Kate Winslet has shared some behind-the-scenes secrets from the making of Titanic, including some awkward moments with Leonardo DiCaprio

Now, everyone loves a bit of Titanic, but what fans might not realise is that there was a not-so romantic behind-the-scenes habit that Kate Winslet has since revealed. The dramatised film depicting the 1912 sinking of the ship of the same name tells the story of Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his lover, Rose DeWitt Bukater (Winslet).

Oscar winner Kate Winslet hates to “burst a bubble,” but the Lee star had to admit to audiences that the iconic door scene in Titanic was filmed in a “waist-height” tank. “Well that was quite an awkward tank,

Hollywood royalty Kate Winslet has confessed that the heart-wrenching scene in Titanic which sees Rose and Jack [Leonardo Di Caprio] floating in the ocean, waiting for rescue, was incredibly “awkward”. The 48-year-old star revealed it was not as captivating in real life as it was on the big screen.

Kate Winslet had a heartbreaking reason for missing the biggest movie premiere of her career. The English actress rose to international fame when she starred in the blockbuster 1997 film Titanic, alongside Leonardo DiCaprio.

In that sequence, Leonardo DiCaprio‘s Jack freezes to death in the icy Atlantic, while Kate Winslet’s Rose survives because she is laying on a floating door. While that debate may never end, Winslet added a new wrinkle to it during a recent interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast.

Kate Winslet has revealed the truth behind the iconic Titanic door scene and admitted how it was actually filmed - and it wasn't in the ocean, as appears on screen.

Hollywood megastar Kate Winslet has spoken out about the famous door scene in Titanic which saw Rose leave her lover Jack to float in the chilling Atlantic Ocean