Titanic

Synopsis

Titanic is a four-part television miniseries that is a fresh take on the iconic sinking of the Titanic in 1912. The show, released in 2012, follows the lives of passengers and crew aboard the ill-fated ship, intertwining their personal stories with the historical event. With a focus on both the luxurious first-class passengers and the less fortunate third-class passengers, Titanic offers a captivating and emotional portrayal of the disaster. The high production values, attention to detail in recreating the ship, and stellar performances from the cast, led by Peter Wight, make this retelling of the tragic event a gripping watch filled with drama, romance, and suspense.

Cast

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  Peter Wight

  Joseph Rushton

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  Brian McCardie

  First Officer Murdoch

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  David Calder

  Captain Smith

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  Geraldine Somerville

  Louisa, Countess of Manton

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  Jenna Coleman

  Annie Desmond

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  Maria Doyle Kennedy

  Muriel Batley

Reviews

Titanic received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. Some praised the series for its ambitious scope, attention to historical accuracy, and compelling character-driven storytelling. The Guardian gave it a positive review, stating, 'Titanic is an elegant and epic miniseries that brings a human touch to the infamous disaster.' However, other reviewers criticized the slow pacing of the show and the lack of depth in certain character arcs. The Telegraph mentioned, 'While visually stunning, Titanic struggles to maintain a consistent emotional impact.' Despite the mixed reception, audiences appreciated the immersive experience and the poignant moments depicted in the series. IMDb rating of 6.0/10.