The Academy Award winner said in a new interview that she and costar Leonardo DiCaprio shared the scene with "a piece of bannister" from the ship

Kate Winslet clarifies the long-standing debate about the 'Titanic' door scene, revealing it was actually a piece of the ship's bannister. The actress humorously shared insights from filming and addressed the frequent questions about the iconic moment with co-star Leonardo DiCaprio.

Kate Winslet answers the burning question of, if there was room on the door for her co-star Leonardo DiCaprio in Titanic's climax.

Kate Winslet claims in a recent interview that the “door” from the legendary Titanic “door” scene may not have been a door at all. For many fans, it has been a burning question since the movie came out: Couldn’t both,

Appearing on the Australian talk show The Project, the Oscar winner anticipated the inevitable question about the floating object and Jack’s fate. Nevertheless, Kate Winslet addressed the query with great humor. She specifically said:

While discussing the much-debated movie scene, Kate Winslet has revealed the “door” in the much-debated ‘Titanic’ finale wasn’t a door.

Oscar winning-actor Kate Winslet has finally addressed the iconic Titanic door scene which, according to her, may not even be a "door" scene after all. Talking on the Australian talk show The Project,

Kate Winslet weighs in on Titanic's infamous 'door' scene, discussing Jack's potential survival. She acknowledges fan theories but cites narrative reasons for Jack's fate.

Could Jack have survived? The "door" scene in Titanic, a cinematic moment etched in pop culture history, has reignited debate thanks to a revelation from Kate Winslet herself. During a recent Australian talk show appearance,