He knew from the start that if another ship didn't arrive to help then neither he, nor most of the crew, would survive. Accepted his fate with dignity.
@@NahBNah At the time it was assumed that there would always be a ship nearby that could render assistance, which is the reason Titanic only had 16 actual lifeboats. The ships radio operators were desperately sending out CQD and SOS signals hoping beyond hope that another ship would reach them before the end. Nothing to laugh at and neither is death by hypothermia.
Thank god they don't make them like him no longer.. He was and still is a dick, did all this just so he could break records and be the fastest.. Had a crash in another ship before this command and almost crashed the Titanic on leaving port as well.. Should have never been captain.
@@patrickdoyle9369 He did not drive the titanic when it left port, also he was a retired navy officer so you should respect him, you should be ashamed of you're self.
Does it took at your heartstrings knowing that he had several Marconi ice warnings in his pocket and still sailed full-speed into an ice field at night when ALL other ships in that area stopped for the night.?!
@@calderon2249 that is not how it works buddy, white star line wanted that, because of the demand to get to new york in the shortest amount of time possible, and he still saw his mistake, and sank with the ship, it's not like this was his evil plan to sink the titanic or something.
@@badmonkey2222they were also dealing with a charcoal fire during the journey which meant they had to move and burn charcoal in order to displace the fire which cause the titanic to remain at such high speeds so the captain couldn’t do too much with that
He also left his dog that would had been with him because he always took his dog with him on every ship ride if his. Well, his daughter had a birthday coming up & I think the holidays or something also was coming up, but she was upset that he would miss her birthday so to make it up to her, he left his dog with her. That’s what saved the dog’s life. Glad the dog is was okay. Heartbreaking for this man & his family tho.
@@rpggaming1976fuck tradition. It’s not like it’s his boat that he owns lol. If Ima captain and shit is going down, I’m out that mf. Lose my life over someone else’s property?? No sir 😂😂😂
@@rpggaming1976 think is has nothing to do with people on board , more like a romantic idea that go down with your ship. It's a no written rule. Costa Concordia captain was a pu$sy who runs away as soon as he could.
@@PaschanTOPsbut probably not this version many think the Methodist version was played as bandleader Wallace Hartley was a Methodist himself. I think it was either that version or the version you hear in the 1958 film a night to remember.
The Version (1997) is much more moving and heartbreaking, because it transmits a deep and melancholic sadness, the same one that Captain Edward Smith perhaps felt that night, while he watched in disbelief as his colossal and unsinkable ship named "TITANIC" "Little by little it sank and disappeared into the icy waters of the North Atlantic. A Dignified and Honorable END, for someone who was a Great Captain in life.
@@dracogamer81926 if you knew anything about the Titanic it isn’t really his fault. The entire thing was a freak accident with some bad conditions. Cold water mirage was the main factor.
Well, I see a "Night to remember" movie about the Titanic more tragic and old wich makes it be cool like other old movies from USSR times or old German colourless movies about their subs
He calmly accepted his fate. If only every captain would leave last from his ship. The captain from the Sewol in South Korea was one of the first to get off the ferry despite telling the passengers who were mainly school children to stay in their cabins and to wait. They all drowned because of his actions.🙏
@@nells9012actually that was common practice, even other captains agreed at the time... Ships back then had an edged bow which was extremely tough so they could theoretically cut smaller icebergs in half or the bow would compress like a car in an accident in case of a huge iceberg, so older captains practiced full steam ahead... Smith would've most likley rammed the ice berg but he wasn't on the bridge when the iceberg was spotted. First officer Murdoch didn't order to ram the iceberg, he ordered to slalom around the berg hitting it with the weakest part of the ship, the side, where a huge gash flooded more than the allowed 4 watertight compartments. Captain Smith was a great escape goat, while the real criminals were (the designers) because they opted for artistic charm instead of of having an adequate number of lifeboats. Captain Smith did what was expected of Captains back then, he went down with the ship. Not many would do that honor nowadays, look at Costa Concordia...
@@iron6672 Yes it is deep. The leadership and responsibility failure is the extreme emotion only few of us have felt. And by few i mean the top most guys. I can get it if most of the people cannot relate to it as most of us have never experienced that emotion and nor we are ever going to. Hence underrated comment. But it is from heart though
@@user-zp7wc5nl2p There is no need to confuse the risks of one profession with the risks of another profession, there is a point of no return everywhere, for everyone it is ironic in its own way for others.
De todas as cenas do filme, essa é uma cena que mas me emociona, apesar de que na história ele o capitão Smith, cometeu alguns erros antes de partir para a sua primeira viagem com o Titanic, mas se foi assim mesmo que ele morreu no naufrágio, foi leal foi digno do seu cargo, ele tem meu respeito, poderia ter se salvado pela sua posição como líder, mas preferiu ir junto com seu navio para às profundezas do oceano.
Very poetic scene, and I loved how Cameron did it. But I’m convinced he died in the water overboard. The wireless operator who survived, put in his diary that he saw the captain swimming and place a child on his lifeboat and swim back towards the ship. Another passenger saw the captain and Andrew’s watching the water rising over the bow and say something to the effect of “not much longer now, let’s go” and both jumped. That was after Andrew’s was seen in the smoking parlor by the clock.
