stackyFACTSTurns out Jack didn't have to die, and he also didn't even have to shiver.
Turns out Jack didn't have to die, and he also didn't even have to shiver. The heart-wrenching final act of the cinematic blockbuster where hundreds succumb to the icy Atlantic was actually shot in a waist-deep, 80-degree pool in Mexico. The actors’ frozen breath was added in post-production. So while Kate Winslet looked like she was suffering from extreme hypothermia, she was essentially just lounging in a slightly oversized hot tub.
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