@@short_sprite yeah, that happens a lot survivors guilt suicides I was reading about this one teacher who survived a mass shooting in the school and she later committed suicide because of how much guilt she felt
The story is actually so much worse. So Ms. Gibson had actually begged to be allowed to take a break from filming because her physical and mental health was deteriorating. Saved from the Titanic would be her 18th picture of 1912 ... remember she took a 6 week holiday and it took a month for her to recover and film. The producer she was seeing and later married then divorced played a hand in both delaying her initial vacation only being forced to allow it after she threatened to quit acting altogether. He didn't even let her finish before recalling her to star in a film he had previously lied about postponing. After hearing about the Titanic he hounded her for details and actually sent a private boat to get pictures of her, the surviors and her story to sell to the papers before she even landed. He was already harassing her to monetize her trauma before she even debarked the Carpathia. When I say harass I mean harass. He wouldn't even let her sleep or leave New York, she was never comfortable doing the film but he used emotional and probably actual blackmail threats to get her to agree. Even if she didn't want to quit acting an incident in 1913 in his sports car where she accidentally hit and killed a pedestrian led to the affair becoming public. He didn't marry her until 1917 and only then because of his own career ambitions and having a long time girlfriend was a hindrance to him. He married her after being appointed to the War Cooperation Subcommittee and almost 1 week exactly before his big meeting with president Woodrow Wilson and the Secretary of the Treasury to secure the contracts and funding to make US government propaganda and welfare films.. The legality of the marriage was challenged and it was dissolved 2 years later. By 1923 he had moved on to another young hopeful actress, Hope Hampton, whos career he managed of course. He also managed her opera and Broadway career. Fun factoid..the boozy flop of an opera singer in Citizen Kane is based on both his wives.
Hey that's fantastically written great job. I enjoyed the short. Cuz I never knew anything about this. Then you come alone and had so much more. Nothing man that sounds like a great Gatsby. And at the end what happens you said that based upon his two wives to female character actress. Of course and The Great Gatsby they kill the wife of the service garage owner by striking her with a car. While she was driving and the owner the car while he was later killed by the widower. I don't suppose this happened to this bastard that did this to this woman? I mean you know real life. I'm not condoning violence. All I'm saying is I wonder if that's how he met his end. If he didn't drink and drug himself to death. He probably live to be ripe old age. It doesn't seem right.
There are so many examples of this exact thing happening-fires destroying irreplaceable, precious artifacts. There was a bad fire at a location where tons of military records and archives were kept. A fire destroyed master recording catalogues of many prominent musicians/artists, I believe that instance happened much more recently than the others meaning there's really no excuse for them to have been stored in that way since fire proof archive protection has been around for many years.
My Dad, at 23, tall, pale, skinny mustached in the back tow, left, played trumpet in the band. He said each day he arrived at the studio the stage set was tilted ever more downwards
@Sabrina-sc1db Jeez calm down. Do you know how many Titanic movies are out there? Do you know how many people have said something like that before? I feel empathy toward people who died on that horrific night, BUT of course I'm curious to see the movie.
It does say that it was a short film. I'm guessing 40 minutes at most, and probably less. I'm sure it was made it the greatest haste to cash in on the tragedy.
@@therandominfochannel6619It was a one reel film, which are 10-15 minutes long. They also didn't edit films that much back then considering it was a tedious process to physically cut all of the film.
If only they understood PTSD back then & realised what a dreadful decision it was to have her make that film…even if she appeared enthusiastic at first.
Well, she was a silent movie actress who stopped performing well over a century ago. Most silent movie actresses are lost in time. Many don't know the original Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz was not Judy Garland, but instead Romola Remus (daughter of the bootlegger George Remus), but sadly, her name was lost in time.
I’m wondering when someone survives after such disaster like titanic, war or really big things like this, if it’s really worth it. I mean it in a way that the trauma is so big that you are not able to function for a normal life! Many people kill themselves when they have such an experience after years. It’s really hard!!