@@darth_kal-el not sure which one you meant. I read a book of first hand survivor accounts when I was a kid. That one had the story of the wireless operator that by all means could be a bit dubious because it was a freaking mess that night. But , I know Bride died in the sinking, the second escapes me, but either way they knew the captain well. So there’s that… The second part I saw on a video from “history travels”. A video posted about a year ago. Smart kid, constantly putting stuff out there. He gives a full witness account about what may have happened to Andrew’s. A good point to remember that I didn’t know, the last man to see him staring at the clock got on a lifeboat after. So timing wise, Andrew’s would have been in there the entire sinking. Not very likely. So the second account I think has merit.
@@mikethebike2456 Thomas Andrew’s, the ships head carpenter who was on the ship with a team to review the first voyage. He is the guy who reviewed the damage at the mail /boiler rooms and knew the ship was screwed. Anyway, you probably already knew that. The longest theory of his passing was that he died in the first class smoking parlor. Because an eye witness saw him there in a daze setting the clock on the mantle. That’s where he is portrayed last being in titanic and a night to remember. There is another witness though, who claims to suggest that Andrew’s snapped out of it and started helping officers with last remaining boats and was seen with captain smith watching the water rise up over the wheel house. The then both jumped overboard. The point being made was that he may have been seen with the captain.
@@Health_Vigyanactually the operator on the morse code failed to hand over the messages he'd received stating they were about to sail into an area of icebergs. I'd say it's more on him.
@@lsebk1 brother perhaps you don't know on that particular night one cargo ship had to go on the same route but due to multiple warnings the captain of that cargo ship decided to halt and it didn't move forward ,..At that night due to low visibility that decision of that captain who decided not to move forward was the best captain ever,..On the other hand the ship-" titanic" which was said to be unsinkable,.. made the blunder by ignoring multiple warnings of Iceberg , captain and the company decided to move forward just to give the impression to the people that this ship is unbeatable/ unsinkable,..This arrogance laid the captain not to stop the ship and the out-come is horrible as we know 1500 people lost their life,..In daylight it is more easy to spot Iceberg,.. it would have been marvelous decision if the captain of Titanic decided to stop it on that particular night once daylight appear he can move forward,..That would have been best tactics to save 1500 people's life..🔥🔥
I really like the old standard amongst sailors that the captain is last to abandon ship and that all life must be saved before theirs. It really puts emphasis on getting people to safety and making sure that every life is accounted for and safe. The same cannot be said for a few horrible disasters in the past few decades... In fact, in just the past decade and a few years alone has seen way too many tragedies like this...
Fool killed thousands...Should always understand that nature is mightier than some welded joints of steel....Should have reduced speed when his 1st officer urged him to
@@georgeantonioni Yep, his fault the binoculars werent readily available. Yep, his fault he was already asleep when the iceberg appeared and was hit, he was litetally off duty. Jesus you're ignorant.
@@Xe_1Editz the captain was given multiple warnings way before they were even close to the iceberg. What he did instead was increase the speed of the ship. It was all his fault. Inform yourself first before commenting.
Despite the tradition of 'the captain goes down with the ship', he would have faced a lifetime of humiliation and shame, especially through the media and the relatives of those whose lives were lost. The honorable thing was to essentially give up his life rather than face the burden of what awaited him on land.
@titan-tm7kl @suthobay Lets refer to the sinking of the Lusitania. The Captain of the Lusitania did his absolute best given the dire situation after the torpedo hit. He did end up surviving the sinking by simply swimming off the ship in its final moments. He was rescued after spending several hours afloat in the sea. The aftermath and investigation of the sinking was very messy and filled with corruption, and during this Captain Turner was brought on many charges, some accusing him of being involved with planning the attack from the u-boat. He was cleared of all charges but retired, forever haunted by the sinking and the accusations against him.
@@samplingrater8411 well I suppose the rule comes from the era of many well meaning but unnecessary rules like the women and children first rule which is fine until someone interprets that as women and children only and male's die unnecessary on Charles lightollers side of the ship and with Lusitania that was Pure chance he made it off in the first place and the idea that you must sacrifice your life is just crazy I certainly wouldn't have wanted to be a sea captain if it had a death clause lol I understand as captain you fullfil your duties but it was a death sentence especially in the age of less lifeboat seats to passenger ratio
That's what happened to Bruce Ismay, the chairman of white star line at the time. He was criticised for surviving the titanic instead of sacrificing his seat and for his role in encouraging captain Smith to go faster. This sent him into a state of deep depression from which he never truly recovered.
@@RossMoore777There is a Japanese man who survived the Titanic accident... He returned to his country, guess what happened? He was slaughtered, humiliated. They said he should have given his life, helping to save lives in the accident, they said his conduct was dishonorable.
Holding on to the wheel like a good damn champion That man has shown his worth by doing what he can to say as much people and then going down with the ship…a real folklore
@smith-murdoch-oficirLow-androw 1.He failed to slow down and ran at full speed in the pitch black. That decision alone was massively negligent. 2. He ignored iceberg warnings throughout the day. Including one from a near by ship that had stopped due to the danger. 3.After spotting the iceberg, First Officer William Murdoch ordered the ship to turn to starboard (right) and attempted to avoid the iceberg by executing a maneuver known as "hard-a-starboard." However, it is believed that Captain Smith countermanded this order and instead instructed the ship to continue on its original course, believing that the ship would be able to clear the iceberg. This decision proved to be disastrous. 4. Life boat drillsy. Lifeboats launching woefully under capacity. He caused the crash, sank the titanic and went down with his ship.
