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Message: [QUOTE="Robert T. Paige, post: 418402, member: 140168"] Since so much of this movie is more or less fiction I would not even hazard a guess. LOL The papers might have been legal documents connected with immigration. But one of the biggest goofs in this movie is the scene in which Richard is told that Titanic "Has been sold out for months." I think if the makers of this movie had done a little research they would have found that this was not the case. Titanic was certainly not sold out and Richard would have no trouble in getting passage in any class, especially First Class Which brings up a question. Were there any passengers who booked passage at a last moment such as this at any ports, Southampton, Cherbourg or Queenstown ? From what I have read ,there were plenty of vacancies available in all classes ? I know there are stories that many canceled at the last moment ? Also , pushing the " What happened after the end of this movie" in another thread, let us hope that Mrs. Uzcadum arrived safely , Mr. Uzcadum later, they were re-united and able to get on with their plans ! [/QUOTE]