It is Evident that some Survivors of the Sinking were Traumatized afterwards. Everyone always mentions the horrobille sounds of the people slowly dying while they sat in a life boat in the middle of the North Atlantic. Some killed themselves, some lived happy lifes. One Prominet example is the Lookout Frederick Fleet who did spot the Iceberg and was rescued in a lifeboat. He sadly hang himself in the 50s. It is something you never want to experience and i wont wish that my worst enemy. I mean look how the generation who was alive processed 9/11. Some never recovered mentally from it. Its not the best example but the most Prominent in our times as we could only sit and watch and there was nothing that could be done.
@@benwusten5179 yeah! If something like this happens to me I don’t know what to wish. To die or to live! It’s always controversial. On the other hand I have a third wish. To Never happen to me….
I feel like if I were on the titanic and survived, I wouldn't be able to carry on eith life. Dying in something like that is obviously horrific, but living after it knowing what youd seen, I just dont think I'd be strong enough to deal with that
And no she was not some dumb kid who thought starring in a film about a disaster she just went through was a good idea, the director forced her to finish the film even when she didn’t want to, by harassment and blackmailing.
75 years later, someone else "commercialized the sinking" too and made one of the best movies all times and also made a profit way bigger than all the money lost in the disaster.
@@justin2308 we learned so much about the sinking due to cameron’s research and film that come from it. the funds made from the movie went into further exploration. there’s always gonna be someone who profits but to act like the current film is even on the same wavelength is just wrong
"A night to remember" Is the only Titanic film I'll ever watch,don't hate me,but the Titanic movie went off the memory of the incident,and focused on the love story with Jack and Rose...yes I cried at Jack's death...but,keep Titanic's memory alive,y'know?
It was such a terrible event folks couldn't look at it like a documentary. Imagine surviving it!and telling your story only to be accused (making one feel like they somehow shared responsibility.)
So, was her story. (Idk what I was typing). with the director the reason we have Jack and rose? I read somewhere that James Cameron depicted real events in his movie with two fictional characters to make it feel more relatable. Maybe I’m wrong.
Why don’t ppl leave the Titanic alone? What else do they want from that? It was already found, already seen, a movie was made about it, what else do they want?
Commercializing on a tragedy wouldn't be a problem if people weren't interested such products. People like tragic, real life stories. Someone provides the supply. We never blame the client, only the seller, but the seller wouldn't be there if there were no clients.
She must have cleaned up in that card game and took the first life 🛶 boat off the sinking ship 🚢. Then, she made a movie 🎥 about herself, glamourizing how she survived in first class while hundreds of others were trapped and died below deck. One of God’s Commandments is, “Thou Shall Not Steal!” thank you 🎌
Also Nazi Germany produced a movie about the Titanic during war time (released in 1943 the year when war tables in all fronts turned) and I think it is the oldest movie about the sinking that survives to this day
![АЛАУДИНОВ у Скабеевой: эти их ВСУ нас НЕ ДОГОНЯТ 😁 [Пародия]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/an0anqU4WGQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Survivor’s Guilt is a real thing.
I heard stories how a few of the survivors actually ended up committing suicide because of survivors guilt 😔
@@short_sprite Also PTSD
@@short_sprite yeah, that happens a lot survivors guilt suicides I was reading about this one teacher who survived a mass shooting in the school and she later committed suicide because of how much guilt she felt
@@raqoncraq1353omg that's so sad feels bad
Bruce Ismay, lived his whole life depressed. He was even a shame to be alive in most cases.
The story is actually so much worse.
So Ms. Gibson had actually begged to be allowed to take a break from filming because her physical and mental health was deteriorating. Saved from the Titanic would be her 18th picture of 1912 ... remember she took a 6 week holiday and it took a month for her to recover and film. The producer she was seeing and later married then divorced played a hand in both delaying her initial vacation only being forced to allow it after she threatened to quit acting altogether. He didn't even let her finish before recalling her to star in a film he had previously lied about postponing. After hearing about the Titanic he hounded her for details and actually sent a private boat to get pictures of her, the surviors and her story to sell to the papers before she even landed. He was already harassing her to monetize her trauma before she even debarked the Carpathia. When I say harass I mean harass. He wouldn't even let her sleep or leave New York, she was never comfortable doing the film but he used emotional and probably actual blackmail threats to get her to agree.
