The movie Titanic was perhaps one of the biggest films in history. The film, which was inspired by real-life events, is one of the most loved movies by millions of people.

Bill Paxton, who starred in the movie, later revealed his true feelings about his own keep reading to learn more about the late actor’s true feelings about the dive.Actor Bill Paxton who starred in Titanic as Brock Lovett, the modern-day treasure hunter, revealed his true feelings about the submersible dive he did for the movie later on. The actor passed away on February 25, 2017, due to a stroke.

In 2003, years after the Titanic film was released to the public, actor Bill Paxton opened up about how he went on a submersible ride to experience everything firsthand as well.

The interview was ahead of the documentary Ghosts of the Abyss release. The documentary showed director James Cameron discussing his inspiration for the film and taking several people, which included Paxton, on unscripted dives to the Titanic’s site.

“Each dive, I had to kind of look myself in the mirror and go ‘OK, are you ready for this?’” Paxton said in the 2003 interview. “It’s one of those things where Jim [Cameron] asked me in passing to go and…the opportunity of a lifetime. I jumped at it,” the actor explained.

“But then you start thinking about physically what’s going to be required of you to get into a three-man, deep-sea Russian submersible for a 13-hour dive,” he shared. “To go down two and a half miles to a place where the sun has never penetrated. And you’re starting to think ‘OK, I’ve got young kids. I need to get them to an age where they can support themselves before I do something this crazy.’”

“Jim is an infectious guy. And also, God, who wouldn’t go on this adventure?”

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