The enduring legacy of James Cameron’s “Titanic,” released in 1997, continues to captivate audiences more than two decades later. As fans reflect on the film that solidified its place in cinematic history, a recent video revisits the cast, showcasing how the actors have transformed over the past 26 years.

Leonardo DiCaprio, who portrayed the iconic Jack Dawson at the age of 23, is now 48 and thriving. DiCaprio has since built an impressive career, known for both his acting prowess and environmental activism. Frances Fisher, who played Ruth DeWitt Bukater, was 45 during filming and is now 71, actively engaging in her craft and advocacy.

The film also marked a poignant moment for David Warner, who played Spicer Lovejoy. Warner, who was 56 at the time, sadly passed away in July 2022 at the age of 80. Similarly, Bill Paxton, who portrayed Brock Lovett, died in 2017 at 61, leaving behind a rich legacy in film and television.

Kate Winslet, who captured hearts as Rose DeWitt Bukater at 22, is now 47 and continues to shine in her acting career. Meanwhile, Billy Zane, who played the antagonist Cal Hockley, is now 57, maintaining a presence in the entertainment industry.

Other notable cast members include Victor Garber as Thomas Andrews, now 75, and Gloria Stuart, who portrayed Old Rose. Stuart was 87 during filming and passed away in 2010 at the age of 100, leaving a lasting impact on audiences.

This nostalgic exploration not only highlights the remarkable journeys of the cast but also serves as a reminder of the film’s cultural significance. As fans continue to celebrate “Titanic,” the timeless story and its characters remain etched in the annals of cinematic history. What are your thoughts on the film and its legacy? Share your favorite characters and memories in the comments.