on that tragic night. They were true heroes.
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Look all I know is everybody on the planet needs a friend like Paddy. I'd die for that man.
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Right?! Heck Paddy made me swoon. He sounds like fun
I salute these brave men
very good depiction of below deck. Must remember ~160 stokers, firemen, trimmers did survive out of 325 - most of the 2/3 were off shift work - Frederick Barrett, Wm Beauchamp working at time
but no engineer officers survived
Love how you don't get any view in the passengers and no info dumping, simply from the crews perspective only. I seen this first aired on TV and watching it again is even better. Magnificent work.
Brilliant. Those men who gave their lives to save others. So moving it bring tears to your eyes. R.I.P xxxx
The fourth funnel wasn't exactly JUST for show...it was also used as a ventilator for the galleys.
And the turbine engine room
There was a scene from TAOFT; where you fight Corneal Zitel on top of the Funnel.
Engine room crew also escaped from there too.
@@vector6977 did they?
@@vector6977ohhh my goodness the memories of that game.!!! Hafta get the notebook and the Rubaiyat!!
This is the second time I watched this. I am deeply moved by this. Brave men working together to keep the lights on so the passengers could reach the life boats.
I like this film so much more than Cameron's three hours of: "Jack! Rose! Jack! Rose! Jack! Rose!..."
I agree
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Though you can’t deny the spectacle greatness of that Cameron’s movie..!
The Cameron film was a historical *FARCE* . Great music though.
@@Ronbo710 it's called an historical dramatization. This is also an historical dramatization minus the love story.
That last one was sad. God bless the people God bless the pupil of the titanic🙏🙏🙏🙏
I still love the story of the titanic and I appreciate this story and it kinda make me think there are 2000 stories of the titanic they just need to make the movies
Brilliant to see a view of the disaster through the eyes of the more invisible of its victims. These men whose names are largely unknown and unsung gave a great deal for little reward other than the hope that their efforts might allow more passengers to live. Well done for choosing to tell their story instead of yet another rehash of the “above stairs” wealthy ones. 🖤🇨🇦
This was just stunning! Thank you for posting this, thank you to the people who created this. This moved me to tears. Bless all the people who tried so hard to help keep her up. My heart always goes out to Titanic victims and heroes.
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This was the most amazing film depicting the unknown heroes of that tragic night. Thnk you for having this available for watching!
That was a sad, sad story of the men that fought behind the story of the heroism and the honor of the crew aboard the great ship as it foundered beneath them. I appreciate the efforts of the crew and can understand their view on their duties and responsibilities. I salute each and every one of these men for their willingness to do what needed to be done because it SAVED LIVES and because they knew that it was the right thing to do.
And then in the end foundered above them,the ship splitting must have taken them by surprise as well,terrible,what brave heroic men and I mean that from a common mans perspective and not that jobs worth company man with a silver spoon up his arse,theyres nothing wrong with having money but when you have it and treat people below you in the financial pecking order like that,its disgraceful.They even conned passengers while they were in hospital beds in america whilst they were delirious and depressed and confused,bastards!
Yet that was the best ending ever. I know everyone was rooting for Parry.
Paul Lindley I agree, it’s okay to be rich, but only if you don’t treat poorer people badly. It’s one thing for richer people to have more of the niceties & luxuries of life, but it’s wrong for rich people’s actual lives to matter while poor people’s lives don’t. That’s my take on it.
Tina screw poor people.
This is by far the best reanactment of the Titanic I've seen to date, it really made it personal and brought insight to the lives of the men who sacrificed themselves to save lives, thanks for uploading this. Great watch.
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For a moment when he opened the hatch, and the captain said "she's sihing." I felt a great sadness. This was a great documentary, but hurt my heart.
that was the Chief Engineer not the captain
That's some decent writing and acting right there. Surpassed my expectations
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