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* UncreditedRole: Creator/MarianneStone as a stewardess.

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** Creator/NormanRossington as Steward James Kieran,
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* AcclaimedFlop: During its original release in 1958, the film was critically acclaimed for its historical accuracy and special effects, but ended up being a box office disappointment.

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* AcclaimedFlop: During its original release in 1958, the film was critically acclaimed for its historical accuracy and special effects, effects but ended up being a box office disappointment.



* EnforcedMethodActing: As there were no water tanks in studios big enough to accommodate the sets, the lifeboat scenes were shot in an a large open-air reservoir. In ''November''; none of the actors wanted to have to jump in. Lead actor Kenneth More wrote:
-->"I would have to set an example. I leaped. Never have I experienced such cold in all my life. It was like jumping into a deep freeze just like the people did on the actual Titanic. The shock of the cold water forced the breath out of my lungs. My heart seemed to stop beating. I felt crushed, unable to think. I had rigor mortis... without the mortis. And then I surfaced, spat out the dirty water and, gasping for breath, found my voice. 'Stop!' I shouted. 'Don't listen to me! It's bloody awful! Stay where you are!' But it was too late as the extras followed suit."
* FollowTheLeader: Creator/JamesCameron decided to make [[Film/Titanic1997 his Titanic film]] after seeing this one, and lifted several scenes directly from it.

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* EnforcedMethodActing: As there were no water tanks in studios big enough to accommodate the sets, the lifeboat scenes were shot in an a large open-air reservoir. In ''November''; none of the actors wanted to have to jump in. Lead actor Kenneth More wrote:
-->"I would have to set an example. I leaped. Never have I experienced such cold in all my life. It was like jumping into a deep freeze just like the people did on the actual Titanic. The shock of the cold water forced the breath out of my lungs. My heart seemed to stop beating. I felt crushed, unable to think. I had rigor mortis... without the mortis. And then I surfaced, spat out the dirty water and, water, and gasping for breath, found my voice. 'Stop!' I shouted. 'Don't listen to me! It's bloody awful! Stay where you are!' But it was too late as the extras followed suit."
* FollowTheLeader: Creator/JamesCameron decided to make [[Film/Titanic1997 his Titanic film]] after seeing this one, one and lifted several scenes directly from it.


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* UncreditedRole: Creator/MarianneStone as a stewardess.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: As there were no water tanks in studios big enough to accommodate the sets, the lifeboat scenes were shot in an a large open-air reservoir. In ''November''; none of the actors wanted to have to jump in. Kenneth Moore wrote:

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* EnforcedMethodActing: As there were no water tanks in studios big enough to accommodate the sets, the lifeboat scenes were shot in an a large open-air reservoir. In ''November''; none of the actors wanted to have to jump in. Lead actor Kenneth Moore More wrote:
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* AcclaimedFlop: During its original release in 1958, the film was critically acclaimed for its historical accuracy and special effects, but didn't do spectacularly at the box office.

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* AcclaimedFlop: During its original release in 1958, the film was critically acclaimed for its historical accuracy and special effects, but didn't do spectacularly at the ended up being a box office.office disappointment.
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Shown Their Work is not Trivia.


* ShownTheirWork: ''A Night to Remember'' is rivalled only by Creator/JamesCameron's [[Film/Titanic1997 1997 film]] as the best dramatization of the disaster ever made. Even the inaccuracy of the ship sinking whole occurred because that was the best information the filmmakers had at the time; it wouldn't be for another three decades that the discovery of the wreck would show that ''Titanic'' actually did split while sinking.
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* DatedHistory: ''Titanic'' is shown going down in one piece. Since the discovery of the wreck in 1985, it's generally accepted that the ship broke in two before it sank.

