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Building the Titanic has been a huge financial effort, and White Star Line president Ismay wants her maiden voyage to hit the headlines. He urges Captain Smith to make the fastest possible crossing to New York. When iceberg warnings come in, the captain must ask himself if he is willing to risk the safety of his ship just to please Ismay. Written by Wilhelm Noeker <wnoeker@t-online.de>
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1st Officer Petersen: Now, it would seem discourteous if I didn't insist on the contrary.
Sigrid Olinsky: Then I wouldn't want to disappoint you again, so you must be right. And my whim is to prove to you that I will do anything I want.
1st Officer Petersen: That won't be difficult since, as the First Officer, it is my duty to fulfill the wishes of the passengers as much as possible.
Sigrid Olinsky: But there must be things you're expressly forbidden to do.
1st Officer Petersen: Of course. For example, I'm ...
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(uncredited)
Composed by Johann Strauß
played in the ballroom
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Sailors and officers from the German Navy played members of the White Star Line crew when exterior scenes were shot on location aboard the Cap Arcona. See more »Goofs
When the iceberg is sighted, both its location in relation to the ship and the direction the ship is ordered to turn are incorrect. See more »Quotes
Sigrid Olinsky: You take me for a spoiled, superficial woman who indulges her every whim, don't you?1st Officer Petersen: Now, it would seem discourteous if I didn't insist on the contrary.
Sigrid Olinsky: Then I wouldn't want to disappoint you again, so you must be right. And my whim is to prove to you that I will do anything I want.
1st Officer Petersen: That won't be difficult since, as the First Officer, it is my duty to fulfill the wishes of the passengers as much as possible.
Sigrid Olinsky: But there must be things you're expressly forbidden to do.
1st Officer Petersen: Of course. For example, I'm ...
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Soundtracks
Unter Donner und Blitz (Thunder and Lightning Polka)(uncredited)
Composed by Johann Strauß
played in the ballroom
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This German Titanic of a film is a definite "must" see for anyone interested in the fascinating and tragic story. Almost unbelievable that Germany could produce such lavish and expensive film in the middle of the war. TITANIC is a well executed film with excellent acting skills from the actors involved. Director Herbert Selpin and Werner Klingler made an European classic with this film vehicle. Forced to include some unnecessary propaganda, which the film could do without, this does not overshadow the artistic merits of the film. The special effects are so so, but the filmmakers do make you believe you are on-board a sinking ship. Everybody on the screen pulled off a gripping and believable story in glorious black and white. See it if you have a chance, The European film version of The Titanic story, not to be missed.