Kate Winslett Talks about James Cameron

The transcript discusses the director's demanding work ethic during the filming of Titanic, addressing rumors about his temperament. It emphasizes his focus and leadership, highlighting the trust and confidence the speaker has in him, even in challenging situations like ocean dives.

What was the general sentiment about the director's work ethic during the filming of Titanic?

• He was very lenient and relaxed.

• He was demanding but knew what he wanted.

• He was indifferent to the crew's efforts.

• He was often absent from the set.

How did the speaker describe the director's approach to achieving his goals?

• He had a clear vision and knew how to focus the team.

• He was unclear about his expectations.

• He was indecisive and often changed plans.

• He relied on the crew to make decisions.

What is the speaker's opinion about the director's character?

• The speaker believes he is difficult to work with.

• The speaker thinks he is average and unremarkable.

• The speaker feels he lacks leadership skills.

• The speaker has nothing negative to say and finds him extraordinary.

Would the speaker be willing to join the director in challenging situations?

• Only if there were no other options.

• Yes, the speaker trusts the director completely.

• No, the speaker would avoid such situations.

• The speaker is unsure about the director's capabilities.

In what kind of scenarios does the speaker believe the director would be the ideal person to be with?

• Only in film-related situations.

• In any crisis, whether under the ocean or on the moon.

• Only in underwater explorations.

• In everyday, non-stressful situations.