Speaking to E! News, Kate Winslet shared that her son, Bear, had an emotional reaction watching 'Titanic' for the first time. See more, here.
Christopher is a Southern California-based editor and has been with InStyle since 2018. He covers all things entertainment, celebrity, and culture.The film is rated PG-13, FYI, and Winslet said that Bear saw it last year, putting him outside of the intended audience. Winslet noted that he had to pause the film repeatedly and that he cried a lot., he saw it last year," Winslet shared. "He cried a lot, and he kept having to pause it, and he was very upset.
"They'll just sort of say, 'Oh, I sawShe shared her love of the cult classic, saying that she wanted to have a special moment with her kids as they watched the movie, but it wasn't meant to be.was one of those films that seemed to really capture people's minds, sort of a zeitgeist thing that happened around that film," she said. "And so I think I always thought I would want to watch it with my kids one day. But they beat me to it.
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