Even if she didn't want to quit acting an incident in 1913 in his sports car where she accidentally hit and killed a pedestrian led to the affair becoming public. He didn't marry her until 1917 and only then because of his own career ambitions and having a long time girlfriend was a hindrance to him. He married her after being appointed to the War Cooperation Subcommittee and almost 1 week exactly before his big meeting with president Woodrow Wilson and the Secretary of the Treasury to secure the contracts and funding to make US government propaganda and welfare films.. The legality of the marriage was challenged and it was dissolved 2 years later. By 1923 he had moved on to another young hopeful actress, Hope Hampton, whos career he managed of course. He also managed her opera and Broadway career.
Fun factoid..the boozy flop of an opera singer in Citizen Kane is based on both his wives.
Yes, her story has so many twists and turns. I actually uploaded a 10-minute documentary to my channel on her.
Thanks!
Can you cite a credible source for this information? I'd like to read about her.
These producers were criminals , poor woman😢.
Hey that's fantastically written great job. I enjoyed the short. Cuz I never knew anything about this. Then you come alone and had so much more. Nothing man that sounds like a great Gatsby. And at the end what happens you said that based upon his two wives to female character actress. Of course and The Great Gatsby they kill the wife of the service garage owner by striking her with a car. While she was driving and the owner the car while he was later killed by the widower. I don't suppose this happened to this bastard that did this to this woman? I mean you know real life. I'm not condoning violence. All I'm saying is I wonder if that's how he met his end. If he didn't drink and drug himself to death. He probably live to be ripe old age. It doesn't seem right.
Sad that the last copy was destroyed in the early 1900s. I'd love to see it.
There are so many examples of this exact thing happening-fires destroying irreplaceable, precious artifacts. There was a bad fire at a location where tons of military records and archives were kept. A fire destroyed master recording catalogues of many prominent musicians/artists, I believe that instance happened much more recently than the others meaning there's really no excuse for them to have been stored in that way since fire proof archive protection has been around for many years.
Imagine actually believing that lmao
@@astridvvv9662a fire destroyed a bunch of student records at my college
@@raraszekimagine living a silly life of conspirations 😂
@@astridvvv9662Nalanda fires
My Dad, at 23, tall, pale, skinny mustached in the back tow, left, played trumpet in the band. He said each day he arrived at the studio the stage set was tilted ever more downwards
Which film was that in?
That’s really sad and fascinating. I’m really bummed that this movie was destroyed. I would love to see it.
I feel one month later is just a bit too soon.
Same….even a few years maybe too soon, at least for me anyways
Way to soon.
Such a shame. I'd have loved to see it. Having a real survivor, even wearing the same clothes, would make such an impact
Morbid I think.
There was a real tragedy that killed a bunch of people and traumatised many, but the shame is that you cant get entertained?
@Sabrina-sc1db
Jeez calm down. Do you know how many Titanic movies are out there? Do you know how many people have said something like that before?
I feel empathy toward people who died on that horrific night, BUT of course I'm curious to see the movie.
@@Sabrina-sc1db Movies aren’t always supposed to be entertaining.
Never knew this! Thanks for sharing!
Suprised they were able yo make a film in less than a month after the event happened
It does say that it was a short film. I'm guessing 40 minutes at most, and probably less. I'm sure it was made it the greatest haste to cash in on the tragedy.
1912 movies were made much faster than today.
@@therandominfochannel6619 the movie's length were 10 minutes
@@therandominfochannel6619It was a one reel film, which are 10-15 minutes long. They also didn't edit films that much back then considering it was a tedious process to physically cut all of the film.
This was pre code film too.
If only they understood PTSD back then & realised what a dreadful decision it was to have her make that film…even if she appeared enthusiastic at first.
So true.
I never heard of that movie or film star. Thank you for sharing with us film lovers.
Well, she was a silent movie actress who stopped performing well over a century ago. Most silent movie actresses are lost in time. Many don't know the original Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz was not Judy Garland, but instead Romola Remus (daughter of the bootlegger George Remus), but sadly, her name was lost in time.
Because the only copy was lost in a fire, and It was seen by many as being too soon. And I think it was just forgotten about.
I’m wondering when someone survives after such disaster like titanic, war or really big things like this, if it’s really worth it. I mean it in a way that the trauma is so big that you are not able to function for a normal life! Many people kill themselves when they have such an experience after years. It’s really hard!!
