Famous Titanic Sketch Fetches $16,000

It was one of the most sensual scenes in Titanic -- Leonardo DiCaprio's character Jack sketching a naked portrait of Kate Winslet's Rose in the 1997 blockbuster film.

Now, that drawing has been auctioned off for a reported $16,000.

The famous picture shows Kate's character, Rose, seductively lying on a couch wearing nothing but the iconic blue diamond necklace.

In the film, DiCaprio's character, Jack, was the artist, but in real life, it was actually Oscar winning director James Cameron who sketched the image.

The sketch was sold to the highest bidder at Premiere Props' memorabilia auction over the weekend.

A spokesperson for the firm said: "This is a wonderful piece of memorabilia (from) one the biggest grossing films of all time."

BTW: The Oscar winning Winslet can currently be seen in HBO's epic mini-series Mildred Pierce.

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Leonardo DiCaprio: He saved die in plane crash

The plane Which led him to Moscow suffered a malfunction in one of its other during flight. Fortunately, there was a tragedy.

Who would not panic if you say plane where you are traveling a fault in one of the other? I've never had, but surely the first thing you do in a situation, would ask where the parachute is, and be sure to throw one for me and the window. How many people like me have been in the airline flight Delta bound Moscow yesterday, next to the actor Leonardo Di Caprio?

The famous actor, remembered for his role in Titanic, he could have been featured in an air tragedy. Di Caprio had addressed the plane of Delta to reach Moscow, Russia Where she was to be part of a summit led by Russian leader Vladimir Putin on how to avoid the extinction of tigers. However, an unexpected malfunction in one of the other of plane Forced the pilot to make the necessary maneuvers to get back to the airport International JFK, New York.

To achieve a successful landing, Leonardo congratulated all personnel of the crew for having saved the lives of him and others who were on board. Fortunately it was not to be just a scare.