People Are Calling For This Deleted Titanic Scene To Be Put Back In Movie

With news of yet another lockdown looming, we're really deep into our January blues - and we're only four days into 2021.

To try and lift our spirits, many of us are turning to classic movies to keep us going, with epic tearjerker Titanic a firm favourite for us all during darker times.

But while Jack and Rose's short yet intense love story always leaves us in floods of tears, there is one deleted scene from James Cameron's classic that will also leave you weeping - although for entirely different reasons.

One Twitter user going by the name @SelfieMadeBoy shared a hilarious yet cheesy deleted clip from James Cameron's 1997 classic, which saw the passengers on the ship come face to face with the iceberg.

While those walking on the decks were left astonished by the huge sheet of ice as the ship passes by, the scene cuts to unwitting passenger Molly Brown, played by Kathy Bates, enjoying a drink in the ship's restaurant before she makes an unfortunate comment.

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"Hey sonny! How about a little ice?" she asks a waiter, while the iceberg appears ominously in the background.

Fans were in hysterics, with the original tweet racking up 6,500 likes.

"This is brilliant," wrote one fan. "I wonder what else they left on the cutting room floor, lol."

Another wrote: "DELIGHTED they left this scene out," before adding an embarrassed face.

"Oh my God. James Cameron deserves life in prison for this," a third added.

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But not everyone hated the scene, with some enjoying the dark humour.

"Love Kathy Bates!" said one viewer, another added: "Um, why would they cut this? This is an incredible scene! More Kathy Bates as Molly Brown, please!!"

Titanic is not the only film with a fairly cringey scene that failed to make the final cut.

Last year, we revealed how Love Actually's infamous airport chase was initially intended to be far more acrobatic.

You can watch that deleted scene here.

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Kimberley Bond

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