Teve um peso a mais nisso. Ele era aposentado e gozava dos louros de anos de trabalho na Marinha. A White Star Line tirou ele da aposentadoria e colocou pra gerenciar a tripulação do Titanic. Ao ver o Titanic afundar, viu também toda sua experiência ir pro fundo do Atlântico Norte. Triste demais.
@@smith-murdoch-oficirLow-androw the same b o t took 1500 peoples life Unfortunately it was human error not b o t We cannot put Blame On bot were human does mistake deliberately
This scene could represent something unknown about the Titanic: some say that at this moment, while panic and chaos spread, the captain shouted: "Behave like British!"
Britishers at that time were powerful, wise and yeah kind of cruel to some extent, but they never allowed enemies to stab them from within the British soil. Now look at the same britain in 2023, in the verge to surrender before islamic terrorists. Did you guys see what is happening in France, your neighbour? Much worse stuffs are awaiting you guys, unless you use your brains. Call a spade a spade. Best wishes. Hope Britain will remain as Britain, not some islumic emirates of England and Wales.
Be British as British always behave like greedy 🙄 and Save your life by taking others and collect all the material and steal others money and just run away.
When you can feel the emotional intensity, one of most powerful human emotions and responses. Such a poweful message without any words. No words that the silence is the loudest sound
Apparently it’s easier to accept death than later to be responsible for the death of 1500 people and endure persecution from the relatives of the victims all their lives, as was the case with the captain of Indianapolis, who at one moment could not stand the shame and humiliation and shot himself .
What makes it even more sad was that this was his last voyage and he was going to retire after 30 years of being a Captain. He felt relieved and finally free to live out his days until this happens and everything, your plans for retirement don’t matter now because you know you can’t live with yourself if you survive or not. I’m sure the captain would have survived had everyone been saved.
@@cherichalmers2520You either aren't that educated or have a really small brain. 710 people actually survived the sinking of the Titanic, that's a known fact.
Even though they made them both inaccurate, it just touches you. Shows who Smith was like. Murdoch in charge of starboard, Wilde in charge of port. People think he didn’t really do much during the sinking, but he helped with the boarding and lowering of multiple boats.
I know they know what they’re getting into, when they sign their life over to the sea as a captain, but man, I can only imagine the torturous process of just closing yourself in and watching/taking it as it “slowly” comes!
Because the experienced seamen knew they had very little chance of survival in the frigid temperatures of the water of ever getting rescued. Many chose to go down with the ship and die quickly versus suffer a longer and slower death.
I have heard reports that not only was capitan Smith was by the bridge at this point but Thomas Andrews (chief designer for titanic) was with him as well. And some of them said (to my understanding) that they heard Andrews tell capitan Smith, "she's going down there's no use in staying on anymore " or something similar to that. Before both of them start to swim away from the titanic never to be seen "alive" again
I don't think that it was his love for the ship. It was rather that he believed that captain is the last to leave the ship. Since a lot of people still were on board of Titanic, he just refused to leave it.
@@ASMR_HP myabeaybe but im not trying to be mean but like i said 2 days ago I didnt search why he went down with it but i guessed but like i siad i dont want to hate on you like i agree
A captain always goes down with his ship
they don’t have to go down with the ship but they still need to wait until everyone else gets on safely
Almost Everyone was off the titanic
@@TheGodDrifterE46 Nope, over thousand of people were still on board.
Damn
@@vvgr409 DAMN
He knew from the start that if another ship didn't arrive to help then neither he, nor most of the crew, would survive. Accepted his fate with dignity.
That’s pretty obvious lol “if a ship didn’t arrive in time to help then they couldn’t be helped”
@@NahBNah At the time it was assumed that there would always be a ship nearby that could render assistance, which is the reason Titanic only had 16 actual lifeboats. The ships radio operators were desperately sending out CQD and SOS signals hoping beyond hope that another ship would reach them before the end. Nothing to laugh at and neither is death by hypothermia.
@@NahBNahthey were hoping that a vessel that responded to their sos would reach them in time.
I wanna say this had more to do with the guilt he was dealing with.
Carpathria saved 700 passengers
The actor who played the captain in the 1997 movie Bernard hill died yesterday 5 may 2024 rip.
Rip😢
thats sad!
Old school captain right here , they never make them like him anymore .
Rest In Peace Captain 🙏🏽
Quite literally too, there was that one ship that sank recently with most of the passengers dead while the captain fled
Thank god they don't make them like him no longer.. He was and still is a dick, did all this just so he could break records and be the fastest.. Had a crash in another ship before this command and almost crashed the Titanic on leaving port as well.. Should have never been captain.
@@milesparalysis9341costa concordia. The captain fled and got charged for manslaughter.
@@patrickdoyle9369 He did not drive the titanic when it left port, also he was a retired navy officer so you should respect him, you should be ashamed of you're self.
