James Cameron Is Tired of Fielding Questions About the 'Titanic' Ending: 'Don't Ask Me About the F---ing Raft, People'

James Cameron Is Tired of Fielding Questions About the 'Titanic' Ending: 'Don't Ask Me About the F---ing Raft, People'

In 1997, James Cameron won three Academy Awards for writing, directing and producing the legendary romance film, 'Titanic'Gregg DeGuire/Variety via Getty; 20th Century Fox/Paramount/Kobal/Shutterstock James Cameron; Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in 'Titanic.'NEED TO KNOWJames Cameron made an appearance on The Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter podcast on Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026During the episode, the 71-year-old expressed his frustration …

James Cameron Knows The Answer, Is Tired Of Being Asked About 'The F---ing Raft!' In Titanic

James Cameron dropped an f-bomb while once again trying to end the Titanic raft debate and convince people that Jack could not have survived.

James Cameron weighs in on debates he still has about 'Titanic' raft scene

James Cameron says he is done debating the ending of Titanic. The filmmaker addressed the long-running question during a recent appearance on The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast. Reflecting on the scene that showed Jack, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, sharing a floating raft with Rose, Cameron simply dismissed the topic bluntly. “Don’t ask me about the f****** raft, people!” Cameron, 71, said when the topic came up. As Cameron told lis…