The Titanic dress she wore onscreen sold her a fame she couldn't keep
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The Titanic dress she wore onscreen sold her a fame she couldn't keep
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The Titanic dress she wore onscreen sold her a fame she couldn't keep
This episode explores the life of Dorothy Gibson, a prominent actress who survived the Titanic disaster and quickly turned her experience into a film. It delves into the complexities of her sudden fame and the challenges she faced in the decades that followed.
Person: Dorothy Gibson
Event: Sinking of the RMS Titanic
Date: April 14, 1912
Location: Fort Lee, New Jersey
Film: Saved from the Titanic
- Dorothy Gibson, one of the highest-paid actresses, was 22 when she filmed "Saved from the Titanic" four weeks after the disaster.
- She wore the same white silk evening dress, cardigan, and polo coat from Lifeboat Number Seven in the film.
- Before the Titanic, Dorothy was "The Original Harrison Fisher Girl," a widely recognized model for illustrator Harrison Fisher.
- She was hired by Éclair film company in Fort Lee, then the center of American film production.
- Dorothy and Jules Brulatour, head of distribution for Eastman Kodak and co-founder of Universal Pictures, became lovers in 1911 while he was married.
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