Caledon 'Cal' Hockley 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.
As the Master of Arms cuffs Jack, Cal grabs Jack by the collar and shakes him.
When Rose speaks in Jack's defense Cal speaks in low tones to her.
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...
Having successfully framed Jack, Lovejoy manages to further incriminate him.
Cal refers to the considerable amount of cash he sticks in his jacket pocket....
Cal and Jack stand side by side as Rose is lowered in a lifeboat. The two men...
At the Colonel's suggestion Cal tells his man to compensate Jack for his good...
In their luxury suite aboard Titanic Rose unpacks newly acquired paintings wi...
Cal takes a step toward Rose when she finds the compensation he offered Jack ...
Jack refuses the Colonel's invitation to brandy. Cal seizes on the opportunit...
After snatching Lovejoy's handgun in a jealous rage and emptying it shooting ...
Cal approaches Murdoch who's holding the men off one of the last lifeboats wi...
After Cal, Rose and the Col. depart Jack bums a cigarette from Lovejoy. Exten...
Cal uses a lie and the same lost little girl he'd turned his back on a few mo...
An automobile pulls up on the dock. Cal and Rose, in her heyday, step out. Sh...
Ruth, Rose's mother, exits the automobile after Cal and Rose.
When Rose lights a cigarette and her mother objects, Rose blows the smoke in ...
Even though the call to the lifeboats was for women and children only, Cal a...
Rose extends her hand, touching the edge of the case. Answering her, Cal remo...
Standing Cal violently flips the breakfast table over then bends over, his fa...
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