The book cover.
James Cameron's Titanicis a book by Ed W. Marsh, featuring photographs by Douglas Kirkland and a foreword by James Cameron It was published in 1997 by Harper Perennial. It was a #1 New York Times bestseller. The book consisted of a treasury of information about the film, including information about filming and interviews with the cast and crew.
Summary[]
James Cameron's Titanic chronicles the cinematic re-creation of the most legendary ocean disaster of all time as seen through the eyes of a master storyteller. Set against the ship's fateful maiden voyage. Cameron's much anticipated motion picture epic weaves a rich human tapestry of romance, heroism, tragedy, and greed.
Within these pages is a detailed look at the monumental effort by thousands of artists and craftsmen to accurately re-create the "ship of dreams", including the full-size exterior replica of the ship and the seventeen- million-gallon tank facility designed to sink her; a wealth of detailed interior spaces; new discoveries from Cameron's 1995 dives to the wreck., some two-and-a-half miles below the ocean surface; studies of the ornate wardrobe, makeup and hairstyles, that defined the looks of the "Gilded Age"; an overview of the film's groundbreaking visual effects work; and in-depth interviews with the cast and crew, all referenced to the historic events of the Titanic's maiden and final voyage,