Jump, I jump. (You jump and I jump) "touched countless audiences. We all know that this film is adapted from a true story, and the screenwriter who wrote this script is Ruth's prototype: Helen Churchill Candy.
But at that time, Helen Churchill Candy was not Ruth's girlhood. When it happened, Helen Churchill Candy was a 53-year-old middle-aged woman.
Today, we will look at how the prototype Helen Churchill Katie of Ruth spent the rest of her life after experiencing the true love, disaster and salvation in Titanic. I believe that few people can understand it.
Helen Churchill Candy was born in the United States on September 5, 1989. Her family conditions are quite rich. In order to cultivate her literary skills, her parents sent her to a private university for a good education when she was very young.
After graduating from college, she became a journalist with a good education, and then married the man she wanted, leaving two children, but she didn't realize that in reality, her husband took it out on his family all day because he couldn't earn money, especially for her. It seems that domestic violence has become a common occurrence, and she can only divorce and raise two young children alone.
In order to look after the children at home and earn money, she began to write books to earn money.
One day a few years later, she received a telegram saying that her son's plane had an accident and his son was seriously injured in hospital. She immediately went home to pack her bags and look after her son, and the only quickest way to get to new york was to take the large cruise ship Titanic, which was the first voyage of the Titanic.
Then I met Kent, the prototype of Jack in the movie. They met and fell in love on the cruise ship. After that, Kent left his mother's portrait and a bottle of brandy to protect her and buried himself in the sea.
As we all know, at the end of the movie, when Ruth was finally rescued, she still had Pitt's portrait and a bottle of white Randy with her. But how many people know how Ruth spent the rest of her life?
After being rescued, Helen Churchill Candy looked at her mother's portrait almost every day in a daze, as if seeing it was like seeing Jack save himself without hesitation, and as if she said "You!"
Jump, I jump. "You jump, I jump" and the "trip" of two people hiding in the back seat of a luxury car in the cabin.
Under the pain of missing day and night, Helen Churchill Candy wrote her own experience in her next novel Titanic. In order to interpret the scene at that time well, she traveled around the world every day, watching all kinds of icebergs and taking major cruise ships.
At first, she didn't have the courage to board the cruise ship, but just watched it under the cruise ship. Every time she closes her eyes, she will think of the sentence with Jack: "You jump, I jump."
Jump. (I'll jump if you jump) ",get up the courage and walk to the pedal of the cruise ship.
It was not until she was 80 years old that Helen Churchill Candy finished the novel, and then she sent it to the newspaper, so the most expensive movie at that time, Titanic, appeared.
Conclusion:
1949, 90-year-old Helen Churchill Candy passed away safely. After she left, she told her family to bury Jack's mother's portrait with the half bottle of brandy, because she was going to find Jack. ...
This film is more of a romance than a disaster. Ruth (played by Helen Churchill and Katie) spent her whole life explaining her love for Jack, and this kind of love, she hopes to be known and blessed by everyone.
Up to now, this film is still a classic and will attract the attention of countless people. At least, the cumulative number of posts posted by China has reached1170,000, which is only the statistics of some web pages.
As a post-90s generation, Bian Xiao has watched this movie more than ten times, so how many times have you watched it? Can you leave the number of times you watched it in the comments section?
Pro: Titanic is popular all over the world, but how many people know how Ruth spent the rest of her life? What's your opinion? Welcome to leave a message