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* DatedHistory: ''Titanic'' is shown going down in one piece.piece, most likely due to the original inquiries declaring that the ship "sank intact". Since the discovery of the wreck in 1985, it's generally accepted that the ship broke in two before it sank.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: As there were no water tanks in studios big enough to accommodate the sets, outdoor scenes were shot in an open-air swimming pool. In ''November''; none of the actors wanted to have to jump in. Kenneth Moore wrote:

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* EnforcedMethodActing: As there were no water tanks in studios big enough to accommodate the sets, outdoor the lifeboat scenes were shot in an a large open-air swimming pool.reservoir. In ''November''; none of the actors wanted to have to jump in. Kenneth Moore wrote:
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* ShownTheirWork: ''A Night to Remember'' is rivalled only by Creator/JamesCameron's [[Film/Titanic1997 1997 film]] as the best dramatization of the disaster ever made. Even the inaccuracy of the ship sinking whole occurred because that was the best information the filmmakers had at the time; it wouldn't be for another three decades that the discovery of the wreck would show that ''Titanic'' actually did split while sinking.
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* FollowTheLeader: Creator/JamesCameron decided to make [[Film/Titanic1997 his Titanic film]] after seeing this one, and lifted several scenes directly from it.
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* AcclaimedFlop: During its original release in 1958, the film was critically acclaimed for its historical accuracy and special effects, but didn't do spectacularly at the box office.
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Hey Its That Guy cut by TRS decision.


* HeyItsThatGuy:
** [[Series/TheManFromUNCLE Ilya Kuryakin]] started out in life as a radio operator.
** Sharp eyed tropers will see [[Creator/SeanConnery James Bond]] as a deck hand.
** [[Film/{{Goldfinger}} Pussy Galore]] lost her husband here.
** Completing the triumvirate, we see [[Film/JamesBond Q]] telling some steerage passengers to bugger off.

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* DatedHistory: ''Titanic'' is shown going down in one piece. Since the discovery of the wreck in 1985, it's generally accepted that the ship broke in two before it sank.



* HistoryMarchesOn: ''Titanic'' is shown going down in one piece. Since the discovery of the wreck in 1985, it's generally accepted that the ship broke in two before it sank.

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* HeyItsThatGuy: [[Series/TheManFromUNCLE Ilya Kuryakin]] started out in life as a radio operator.
** Sharp eyed tropers will see [[SeanConnery James Bond]] as a deck hand.

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[[Series/TheManFromUNCLE Ilya Kuryakin]] started out in life as a radio operator.
** Sharp eyed tropers will see [[SeanConnery [[Creator/SeanConnery James Bond]] as a deck hand.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: [[TheManFromUNCLE Ilya Kuryakin]] started out in life as a radio operator.

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* HeyItsThatGuy: [[TheManFromUNCLE [[Series/TheManFromUNCLE Ilya Kuryakin]] started out in life as a radio operator.
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* ThrowItIn: The ominous creaking noises the ship makes as it founders were actually made by the set as it was tilted into position.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: As there were no water tanks in studios big enough to accommodate the sets, outdoor scenes were shot in an open-air swimming pool. In ''November''; none of the actors wanted to have to jump in. Kenneth Moore wrote:
-->"I would have to set an example. I leaped. Never have I experienced such cold in all my life. It was like jumping into a deep freeze just like the people did on the actual Titanic. The shock of the cold water forced the breath out of my lungs. My heart seemed to stop beating. I felt crushed, unable to think. I had rigor mortis... without the mortis. And then I surfaced, spat out the dirty water and, gasping for breath, found my voice. 'Stop!' I shouted. 'Don't listen to me! It's bloody awful! Stay where you are!' But it was too late as the extras followed suit."
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** Completing the triumvirate, we see [[Film/JamesBond Q]] telling some steerage passengers to bugger off.

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** Completing the triumvirate, we see [[Film/JamesBond Q]] telling some steerage passengers to bugger off.off.
* HistoryMarchesOn: ''Titanic'' is shown going down in one piece. Since the discovery of the wreck in 1985, it's generally accepted that the ship broke in two before it sank.
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** [[{{Goldfinger}} Pussy Galore]] lost her husband here.
** Completing the triumvirate, we see [[JamesBond Q]] telling some steerage passengers to bugger off.

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** [[{{Goldfinger}} [[Film/{{Goldfinger}} Pussy Galore]] lost her husband here.
** Completing the triumvirate, we see [[JamesBond [[Film/JamesBond Q]] telling some steerage passengers to bugger off.

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