James Cameron responds to ‘offensive rumors’ about directing OceanGate’s Titan submersible film

James Cameron responds to ‘offensive rumors' about directing OceanGate's Titan submersible film

The Titanic diver crash killed five people en route to the site of the Titanic’s wreckage. It exploded near the ship on June 18.

Filmmaker James Cameron has responded to rumors that he is talking to make a movie about the tragedy of the Ocean Gate Titan submarine. The incident occurred last month and killed five people on the way to the site of the Titanic crash. On June 18, the submarine exploded near the ship, killing everyone on board.

James directed the 1997 Oscar-winning disaster movie Titanic, set after the Titanic sank. On Saturday, James tweeted: “I don’t usually respond to negative rumors in the media, but I have to respond now. I’m not and won’t talk about the Ocean Gate movie.”

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Fans Responding to James’ comments.

Someone replied to his piece: “They say he’s making a movie about the last Titanic event. It’s a crime not to admit it.

One tweet read: ‘So much respect! “If you don’t, someone else will,” wrote one Twitter user. It could have been worse. Another said, “You’re one of my favorite directors, James Cameron, I never thought you’d be in Ocean Gate, thanks for the clarification.”

James talks about the Titan incident He said that what they did was testing, necessary certificates, etc., to carry passengers.

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I was struck by the parallels with the Titanic disaster, where the captain had been warned many times that there was ice ahead of his ship but drove swiftly towards the ice for the moonless night. Many people died this way.

As part of OceanGate Expeditions, Titan documents the decay of the underwater ecosystem in and around Titanic, with annual voyages starting in 2021. The wreckage was discovered during Titan.

OceanGate Expeditions CEO Stockton Rush, Shahzada Dawood, and their sons Suleman Dawood, Hamish Harding, and Paul-Henri Nargeolet died in the explosion.

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