Kate Winslet talked about her unique relationship with “Titanic” co-star Leonardo DiCaprio in a new interview.
The 45-year-old actress told Rolling Stone that she and DiCaprio, 46, shared sex tips with each other while filming the 1997 drama. And she even described her sensual romance scene in the Renault touring car as “cool”.
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According to the news agency, Winslet and DiCaprio laughed at the gossip columns that suggested they were a couple.
“Just the notion of that was crazy, it would have been absolutely incest,” Winslet is reported to have told Rolling Stone. “I have a relationship with Leo that all women in the world would envy.”
However, unlike most family members, the two actors reportedly discussed intimate details about making love in DiCaprio’s trailer when they had free time.
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As for what was specifically shared during those moments, Winslet kept his answer vague.
“You know, some very personal things, asking each other for advice,” she told the channel. “Not necessarily comparing notes, but like, ‘No, don’t do it, do it like this.’ He’s very good at that. I must say that many of the sexual tips he gave me worked. And I know it’s the other way around. “
Winslet declined to comment when asked if she could offer some tips that were helpful to her. All she said, however, was that the tips exchanged were “too despicable” and “too explicit”.
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Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio played the roles of Rose and Jack in the 1997 drama drama “Titanic”.
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Later in the interview, Winslet described the “Titanic” sex scene between the characters Jack and Rose who were so different from DiCaprio and hers, but she still found the experience pleasant.
“Making that scene, it wasn’t us. And yet we were so stuck with what it all had to be. The Rose in me was really kind of loving Jack in him, actually,” explained Winslet. “And although I didn’t feel that way about Leo, it was great to feel that way on the scene. It was really adorable.”
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According to Winslet, DiCaprio got up immediately and walked away as soon as the camera stopped rotating.
“And I remember lying there thinking, ‘Too bad it’s over.’ Because it was very good, “she recalled.
It’s been 23 years since the Oscar-winning film made its film debut. In addition, “Titanic” will turn 24 on December 19, 2021.
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The film grossed more than $ 2.1 billion worldwide with its original release, according to ticket sales data at Box Office Mojo by IMDbPro.
This figure does not reflect the 3D launch of “Titanic” in 2012 and two re-releases in 2017 and 2020.