Alex Carson
Did you know there was a deleted scene from Titanic based on a real survivor clinging to a wooden door? James Cameron has expressed regret over cutting this powerful moment, which honored Chinese passenger Fang Lang’s incredible survival.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 – Intro
00:40 – The Forgotten Survivor: The Story of Fang Lang
03:24 – Too Much to Bear: The Death of Cora
05:53 – Scenes That Almost Changed the Film’s Entire Tone
08:03 – The Emotional Value of Extended Rescue Scenes
09:14 – Outro
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This video explores the emotional scene left out of the 1997 film, along with the heartbreaking story of Cora, a young girl who danced with Jack and was originally shown drowning with her parents. Actress Alex Owens-Sarno reflects on the overwhelming response during test screenings.
From extended rescue scenes aboard the Carpathia to alternate endings, we break down what was lost and why these deleted moments still impact fans today. This is Titanic like you’ve never seen it before.
The Deleted Scene from ‘Titanic’ That James Cameron Regrets