It is Evident that some Survivors of the Sinking were Traumatized afterwards. Everyone always mentions the horrobille sounds of the people slowly dying while they sat in a life boat in the middle of the North Atlantic. Some killed themselves, some lived happy lifes. One Prominet example is the Lookout Frederick Fleet who did spot the Iceberg and was rescued in a lifeboat. He sadly hang himself in the 50s. It is something you never want to experience and i wont wish that my worst enemy.
I mean look how the generation who was alive processed 9/11. Some never recovered mentally from it. Its not the best example but the most Prominent in our times as we could only sit and watch and there was nothing that could be done.
@@benwusten5179 yeah! If something like this happens to me I don’t know what to wish. To die or to live! It’s always controversial. On the other hand I have a third wish. To Never happen to me….
It must have been a terrifying ordeal to have been on the Titanic! How could u ever b the same after such a tragedy?
They aren't
it’d be really easy if you didn’t lose anyone you cared about
It could be interesting watching that movie
I like the one with Catherine Zeta Jones, the most❤And the one before, called" A night to remember"❤
Released a month later meaning they begin filming days after the sinking 😩
Mike Brady said recently it was done in one single week. For a short film, likely with only a few scenes, it's possible.
Very sad, will all the people who lost their lives. Heartbreaking!!
The definition of “too soon”
Anyone else getting chills rn? -Tim
I feel like if I were on the titanic and survived, I wouldn't be able to carry on eith life. Dying in something like that is obviously horrific, but living after it knowing what youd seen, I just dont think I'd be strong enough to deal with that
Look up her bio. She had a very interesting life.
And no she was not some dumb kid who thought starring in a film about a disaster she just went through was a good idea, the director forced her to finish the film even when she didn’t want to, by harassment and blackmailing.
75 years later, someone else "commercialized the sinking" too and made one of the best movies all times and also made a profit way bigger than all the money lost in the disaster.
pls don’t act that them making a movie A MONTH after it happened is anywhere near the same as a movie being made over 70 YEARS after it happened
@@mads7710in 60s too they made A NIGHT TO REMEMBER which was Titanic movie...
@@mads7710Still commercializes off of it, and that WAS the main criticism of this film. Not condemning Cameron, just saying.
@@justin2308 we learned so much about the sinking due to cameron’s research and film that come from it. the funds made from the movie went into further exploration. there’s always gonna be someone who profits but to act like the current film is even on the same wavelength is just wrong
So freaking traumatizing
.life back then was no better than it is today
Yet, people nowadays somehow found a way to glorify these days...
I’m shocked that they actually managed to produce a film in such a short time span. Especially given the state of communications back in those days.
"A night to remember"
Is the only Titanic film I'll ever watch,don't hate me,but the Titanic movie went off the memory of the incident,and focused on the love story with Jack and Rose...yes I cried at Jack's death...but,keep Titanic's memory alive,y'know?
I wish that they had more lifeboats on the Titanic because then more people could have lived.
Thanks so much for this story. Another few pictures was great to see.
Too soon brah , TOO soon 😂
I dont think so
It was such a terrible event folks couldn't look at it like a documentary. Imagine surviving it!and telling your story only to be accused (making one feel like they somehow shared responsibility.)
@@helenpatterson3858 very true
imagine if like right now there was a movie called "The Titan" starring the submersible set to release. At least give it some time smh
Titanic is my favorite movie
Love your story telling! What mic do you use for your narrations?
Thank you! I use the Audio-Technica AT2020.
Wow, talk about “too soon!”
Commercialising the sinking you say?... You should travel to Belfast Northern Ireland. They've built a whole tourism industry off the back of it lol.
she played in the movie that she didn't want to be in just for that movie going destroyed two years later
She was very beautiful poor lady what a shame.
And I can imagine in those days help for mental health was not good. Very interesting
Thank you. 😘😘😘
Ofc 😭 and she act in the movie ONLY ONE MONTH after the disaster, howw
Hello stunning history can you make the history of Napoleon I haven't know it but pls😊 I subbed
Awesome, definitely want to watch it. From the perspective of someone who was actually there and went through it.
Mad to think my nan was 5yrs old when this happened ❤
Aww man too bad the movie no longer exists. I'd love to see it.
I can imagine it would have been very accurate.