@@HadalOceanshe was a very good man may he rest in peace
Knowing that Captain Smith was going to retire after this voyage tugs at my heart strings. It’s sad think this was his destiny
Does it took at your heartstrings knowing that he had several Marconi ice warnings in his pocket and still sailed full-speed into an ice field at night when ALL other ships in that area stopped for the night.?!
@@calderon2249 that is not how it works buddy, white star line wanted that, because of the demand to get to new york in the shortest amount of time possible, and he still saw his mistake, and sank with the ship, it's not like this was his evil plan to sink the titanic or something.
Ele poderia muito bem ter se salvado, não se sentiu digno
@@badmonkey2222they were also dealing with a charcoal fire during the journey which meant they had to move and burn charcoal in order to displace the fire which cause the titanic to remain at such high speeds so the captain couldn’t do too much with that
He also left his dog that would had been with him because he always took his dog with him on every ship ride if his. Well, his daughter had a birthday coming up & I think the holidays or something also was coming up, but she was upset that he would miss her birthday so to make it up to her, he left his dog with her. That’s what saved the dog’s life. Glad the dog is was okay. Heartbreaking for this man & his family tho.
Went down with his ship like a true captain, unlike the captian of the costa concordia in 2012. Rest in peace captain Smith
lol he was fucking afraid of the repercussions and trials he would have faced hahaha. he took the easy way out
@@Wolf-zs9vcmaybe true but usually captains go down with the ship if there's still passengers on board its a tradition. Especially back then.
or the captain from sewol ferry who foolishly lied to the kids
@@rpggaming1976fuck tradition. It’s not like it’s his boat that he owns lol. If Ima captain and shit is going down, I’m out that mf. Lose my life over someone else’s property?? No sir 😂😂😂
@@rpggaming1976 think is has nothing to do with people on board , more like a romantic idea that go down with your ship.
It's a no written rule.
Costa Concordia captain was a pu$sy who runs away as soon as he could.
Knowing the words to this song (Nearer My God to Thee) makes this an even more heart wrenching scene
That's the theme the real Titanic Orchestra played while people were panicking.
@@PaschanTOPs yes I know that.
@@PaschanTOPsbut probably not this version many think the Methodist version was played as bandleader Wallace Hartley was a Methodist himself.
I think it was either that version or the version you hear in the 1958 film a night to remember.
@@PaschanTOPs not correct. Band leader Hartley said he'd never play that hymn if faced with a disaster. He'd play something upbeat.
@@paddyj7690Wallace Hartley was a great grandfather of my nanas!
The Version (1997) is much more moving and heartbreaking, because it transmits a deep and melancholic sadness, the same one that Captain Edward Smith perhaps felt that night, while he watched in disbelief as his colossal and unsinkable ship named "TITANIC" "Little by little it sank and disappeared into the icy waters of the North Atlantic.
A Dignified and Honorable END, for someone who was a Great Captain in life.
No, the WHOLE 1958 movie DWARFS the newer one. Gentlemen, at ALL levels, doing their duty.
Vs
Titanic sank cuz of Smith dude
@@dracogamer81926 if you knew anything about the Titanic it isn’t really his fault. The entire thing was a freak accident with some bad conditions. Cold water mirage was the main factor.
Well, I see a "Night to remember" movie about the Titanic more tragic and old wich makes it be cool like other old movies from USSR times or old German colourless movies about their subs
“The captain leaves last, because every passenger’s life is his responsibility. Only until every soul is off his ship can he leave.”
🙏🏻✨️🕊 🚢 ⚓️ 🛳
le ehison plus tradie
We need to express that to the little bitch that was the captain of the Costa Concordia 😅 I HAVE SO MUCH H8TRED FOR THAT MFR
Somebody should’ve explained that to the Captain of the Costa Concordia.
@@michaeldonnelly2977he was a coward. Was not a man worthy of ever being called a captain.
He calmly accepted his fate. If only every captain would leave last from his ship. The captain from the Sewol in South Korea was one of the first to get off the ferry despite telling the passengers who were mainly school children to stay in their cabins and to wait. They all drowned because of his actions.🙏
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cpt schettino costa concordia codard qualifyed
A true coward
My anger and hate to that stupid, selfish captain 😡😡😡
@@Tigress28676 It is very upsetting because he could have saved them. I feel for the poor parents.
Rest in Peace Bernard Hill.
A true Captain and King.
My favorite movie of all time. So sad this happened. We should never be to arrogant in our human abilities.
A warrior never loses a battle, he dies fighting.
He’s the reason the titanic crashed. He was warned 8 times to slow the ship down because of the ice burgs. He didn’t listen and went full speed.
No a warrior just fights, win or lose
my dumbass read that as he fights dying
@@nells9012actually that was common practice, even other captains agreed at the time... Ships back then had an edged bow which was extremely tough so they could theoretically cut smaller icebergs in half or the bow would compress like a car in an accident in case of a huge iceberg, so older captains practiced full steam ahead... Smith would've most likley rammed the ice berg but he wasn't on the bridge when the iceberg was spotted. First officer Murdoch didn't order to ram the iceberg, he ordered to slalom around the berg hitting it with the weakest part of the ship, the side, where a huge gash flooded more than the allowed 4 watertight compartments. Captain Smith was a great escape goat, while the real criminals were (the designers) because they opted for artistic charm instead of of having an adequate number of lifeboats. Captain Smith did what was expected of Captains back then, he went down with the ship. Not many would do that honor nowadays, look at Costa Concordia...
