Kate Winslet says she's still "haunted" by her awkward scene in 'Titanic'
Kate Winslet fans, take note: she's not going to sign the n@ked photos of her that she took of her in Titanic.
A follower of the actress learned this the hard way during the Divergent premiere, when he wanted Winslet to autograph a n@kede drawing of her from the 1997 film.
"I don't sign that one," Winslet told Yahoo! Uk. "It feels very uncomfortable, why would you do something like that?"
In James Cameron's film, Leonardo DiCaprio's character (Jack) draws Winslet's character (Rose), "as one of his French girls." It was one of the most daring scenes in the film, and obviously one of the most memorable.
"People ask me to sign that many times," Winslet said. “There is a photo of the scene that someone took from the film and it also circulates a lot. And it's like, no, I didn't mean for it to become a photograph that I was going to see 16, 17 years later."
But thanks to the enduring popularity of the film, which has not only been re-released in 3D in theaters, but is also available on DVD and on Netflix (not to mention the snippets of the film you can find online), there's no way escape from that infamous drawing.