Bro, that’s one day before my birthday😮
🛳️ Loved the movie, she was a beautiful lady
, so sad would have been so scary 🛳️
She ist really Rose, Dorothy Gibson was survived. Thanks for sharing.
A silent movie.
obviously. the first spoken movie, The Jazz Singer, came out in 1927
@@AlexeBriand20021927? I thought that they switched from silents to talkies in 1929
@@kierra05 the transition probably took a few years but The Jazz Singer was definitely in 1927
As I remember, when I saw The Jazz Singer as a kid, the movie only had audio of the musical scenes. The dialog was subtitled.
@@AlexeBriand2002not subtitled but al Jolson spoke into a mic which was in real time
I read about this movie before.
They should make a movie about her, she lived a crazy life and was a mess of a person.
Sadly the term “too soon” would not become popularized for another 80 years or so.
Amazing
So, was her story. (Idk what I was typing). with the director the reason we have Jack and rose? I read somewhere that James Cameron depicted real events in his movie with two fictional characters to make it feel more relatable. Maybe I’m wrong.
Wow I didn't know I watch the movie Titanic
R. I. P. Titanic
Why don’t ppl leave the Titanic alone? What else do they want from that? It was already found, already seen, a movie was made about it, what else do they want?
I want this movie so bad
Wow I wonder how many really came here n made it n left a legacy
Hmmmmmmm......."The Submersible" December 2023 coming to a theater near you!
Rip❤🥺
She may not have had classic good looks but she had passion
Why on earth did you have to make it about her looks? Typical male.
I apologize for any offence
MCP
This is a big history
I know the titan imploded but why am I seeing so many titanic videos
Wow, I had never heard this before
Darn...I would have loved to have seen her movie!
It actually came in 1915
Interesting story. Shame the movie was lost and the actress never made another movie
She looks a bit like Claire Foy
Would have loved to have seen that.
How convenient
I like your channel because it never fails to teach me something new. Thank you
Titanic sank😢😢❤❤
Commercializing on a tragedy wouldn't be a problem if people weren't interested such products. People like tragic, real life stories. Someone provides the supply. We never blame the client, only the seller, but the seller wouldn't be there if there were no clients.
And I was born in the same century, 81yrs after, May 16, 1993.
That’s my granny bday lord rest her soul. & do is Janet Jackson. Special bday
❤❤❤😊 God bless you 😊
She must have cleaned up in that card game and took the first life 🛶 boat off the sinking ship 🚢. Then, she made a movie 🎥 about herself, glamourizing how she survived in first class while hundreds of others were trapped and died below deck. One of God’s Commandments is, “Thou Shall Not Steal!” thank you 🎌
Oh wow! How interesting and how sad.
All this taught me was “don’t ever trust a woman”
One month later… jeesh. 😳
Don’t forget the fact that she was arrested by the Nazis during WWII…
Yes! I cover that in my latest video about her on my channel.
Also Nazi Germany produced a movie about the Titanic during war time (released in 1943 the year when war tables in all fronts turned) and I think it is the oldest movie about the sinking that survives to this day
Him: the first titanic film was made 1 month after the titanic sank
Me: they could make movies in 1912?
Yeah the first movies were made in the late 1800s
Such a sad story
Firsts movies:
La hantise
In natch und eis
Blimey... Maybe they should have made a film about the twin towers 911 on the same day it happened
Awesome
She was really pretty.
Blaming her for some man wanting to cash in on the disaster is very typical.
Can someone please please tell the background piano song’s name ?
Titanic sunk in water & movie has lost in fire 😢😢🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
What is movie’s name?
YOU TELLING ME DAT MOVIE IS 111 YRS OLD
I would love to have seen this movie. Too bad it was destroyed.
A whole lot of truths in that film sadly lost.
it is so sad that this happened
She is the prime example of privilege.
Who even ownwed a tv in 1914
I believe that TVs were invented in the late 1920s
Anyone noticed she looks so much like Rose!
Yea and she's literally holding a rose in her headshot
Everybody gangsta until nazi germany tried to make their own titanic film in 1943
Such proof humans are obsessed with movies and look how many have been made since..
Interesting
something just doesn't sit right w me about the entire ordeal
Waaaaaay to soon