If i was captain..iwould have dies beacaue of my anxiety 😮😮😮
He was born and lived in the same town as me. This was to be his last voyage before retirement.
You are very lucky he is your town's hero who never died from hearts
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Yeah he also had multiple Marconi ice warnings in his pocket and still chose to sell full-speed into an ice field at night he deserved what he got.
@@MariaCelia-mb6yr monkey?
@@MariaCelia-mb6yrera de brasil el capitán?????
I always start crying when i hear this music and now when i see him my Heart is broken 😢
That's a true Gentleman and a man of honor. RIP Sir ❤
the scene still gives me chills
Me too explains why I’m keep on watching it
@sarahbralee2194 Just like you
The fact that he grabbed the wheel one last time
Makes it that much more heart breaking Rest in peace
Its a movie scene lol
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@@walmars3curity more than just a scene.. Very symbolic.
@@johnnymichaelangelo9264 Ok. Its still just a movie scene.
Like Heisenberg touching the meth lab equipment for one last time before collapsing and succombing to a self inflicted gun wound
“a good captain always goes down with his ship.”
- Captain Will Smith
But it’s wrong… when everyone is safe why would you sacrifice your life when you could easily go with the others (sure as the last remain on the ship)
@@Demonenwolfit’s how they stay loyal with their ship dumbass.
Rest in Peace Bernard Hill. 😢❤️
This is the most loneliest place. Most of us can't understand. The sudden pressure of weight of responsibility.
Very underrated comment. It is quite lonesome at the mountain’s peak.
@@iron6672 Yes it is deep. The leadership and responsibility failure is the extreme emotion only few of us have felt. And by few i mean the top most guys. I can get it if most of the people cannot relate to it as most of us have never experienced that emotion and nor we are ever going to. Hence underrated comment. But it is from heart though
@@atifrasul1090😢
Luke Skywalker, when his commanding officer rides his fighter into the surface and dies… and Luke now realizes, he’s in command.
Stupidity took his life there was multiple warning has been given to him to Slow down the ship 😢😢
Rest in peace, all seafarers who died on the job... You have the most difficult profession that requires courage and heroism.
Солдаты сидящие в окопах услышав это 😂
@@user-zp7wc5nl2p There is no need to confuse the risks of one profession with the risks of another profession, there is a point of no return everywhere, for everyone it is ironic in its own way for others.
The captains death was one of my favorite and saddest scenes, I almost cried the second he had died in there, true heroes will never be forgotten.
De todas as cenas do filme, essa é uma cena que mas me emociona, apesar de que na história ele o capitão Smith, cometeu alguns erros antes de partir para a sua primeira viagem com o Titanic, mas se foi assim mesmo que ele morreu no naufrágio, foi leal foi digno do seu cargo, ele tem meu respeito, poderia ter se salvado pela sua posição como líder, mas preferiu ir junto com seu navio para às profundezas do oceano.
Poor capitain,he gave so much love for this ship...this scene is very sad😢❤
Omg ! 1k ! Thanks you !😱
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@@bengriffin4638 Yes, but at the time it was a master piece and for the capitaine even more since it was his ship
@@BillyTVGaming I didn’t ask if it was a masterpiece or not or if the CAPTAIN was a masterpiece or whatever
@@bengriffin4638 Play nicely, guys!
Very poetic scene, and I loved how Cameron did it. But I’m convinced he died in the water overboard. The wireless operator who survived, put in his diary that he saw the captain swimming and place a child on his lifeboat and swim back towards the ship.
Another passenger saw the captain and Andrew’s watching the water rising over the bow and say something to the effect of “not much longer now, let’s go” and both jumped. That was after Andrew’s was seen in the smoking parlor by the clock.
This was discredited.
@@darth_kal-el not sure which one you meant. I read a book of first hand survivor accounts when I was a kid. That one had the story of the wireless operator that by all means could be a bit dubious because it was a freaking mess that night. But , I know Bride died in the sinking, the second escapes me, but either way they knew the captain well. So there’s that…
The second part I saw on a video from “history travels”. A video posted about a year ago. Smart kid, constantly putting stuff out there. He gives a full witness account about what may have happened to Andrew’s. A good point to remember that I didn’t know, the last man to see him staring at the clock got on a lifeboat after. So timing wise, Andrew’s would have been in there the entire sinking. Not very likely. So the second account I think has merit.
🛵 Andrew's what ?
@@mikethebike2456 Thomas Andrew’s, the ships head carpenter who was on the ship with a team to review the first voyage. He is the guy who reviewed the damage at the mail /boiler rooms and knew the ship was screwed.
Anyway, you probably already knew that. The longest theory of his passing was that he died in the first class smoking parlor. Because an eye witness saw him there in a daze setting the clock on the mantle. That’s where he is portrayed last being in titanic and a night to remember. There is another witness though, who claims to suggest that Andrew’s snapped out of it and started helping officers with last remaining boats and was seen with captain smith watching the water rise up over the wheel house. The then both jumped overboard. The point being made was that he may have been seen with the captain.
@@ericlarochelle650 🛵 Tell me. Do you really think Mr Andrews had an apostrophe in his name ? Cus you write it like that every time.
