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Carly Aquilino is WILD! | ep 189 - History Hyenas

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Chris D'Elia and Carly Aquilino discuss the Titanic, blending historical facts with personal anecdotes about their past relationship and Long Island upbringing.summaryThe Titanic was not at full capacity; it was significantly under capacity but still lacked sufficient lifeboats, with 78% of deaths occurring in the third-class lower tier cabins.takeawayViolet Jessup survived the sinking of the Titanic, the collision of its sister ship Olympic, and the sinking of the Britannic, earning her the nickname 'the unsinkable woman.'takeaway

Neil deGrasse Tyson: Why the Police Thought I Had a Bazooka

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He details his successful correction of astronomical inaccuracies in the film Titanic and explains the historical error behind Popeye's spinach myth.summaryThe sky depicted in the movie Titanic was scientifically inaccurate (wrong stars, no moon, mirrored clouds); Tyson corrected James Cameron, who later used the correct sky for the Centennial IMAX edition.takeaway“The left half of the sky was a mirror reflection of the right half. Now, this is no excuse for that. So, I got all up in his face... Last I checked, Titanic has earned more than a billion dollars worldwide. Imagine how quote

Frances Fisher | What Titanic Was REALLY Like: Leo & Kate Winslet's Chemistry & James Cameron Genius

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She provides a detailed account of her audition and filming process for 'Titanic,' emphasizing the importance of creative collaboration and understanding historical context.summaryHer casting in 'Titanic' was serendipitous; she called casting director Maitie Finn just to reconnect, which led to an audition tape that eventually caught James Cameron's attention.takeaway

Stern Show Guests Share the Roles They Turned Down - Part 3

The Howard Stern Show2 views
David Duchovny reflects on numerous high-profile roles he turned down or failed to secure, including Top Gun, Seinfeld, and Titanic, attributing these misses to timing, intuition, and personal boundaries.summaryIntuition over logic in casting: When turning down roles like Titanic or Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Duchovny relied on a 'vibe' or gut feeling that the project wasn't right, rather than financial or career logic.takeaway