The life of a movie actress isn't easy, and Kate Winslet is here to prove it! In an episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Winslet commented on the first time her children watched “Titanic”, a classic film from the 1990s. The fact that the Kate Winslet's son having seen the scene in which she gets naked by her side left the actress embarrassed.
The First Time Kate Winslet's Kids Saw Titanic
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In 2017, Kate Winslet went to the traditional The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, where she told a little about her professional and personal life. At a certain point in the conversation, Colbert asked if Kate's children had already seen "Titanic", a film that enshrined the actress in the 1990s.
It was then that Kate said that the children watched “only the first half” of the film in 2012, when the James Cameron classic returned to the cinema in 3D format. Not missing an opportunity, Colbert also asked if Kate allowed the kids to see the nude scene in the movie.
According to the actress herself, she was desperate and embarrassed when she realized she was close to the scene, as she herself had forgotten. In addition, she says that she had to cover the eyes of her eldest boy and middle son, so that they would not see the scene. Kate has three children, one girl, the eldest, and two boys.
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On the occasion, Winslet also told for the first time that it was not her partner on the scene, actor Leonardo di Caprio, who designed her. For those who don't remember, at a certain point, the character Rose undresses in front of Jack so that he can draw her. This scene has become a classic of world cinema and pop culture.
According to the actress, it was James Cameron, the director of the film, who made the design. She also says that she did not get to pose naked for the director, but in a bathing suit. In the year 2023, the film “Titanic” will be 25 years old since its world premiere and will be shown again in cinemas, including in Brazil, in 2D and 3D formats.