He went down like a captain and a man
It must’ve sucked for the Captain knowing he had to die when it was First Officer Murdoch who was in charge when it hit the iceberg
Not like it was Murdoch's fault either, there was a false horizon that night
The Captain knew he’d have to go down with the ship. They always do.
Schettino joined the chat😅
"Well, boys, do your best for the women and children, and look out for yourselves." - Edward John Smith ❤
Well said .. Amen ...
Well said .. Amen .. 😢😮
Stupidity took his life there was multiple warning has been given to him to Slow down the ship 😢😢
@@Health_Vigyanactually the operator on the morse code failed to hand over the messages he'd received stating they were about to sail into an area of icebergs. I'd say it's more on him.
@@lsebk1 brother perhaps you don't know on that particular night one cargo ship had to go on the same route but due to multiple warnings the captain of that cargo ship decided to halt and it didn't move forward ,..At that night due to low visibility that decision of that captain who decided not to move forward was the best captain ever,..On the other hand the ship-" titanic" which was said to be unsinkable,.. made the blunder by ignoring multiple warnings of Iceberg , captain and the company decided to move forward just to give the impression to the people that this ship is unbeatable/ unsinkable,..This arrogance laid the captain not to stop the ship and the out-come is horrible as we know 1500 people lost their life,..In daylight it is more easy to spot Iceberg,.. it would have been marvelous decision if the captain of Titanic decided to stop it on that particular night once daylight appear he can move forward,..That would have been best tactics to save 1500 people's life..🔥🔥
I really like the old standard amongst sailors that the captain is last to abandon ship and that all life must be saved before theirs. It really puts emphasis on getting people to safety and making sure that every life is accounted for and safe. The same cannot be said for a few horrible disasters in the past few decades... In fact, in just the past decade and a few years alone has seen way too many tragedies like this...
R.I.P Bernard Hill 🕯️1944 - 2024
I still cry whenever I see this scene. Mad respect for the captain of the ship 😭
Fool killed thousands...Should always understand that nature is mightier than some welded joints of steel....Should have reduced speed when his 1st officer urged him to
He’s literally the reason it crashed and killed almost 1500 people
@@georgeantonioniwhy you being so fucking negative about it
Bruh, get your facts straight! He was responsible for this
@@georgeantonioni Yep, his fault the binoculars werent readily available. Yep, his fault he was already asleep when the iceberg appeared and was hit, he was litetally off duty. Jesus you're ignorant.
Everyone’s talking about how good of a captain he was being but I’m like “what there’s two movies!??”
Yeah the 58 version is surprisingly good, especially the actors that played Captain Smith and Thomas Andrews.
A Night to Remember (1958) i've watched it as a kid before Titanic was released
There's also The Unsinkable Molly Brown that partially covered the titanic. Kathy Bates played her in the 97 movie.
Pfff there are like 10 versions but heard that this two are the best.
There's probably a dozen titanic films. Cameron took a lot of shots from A night to remember and put them in his same dialogue also
yes sad story rest in peace 😔😥
He knew what was going to happen and accepted it like a true Captain would
A captain who really loved his ship and the ocean
And killed innocent lives. All thanks to him
@@WWF90904 bro he still accepted his fate and most of the fault wasnt his the guards shouldnt have talk to much and they would see the iceberg earlier
Stupidity took his life there was multiple warning has been given to him to Slow down the ship 😢😢
@@Health_Vigyanbot
@@Xe_1Editz the captain was given multiple warnings way before they were even close to the iceberg. What he did instead was increase the speed of the ship. It was all his fault. Inform yourself first before commenting.
He went down as a captain and a true man facing fear head on. Brave man and well respected fir staying with his ship till she hit the ocean floor .
So Brave...........and low key dumb.
Stupidity took his life there was multiple warning has been given to him to Slow down the ship 😢😢
To be fair this was also Captain’s Edward Smith Last voyage before he planned to retire and well he lived his life well.
The way he looked down and desperately tried to protect the steering wheel is genuinely heartbreaking😢
Rest in power, Captain Smith. He was totally opposite with the Captain of Sewol Ferry tragedy in 2014.
Yes exactly- that dude abandoned ship and left everyone for themselves 😢
Despite the tradition of 'the captain goes down with the ship', he would have faced a lifetime of humiliation and shame, especially through the media and the relatives of those whose lives were lost. The honorable thing was to essentially give up his life rather than face the burden of what awaited him on land.
It's Ridiculous rule so long as you made every effort to save life you should be entitled to live
@titan-tm7kl @suthobay Lets refer to the sinking of the Lusitania. The Captain of the Lusitania did his absolute best given the dire situation after the torpedo hit. He did end up surviving the sinking by simply swimming off the ship in its final moments. He was rescued after spending several hours afloat in the sea. The aftermath and investigation of the sinking was very messy and filled with corruption, and during this Captain Turner was brought on many charges, some accusing him of being involved with planning the attack from the u-boat. He was cleared of all charges but retired, forever haunted by the sinking and the accusations against him.
