Titanic: End of an Era
Synopsis
The Twentieth Century swept in on a tide of Progress - with great advances in communications and transport. Society was still class-ridden, and at that time, Britain was still building 50% of the world's merchant ships. In the quest for speed, Cunard had built the largest and fastest liners in Lusitania and Mauritania. But The White Star Company opted for safety and comfort. They planned a new breed of huge liners which would be the safest and most luxurious afloat. The Olympic was first and the Titanic followed. Modifications gave here a greater tonnage than her sister. She was a floating palace, the biggest and - it seemed - the safest ship in the world. Her tragic maiden voyage was to bring about key changes in the law and mode of sea travel. This was not just another shipwreck - it was an End of an Era!
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January 1, 1998
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ray Johnson
- Screenplay & Story
- Ray Johnson
- Original Title
- Titanic: End of an Era
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 0m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ray Johnson
Ray Johnson
Department Leadership Roster
Ray Johnson
Writer
Ray Johnson
Director
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What is Titanic: End of an Era about?
The Twentieth Century swept in on a tide of Progress - with great advances in communications and transport. Society was still class-ridden, and at that time, Britain was still building 50% of the world's merchant ships. In the quest for speed, Cunard had built the largest and fastest liners in Lusitania and Mauritania. But The White Star Company opted for safety and comfort. They planned a new breed of huge liners which would be the safest and most luxurious afloat. The Olympic was first and the Titanic followed. Modifications gave here a greater tonnage than her sister. She was a floating palace, the biggest and - it seemed - the safest ship in the world. Her tragic maiden voyage was to bring about key changes in the law and mode of sea travel. This was not just another shipwreck - it was an End of an Era!
Who directed Titanic: End of an Era?
Titanic: End of an Era was directed by Ray Johnson.
Who stars in Titanic: End of an Era?
The principal cast of Titanic: End of an Era includes Ray Johnson, Walter Lord, William MacQuitty.
When was Titanic: End of an Era released and how long is it?
Titanic: End of an Era was released in 1998 with a total runtime of 1h 0m.