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      «Nu de rose» ©1998, Yanick Martineau

      "They saw in the accident the symbol of the apogee of the industrial revolution and a condemnation of the arrogance of an era."


      The sinking of the Titanic was one of the turning points of the 20th Century which foretold of things to come.  Now part of the collective lore, the Titanic shipwreck has inspired countless authors and movie makers.

      Here is a small partial list of novels and movies with the Titanic as a plot element.

      Movies

      1912Saved from the Titanic Directed by :  Étienne Arnaud
      Produced by :  Harry Raver
      Studio :  Eclair Moving Picture Company
      Black and white, silent
      1943Titanic Directed by :  Werner Klingler and Herbert Selpin
      Studio :  Universum Film A.G. (UFA)
      Screenplay by :  Herbert Selpin and Walter Zerlett-Olfenius
      Black and white
      1953Titanic Directed by :  Jean Negulesco
      Produced by :  Charles Brackett
      Studio :  20th Century Fox
      Screenplay by :  Charles Brackett, Richard L. Breen and Walter Reisch
      Special effects :  Ray Kellogg
      Length :  98 mins
      Black and white
      1958A Night To Remember Directed by :  Roy Ward Baker
      Produced by :  William MacQuitty and Earl St. John
      Studio :  Rank Film Productions
      Screenplay by :  Eric Ambler based on Walter Lord's book
      Length :  123 mins
      Black and white
      1964The Unsinkable Molly Brown Directed by :  Charles Walters
      Produced by :  Roger Edens and Lawrence Weingarten
      Studio :  Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer
      Screenplay by :  Helen Deutsch based on the Broadway musical by Richard Morris and Meredith Willson
      Colour
      1979S.O.S. Titanic Directed by :  William Hale
      Produced by :  William S. Gilmore, Roger Gimbel, Lou Morheim and Neville C. Thompson
      Studio :  EMI Films Ltd.
      Screenplay by :  James Costigan
      Special effects :  Garth Inns
      Colour
      1980Raise The Titanic Directed by :  Jerry Jameson
      Produced by :  William Frye, Lew Grade and Martin Starger
      Screenplay by :  Eric Hughes and Adam Kennedy based on Clive Cussler’s novel
      Special effects :  Alan Barnard, David Beavis, John Evans, Garth Inns, John Morris and John Richardson
      Length :  115 mins
      Colour
      1984Titanic
      (made for TV movie)
      Directed by :  Lutz Büscher
      Colour
      1987Ticket For The Titanic
      (made for TV movie)
      Directed by :  Zsuzsanna Mills
      Colour
      1996Titanic
      (made for TV movie)
      Directed by :  Robert Lieberman
      Produced by :  Fred Fuchs, Scot J. Kelly, Jeff Kleeman, Rocky Lang and Harold Tichenor
      Screenplay by :  Joyce Eliason and Ross LaManna
      Special effects :  Digital Muse (computer generated imagery) / Hollywood Digital (visual effects) / Vision Crew Unlimited (miniature visual effects)
      Length :  173 mins
      Colour
      1997La Femme de chambre du Titanic Directed by :  J.J. Bigas Luna
      Produced by :  Yves Marmion and Daniel Toscan du Plantier
      Length :  101 mins
      Colour
      1997Titanic Directed by :  James Cameron
      Produced by :  James Cameron and Jon Landau
      Studio :  20th Century Fox and Paramount Pictures
      Screenplay by :  James Cameron
      Special effects :  Digital Domain
      Length :  194 mins
      colour

      Novels

      Bainbridge, Beryl, Every man for himself, New York, Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1996.

      Bass, Cynthia, Maiden Voyage, New York, Bantam Books, 1996.

      Bunting, Eve, SOS Titanic, San Diego, Harcourt Brace, 1996, 240 pages.

      Clarke, Arthur Charles, The Ghost from the Grand Banks, New York, Bantam Books, 1990, 274 pages.

      Cussler, Clive, Raise the Titanic, New York, Viking Press, 1976, 314 pages.

      Duey, Kathleen, Shipwreck :  the Titanic, 1912, New York, Aladdin Paperbacks, 1998.

      Finney, Jack, From time to time, Thorndike, Me., G.K. Hall, 1995, 444 pages.

      Finney, Jack, From time to time :  a novel, New York, Simon & Schuster, 1995, 303 pages.

      Friedlaender, Robert, Titanensturz, roman eines zeitalters, Wien-Leipzig, Saturn-verlag, 1937, 417 pages.

      Gardner, Martin, The wreck of the Titanic foretold?, Amherst, N.Y., Prometheus Books, 1986.

      Hansen, Erik Fosnes, Psalm at journey’s end, San Diego, Calif., Harcourt Brace, 1996.

      Henkel, Virginia, Letters from the past, Austin, Texas, Steck-Vaughn Library, 1991, 24 pages.

      Huser, France, La nuit de l’iceberg, Paris, Fayard, 1995, 460 pages.

      Krupkat, Gunther, Das Schiff der Verlorenen, Berlin, Das Neue Berlin, 1965, 299 pages.

      Martin, Les, Young Indiana Jones and the Titanic adventure, New York, Random House, 1993, 139 pages.

      Pelz von Felinau, Joseph, Titanic, die Tragodie eines Ozeanreisen, Berlin, Gutenberg Buchergilde, 1939, 325 pages.

      Pelz von Felinau, Joseph, Titanic, der roman eines ozeanriesen, Berlin-Leipzig, Verlagshaus Bong, 1943?, 524 pages.

      Seil, William, Sherlock Holmes and the Titanic tragedy :  a case to remember, London, Breese Books, 1996, 253 pages.

      Spedden, Daisy Corning Stone, Polar the Titanic Bear, Boston, Mass., Little, Brown, 1994, 64 pages.

      Stanwood, Donald A., The Memory of Eva Ryker, New York, Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, 1978, 350 pages.

      Steel, Danielle, No Greater Love, Thorndike, Me., G.K. Hall, 1991.

      Tanaka, Shelley, On Board the Titanic :  what it was like whem the great liner sank, New York, Hyperion Books for Children, 1996, 48 pages.

      Walker, James, Murder on the Titanic :  a novel, Nashville, Tenn., Broadman & Holman Publishers, 1998, 487 pages.

      Williams, Barbara, Titanic Crossing, New York, Dial Books for Young Readers, 1995, 167 pages.



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