@@samplingrater8411 well I suppose the rule comes from the era of many well meaning but unnecessary rules like the women and children first rule which is fine until someone interprets that as women and children only and male's die unnecessary on Charles lightollers side of the ship and with Lusitania that was Pure chance he made it off in the first place and the idea that you must sacrifice your life is just crazy I certainly wouldn't have wanted to be a sea captain if it had a death clause lol I understand as captain you fullfil your duties but it was a death sentence especially in the age of less lifeboat seats to passenger ratio
That's what happened to Bruce Ismay, the chairman of white star line at the time. He was criticised for surviving the titanic instead of sacrificing his seat and for his role in encouraging captain Smith to go faster. This sent him into a state of deep depression from which he never truly recovered.
@@RossMoore777There is a Japanese man who survived the Titanic accident... He returned to his country, guess what happened? He was slaughtered, humiliated. They said he should have given his life, helping to save lives in the accident, they said his conduct was dishonorable.
The fact he accepted his fate is a true legend may he never be forgotten
Holding on to the wheel like a good damn champion
That man has shown his worth by doing what he can to say as much people and then going down with the ship…a real folklore
How sad and yet beautiful how the band kept playing until last minute. Give me chills! 😢
🇹🇭🇯🇵🇮🇳🇪🇭🇮🇱☢️⚠️☣️😭🎱🎆⛴️🛬
This scene sends chills down my spine.
A true captain indeed! 👏❤️
Dudes a crap captain though. He's just sunk his ship out of pure negligence
@@ohidontknow25stop noob capitain hero you no!!!!!!!!!! 😡😡😠
@smith-murdoch-oficirLow-androw
1.He failed to slow down and ran at full speed in the pitch black. That decision alone was massively negligent.
2. He ignored iceberg warnings throughout the day. Including one from a near by ship that had stopped due to the danger.
3.After spotting the iceberg, First Officer William Murdoch ordered the ship to turn to starboard (right) and attempted to avoid the iceberg by executing a maneuver known as "hard-a-starboard." However, it is believed that Captain Smith countermanded this order and instead instructed the ship to continue on its original course, believing that the ship would be able to clear the iceberg. This decision proved to be disastrous.
4. Life boat drillsy. Lifeboats launching woefully under capacity.
He caused the crash, sank the titanic and went down with his ship.
Oh and the lookouts didn't even have binoculars. Just stupidity
Stupidity took his life there was multiple warning has been given to him to Slow down the ship 😢😢
A real captain, RIP 🪦 😢
What a brave MAN......The scene was sooo iconic....Never Will Be Forgotten....
R.I.P The best captain Captain smith you were a real one
Rest in Peace for all passengers RMS TiTanic.. Aamiin..
Learn to spell please.
Every good captain goes down with their ship R.I.P Captain Smith and the 1,500 people who didn’t make it
I think the 1997 wins sad how he breathed one last time and touched his wheel for the last time 😭😭
Não dá pra imaginar o quanto deve ter sido doloroso para o capitão ver seu navio afundar sem poder fazer nada 😢
Teve um peso a mais nisso. Ele era aposentado e gozava dos louros de anos de trabalho na Marinha. A White Star Line tirou ele da aposentadoria e colocou pra gerenciar a tripulação do Titanic. Ao ver o Titanic afundar, viu também toda sua experiência ir pro fundo do Atlântico Norte.
Triste demais.
Dia menyayangi kapal itu, walaupun kapal itu hanyalan benda mati
Stupidity took his life there was multiple warning has been given to him to Slow down the ship 😢😢
A true captain is one who always stays with his ship until the end.
Yeah he was responsible of killing innocent people.
Stupidity took his life there was multiple warning has been given to him to Slow down the ship 😢😢
@@Health_Vigyanbot!!!!!
@@smith-murdoch-oficirLow-androw the same b o t took 1500 peoples life
Unfortunately it was human error not b o t
We cannot put Blame On bot were human does mistake deliberately
A true cpt doesnt go full speed into an ice field in the middle of the night
A truly sad scene in both movies Captain Smith was to retire after this voyage😢🙏🌹
Remember; "A captain *always* goes down with his ship"
This scene could represent something unknown about the Titanic: some say that at this moment, while panic and chaos spread, the captain shouted: "Behave like British!"
I thought it was "Be British boys. Be British"
Britishers at that time were powerful, wise and yeah kind of cruel to some extent, but they never allowed enemies to stab them from within the British soil. Now look at the same britain in 2023, in the verge to surrender before islamic terrorists. Did you guys see what is happening in France, your neighbour? Much worse stuffs are awaiting you guys, unless you use your brains. Call a spade a spade. Best wishes. Hope Britain will remain as Britain, not some islumic emirates of England and Wales.
Be British, humiliate other country
Be British as British always behave like greedy 🙄 and Save your life by taking others and collect all the material and steal others money and just run away.
There is something for our stoicism, moments like this it was the best thing.
His final act in this realm was to stand at the helm. Or so the film depicts. He'll always be remembered as a true Captain.
When you can feel the emotional intensity, one of most powerful human emotions and responses. Such a poweful message without any words. No words that the silence is the loudest sound
Um capitão nunca abandona seu navio .
“A captain always goes down with his ship”-a wise man
Truly heart breaking. 😢😢😢❤❤❤
Me too😭😭
Stupidity took his life there was multiple warning has been given to him to Slow down the ship 😢😢
A true captain never leave his ship
I love the details of all the ones staying behind dressing up, E.J Smith putting on his medals, J.J Astor putting on tuxes
The only part of the movie where I cried. RIP Captain
The death of the musicians was pretty damn sad too
Hi sweet
He died with his ship 💔
Ship is everything for a captain. No matter how hard moments came , a captain will never leave his ship. Thats why a ship totally belongs to a captain
He was like “what should i do everyone is panicking”
Man, what an actor! You can see the anxiousness in his eyes!
