Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet’s 'Titanic' to be screened at Queen Mary ocean liner

Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet starrer Titanic is one of the most loved films of all times. The romantic drama which was released in 1997 portrayed the love story of two people who fell in love during their voyage on the ill-fated ship Titanic.

All the fans of the iconic movie, there’s some news.  The James Cameron directorial will be screened on an 88-year-old real-life ocean liner.

The Queen Mary ocean liner in Long Beach was built for Cunard/White Star Line. The special screening of the film will be conducted on April 21, as per a report in Entertainment Weekly.

Interestingly, the Queen Mary is now a floating museum and hotel which has crossed the Atlantic Ocean more than 1000 times. The ticket holders will receive a self-guided tour of the ship and also get access to the museum.

This is definitely a good piece of news for all those fans who want to relive the memories of Jack and Rose once again.

Talking about Titanic, it is the second film after Avatar to gross more than $2 billion worldwide. The film was re-released for its 20^th anniversary last year.