Titanic cameos

[Titanic fan]

this woman looks like Marie Grice young

 

[Titanic fan]

Mr Thomas McCaffry

This couple looks like Mr George Harder and Mrs Dorothy Harder to me, the boarded at Cherbourg and were honeymooning couple

 

[Michael Hinz]

I would say that this couple represents the Cumings, who also boarded in Cherbourg. The husband takes his wife to boat 6 (although the real Mrs Cumings was rescued in boat 4) and is later seen in the sinking near boat A. Apparently he was also present on the poop deck, as photos of the shooting show, but I haven’t found him in the movie yet.

 

[Michael Hinz]

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That is an interesting observation.

 

[Michael Hinz]

I don't think that this gentleman is Thomas McCaffry. I think it could be Emil Brandeis.

 

[Titanic fan]

Thank you for the correction!

 

[Titanic fan]

The man here is either Paul chevre or Frederick Omont or Frederick Kimber Seward...what are the suggestions of y'all?

 

[Titanic fan]

Finally!! this gentleman is Mr Mauritz bjornstorm-steffanson as he and woolner ( who was not depicted in any cameo) assisted Mrs Candee into lifeboat 6 (whom we can see standing with Stefanson in the above picture) which is accurate

Secondly, we see him here when collapsible D is lowered and he helps rose inside the Titanic and probably jumps in boat-D after that....so I guess it's kinda similar

 

[Thomas Krom]

or Frederick Kimber Seward

I doubt it is Mr. Seward considering he was cleanshaven at the time of the disaster.

He can be seen in the famous photograph when members of the survivors committee gave captain Rostron his golden cup as sign of gratitude for the rescue operation shortly after the disaster. From the left to the right: Frederic Kimber Seward, Karl Howell Behr, underlöjtnant Mauritz Håkan Björnström-Steffansson, Isaac Gerald Frauenthal, captain Arthur Henry Rostron, Margaret "Maggie" Brown, Frederic Oakley Spedden and George Achilles Harder.

 

[Thomas Krom]

The man here is either Paul chevre or Frederick Omont or Frederick Kimber Seward...what are the suggestions of y'all?

I personally believe Paul Romaine Marie Léonce Chevré is the most likely candidate considering of all the known occupants he only had a beard:

 

[Michael Hinz]

Thank you for the correction!

My friend, it is not a correction. All we can do here is guess and speculate

 

[Michael Hinz]

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The man here is either Paul chevre or Frederick Omont or Frederick Kimber Seward...what are the suggestions of y'all?

I agree with Thomas that this gentleman is Paul Chevre. He is also seen in the sunday service in the first class dining saloon. After the lowering of boat 7, he doesn’t appear in the movie anymore.

 

[Michael Hinz]

That's a very good observation. Apart from the missing mustache, the man bears a great resemblance to Björnström-Steffanson.

 

[Michael Hinz]

This gentleman could be Dr Edward Minahan. He is also seen near boat 14 where he said goodbye to his wife and his sister.

 

[Titanic fan]

doubt it is Mr. Seward considering he was cleanshaven at the time of the disaster.

Fr Seward was not near lifeboat 6 and besides he left in lifeboat 7.... And the same man is seen on the deck of Titanic when collapsible D is being lowered so I guess it's certain the man depicted is Mauritz hakan bjornstorm-steffanson