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#My heart will go on song in history movie

Needless to say, the song holds a special place in my heart because of all that.

It was also the first time I had ever sang to my father. It was the first time I had ever danced with my father (I didn't have a traditional wedding, so I had no "daddy/daughter" dance) and, as we danced, I sang along with this. At my parents' 50th anniversary party, when this song played, I danced with my father.

Karen from Manchester, NhI am #6 of 7 children, with 4 brothers and 2 sisters.

My cousins were too busy to go on it at the time.(Steven Spielberg, Leslie Anderson - voice acting/production, Lari, & Terri) So I went with some other family on the trip. But also got his family in trouble for not dealing with his brat stage very well. Jason stole the necklace and tossed it overboard. There was a problem family on this trip mostly due to the antics of their family member the actor (Jason) who was later known as Jonathan Brandis(Robbie Benson another one of their family was sort of behaving except for all the women). It was a ruby heart which his grandpa had made for him(at the time due to its size it was a named gem). Anyways on this cruise a prince of one of the arab countries gave someone a special piece of jewelry. I was on a cruise with a bunch of people and got offered tickets by a studio which I had done some writing for under a wide range of pen names so I could maintain some privacy(you have NDA's and rep agreements with studios, actors, etc). What isn't main stream knowledge was there was a heart shaped pendant that really existed. Included was this one remark about a woman who fell in love at sea and lost him in the disaster. The story was based off of a newspaper article marking the day in history and how it affected the locals and those abroad with what had happened. A decision was made however to keep these on a separate Celine Dion album and use only the english song and rest of the score.

Susie from Burnaby, BcOriginally several Titanic songs were written in french and included with the script.

Raymond from Little Rock, ArIn the Vid on you tube titled "Céline Dion - My Heart Will Go On " 3:34 and 4:59 she looks like she's "throwing 3 sixes" she also looks like she is Completely Overwhelmed/Overcome.

It just really Tragic Ending for Titanic.

#My heart will go on song in history movie

Siahara Shyne Carter from United StatesI love the MUSIC VIDEO its like in The Movie "Titanic" where The Titanic crash I see two old couple kissing before they Die! Plus Celine Dion's Voice get high.When James told me the script, I focused on Rose and thought of Beatrice Wood, who was old enough to have been Rose, and I still had the feeling I had of the life force I felt when I touched Beatrice Wood's hand, and it was from this feeling that I wrote the lyric for 'My Heart Will Go On.' When James and I were working on the film, the rumor was that Jim Cameron had gone crazy in Mexico spending too much money and the film would be a big flop. When she shook my hand I had such a feeling of vitality and life force - it was like nothing in my life before or since. Wood herself showed up, very much alive and lively, 101-plus, and talked about the film before it was shown and then received all of the people at the premiere at a hotel across the street from the theatre where the film was shown. My wife and I happened to be in Ojai when the premiere of a film called Mama of Dada, a documentary about Wood's life, was shown and we went to see it and Ms. Wood had been an artist in New York before World War I and had lived and worked in France, and wound up in California and finally in Ojai, working as a fine arts potter. The character Rose, looking back over the all those years, caught my imagination and I connected her with a 100-plus-year-old woman, still working, still vital, Beatrice Wood, who I had met a few years before in Ojai, California, an hour or so north of where I lived in Westlake Village. James told me the story of the script and then played me the theme he had written for the film. In a Songfacts interview with Jennings, he told us the inspiration behind the lyrics to this song: "James Horner, who I had worked with on other films, asked me to come to his house and consider writing something for Titanic. Jennings is a prolific lyricist who worked with Steve Winwood on many of his hits and also wrote songs for Rodney Crowell, Barry Manilow, Eric Clapton, B.B.