I know that the grand staircase in the movie was a copy, but bigger than the original, but I only remember seeing the grand staircase down to D Deck and the elevators to E Deck. I do remember a little of the grand staircase double trace, but I was not sure why they didn't film that section of the E Deck set. Was that part not the squared like the original and curved like the other levels for the movie, or what?
Titanic 1997 Grand Staircase Film Set E Deck
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there has been some discussion of this before, on the below site. Don't know if it will help you or not. I hope it does.
https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.o...-forward-grand-staircase-edeck-questions.html
https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.o...-forward-grand-staircase-edeck-questions.html
I was referring to the movie version of the staircase being accurate as the real ship. I k ow what it looked like, but I noticed that the elevator hall was paneled white, and surely I hope that the staircase behind wasn't the same on the movie.there has been some discussion of this before, on the below site. Don't know if it will help you or not. I hope it does.
https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.o...-forward-grand-staircase-edeck-questions.html
They didn't film it because you didn't need to see it. No point in showing it if we have Rose coming out of the elevators.
That's the whole point of not making a set for the Grand Staircase E Deck landing. There was no need to make it because the Jack & Rose story can perfectly without it. Rose comes out of the elevators and moves on to the crew's passage. No E Deck Grand Staircase was necessary, so no set was made.
Yeah, that's another example of where Cameron preferred a non-realistic setting which better fitted in Jack & Rose's plot.
There are multiple examples of scenes where historical accuracy proved to be of less priority than Jack & Rose's story. I once read the movie was 85% historically accurate, and 15% historically errors where Jack & Rose's plot preferred.
There are multiple examples of scenes where historical accuracy proved to be of less priority than Jack & Rose's story. I once read the movie was 85% historically accurate, and 15% historically errors where Jack & Rose's plot preferred.