The actor also played king theoden in lord of the rings, another fantastic performance from him
Which one?
Such a powerfull scene.
♥️🙏🙏🙏
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
The whole Titanic Story even it was in a time so long ago touches your heart and you feel for all those that perished.
Captains only leave if they are the last one left but on the titanic people were still on it
Hey at least he Manned up and went down with the ship. That's what Captains do, they take responsibility. Rip Capt. Smith.
A captain always goes down with hes ship big respect for this captain.
Apparently it’s easier to accept death than later to be responsible for the death of 1500 people and endure persecution from the relatives of the victims all their lives, as was the case with the captain of Indianapolis, who at one moment could not stand the shame and humiliation and shot himself .
What makes it even more sad was that this was his last voyage and he was going to retire after 30 years of being a Captain. He felt relieved and finally free to live out his days until this happens and everything, your plans for retirement don’t matter now because you know you can’t live with yourself if you survive or not. I’m sure the captain would have survived had everyone been saved.
Stupidity took his life there was multiple warning has been given to him to Slow down the ship 😢😢
RIP the actor who also died today
''A true captain will never leave it's ship''
2,240 passengers and crew on board, more than 1,500 lost their lives in the disaster.
1,496
2,208 passengers and crew onboard
1496 passagers and crew lost their lives
Only 712 survived
@@cherichalmers2520You either aren't that educated or have a really small brain. 710 people actually survived the sinking of the Titanic, that's a known fact.
Rip
Mostly men, and boys.
Um Capitão nunca abandona seu navio 🙏🏾
vdd
descanse em paz capitão😢
Captain smith you where a true captain, you can see the look on his face as he happy to be going down with a ship😢
A true captain will always go down with their ship😢
True definition of dedication RIP Capt!!🙏❤️
A captain shall always go down with his ship🚢
R.I.P Captain Smith
no he shouldn't why the fuck are people making horrible maritime laws that have never existed
@@GayBowser-kf8nz what the hell is wrong with you🖕
Even though they made them both inaccurate, it just touches you. Shows who Smith was like. Murdoch in charge of starboard, Wilde in charge of port. People think he didn’t really do much during the sinking, but he helped with the boarding and lowering of multiple boats.
A captain loves his ship as his daughter ❤
The Titanic will always go on😔🥺
Lol no it won’t
@@jaym6224 shut up jaym6224
I know they know what they’re getting into, when they sign their life over to the sea as a captain, but man, I can only imagine the torturous process of just closing yourself in and watching/taking it as it “slowly” comes!
This was the captains final voyage before retiring. Every great captain goes down with his ship. Brought me to tears watching this scene
I love this song, one of the most beautiful hymns ever!
Part of the Crew, Part of the ship
RIP Captain, you will forever be remembered
The Dutchman must have a Captain.
“ Well, boys, do your best for the woman and children, and look out for yourselfs”
Well boys, you’ve done your duty and done it well I ask no more of you I release you
Rest in peace captain Smith 😢 I wish at that time titanic doesn't sank only😢
At least this guy went down with his ship unlike some other guy *cough* Schettino *cough*
I'm sure he learned captaincy on Microsoft simulator
Technically tho the costa Concordia didn't go down. Just partially lol
Idk how a person can let himself drown willingly it takes a whole lot of guts for that, full respects to the captain ❤
Because the experienced seamen knew they had very little chance of survival in the frigid temperatures of the water of ever getting rescued. Many chose to go down with the ship and die quickly versus suffer a longer and slower death.
@@espirite so painfully drown, or painlessly die of hypothermia. Ya. You're probably right
@@flyntflossy3044drowning doesent hurt its scary but relatively fast death.
I like the 1958 version.
that looks more hauntingly in black & white.
Also no jack and rose story getting in the way of things
A captain cannot leave their ship alone ❤❤❤
I would always cry on this part rip captian
The captain made the ultimate sacrifice
I have heard reports that not only was capitan Smith was by the bridge at this point but Thomas Andrews (chief designer for titanic) was with him as well. And some of them said (to my understanding) that they heard Andrews tell capitan Smith, "she's going down there's no use in staying on anymore " or something similar to that. Before both of them start to swim away from the titanic never to be seen "alive" again
He’s a man back then rules we’re different 😢
Captain smith one of the best ship captains in the world he known that he was the captain and he loved the ship so he died with it
I don't think that it was his love for the ship. It was rather that he believed that captain is the last to leave the ship. Since a lot of people still were on board of Titanic, he just refused to leave it.
Well i didnt acually research why he went down with the ship on google so i just guessed he loved the ship. no hate though
Maybe because he knew that is was also his own fault, because he told to speed up the ship even with an Iceberg warning and he felt guilty.
@@ASMR_HP myabeaybe but im not trying to be mean but like i said 2 days ago I didnt search why he went down with it but i guessed but like i siad i dont want to hate on you like i agree
I think it was because of guilt and thinking it was his fault all the people were in that state