Jack Dawson is a character from the 1997 epic blockbuster 'Titanic' from director James Cameron, based off the real-life disaster from April 15, 1912 when the gigantic cruise ship hit an iceberg and sunk into the sea.
When Jack and Rose return to inform Cal and Ruth of the ship's condition, Lov...
Not to be out done and determined to keep him in his place, Ruth takes anothe...
Jack and Rose are confronted by a steward when they break through a door duri...
Rose starts to walk off but thinking better of it she turns back toward Jack ...
Rose removes the Heart of the Ocean from the safe. Jack examines it closely u...
Ruth questions Jack, disdain pouring from her lips. Molly shoots her a hard l...
Jack and Cal watch as the lifeboat Rose is in is lowered after lying to her t...
Prompted by Ruth's venom Jack pushes aside all pretext and speaks from the he...
Impressed first by his discretion, then by his work and then by his travels, ...
Cal and Jack stand side by side as Rose is lowered in a lifeboat. The two men...
Rose, while leafing through Jack's drawings on the first class deck, asks him...
Half way between the deck and the water Rose jumps out of the boat and back o...
After Jack sketches for a while, Rose, laying nude on the couch, breaks the s...
After an evening of being reminded of his place, Jack makes light of his stat...
While examining Jack's drawings Rose comes across several drawings of the sam...
When Rose meets Jack at the clock as he directs in the note he slipped her af...
Little Cora looks on obviously jealous of Jack about to dance with Rose. She ...
During the boarding phase, Titanic can be seen through the window of the esta...
The remaining passengers all make their way toward the high end of the ship. ...
When Jack attempts to see Rose during worship service he's intercepted at the...
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