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So, just give us a straight answer then—why on earth wasn't Willis in Titanic. 🙂
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casualtiger2 said:Did you know Bruce Willis actually turned down the chance to star in Titanic?
They ended up going with DiCaprio in the end.
Why do you think that was?


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silentcanyon58 said:While I actually had a blast watching the first one, it’s such a rare occurrence when a remake actually manages to outshine the original film
(On the flip side, it's incredibly tough to top that classic (!) and yeah, let's be honest, the title looks like something straight out of a Saturday morning cartoon! 🤣)
By the time I hit the second movie, I felt like I'd seen enough. I guess I'll check this one out, but mostly just to say I did.
John Peterson3 said:
I rest my case...