The famous line in Titanic from Leonardo DiCaprio, “I’m king of the world!” was improvised.

The famous line in Titanic from Leonardo DiCaprio, “I’m king of the world!” was improvised. 

One of the movie's most iconic lines was improvised on the spot. Leonardo DiCaprio actually ad-libbed the famous line, "I'm king of the world!", which Jack shouts as he stands at the head of the ship. 

Draw me like one of your French girls

“Draw me like one of your French girls,” is an obvious one, but what about “I'm the king of the world!” Leonardo DiCaprio's Jack shouts it from the bow of the Titanic, unaware that it would be repeated by literally every person who ever went on a boat after 1997. 

Titanic Fun Fact #2: the sketch of Rose wearing only the Heart of the Ocean diamond was actually drawn by James Cameron. In the movie, the hand you see drawing the picture is actually Cameron's. In fact, Cameron drew all the pictures in Jack's sketch book. 

Jack Dawson

This line is spoken by Jack Dawson, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, in the film Titanic, directed by James Cameron (1997). On the prow of the Titanic, third-class (and therefore destined to die) passenger Jack Dawson experiences one of the best moments of his life (at least until he gets to smooch Kate Winslet). 

The opening was originally going to be an Irishman painting the word 'Titanic'. During that same scene, it is not, as believed by some, a real film from her departure in 1912. James Cameron wanted to use actual footage, but at the time there was none. 

1,500 people

The Titanic — billed as an unsinkable ship — hit an iceberg and sank on April 15, 1912. Over 1,500 people died in the maritime disaster, while 705 individuals survived. A number of the victims and survivors were famous  

The Heart of the Ocean blue diamond might just be a fictional necklace in the movie, Titanic but the jewellery item has still enticed people in creating the real thing. Today, you will not only find one, but two fascinating replicas of the beautiful diamond Rose dropped in the ocean at the end of the film. 

No distinct human remains were seen during the NOAA expedition, yet there were a number of places where it was obvious that someone had come to rest. ... Only 340 bodies were recovered after the sinking of the ship. Of the roughly 1,500 people killed in the disaster, about 1,160 bodies remain lost.