Winslet wagered a guess that co-star DiCaprio has “got PTSD” from being asked incessantly about the scene, in which – spoiler alert – he freezes to death because there’s not enough room for him on a floating door that Winslet’s character, Rose, has taken refuge on after the Titanic’s sinking.

Leonardo Dicaprio and Kate Winslet did not only feature together in Titanic. They also starred in a movie called Revolutionary Road. It had a few intimate scenes. Why was the director of the film uncomfortable filming them?

"It's a terrible thing to even think about now," Kate Winslet said of the late Stephen Tredre, whom she dated in the 1990s and died of cancer in 1997

Kate Winslet recently revealed what her 10-year-old son Bear’s reaction was to seeing the Titanic for the first time in an exclusive interview with E! News.

Since its release in 1997, Titanic has remained a cultural phenomenon, sparking endless debate and fascination. From ogling over young Leo to breaking down each individual scene, the Academy Award winning film has sparked conversation and debate in a way not many films have managed to do-and there's one scene in particular that gets the

Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet spoke at the 92 nd Street Y in New York City at an advance screening of her upcoming movie Lee. At one point during the Q&A, Winslet is asked about the infamous "door scene" toward the end of the film when her character Rose is left to float on a broken door while her lover Jack,