On one of his visits to the Titanic, James Cameron was trapped at the bottom of the ocean for 19 hours

James Cameronthe prestigious Hollywood director who recently compared the implosion of the Titan submarine to the sinking of the Titanicis a marine explorer who submerged 33 times to visit the ruins of the luxurious ocean liner. On one of his expeditions got “stuck” in a stream of water for 19 hours and the story refloated in the last hours thanks to the influencer alan estradawhose contents went viral for having carried out with the company ocean gate the same trip that had a fatal outcome for the five deceased crew members.

Estrada owns the channel alan x the world, where he shares his travel experiences around the world. Indeed, the youtuber released a shocking video of his visit to the ruins of the Titanic.

Interviewed by Yordi Rosado, alan estrada told that one of the divers who participated in this expedition told him the story of adventure and adrenaline that resulted James Cameron in the deep. From then on, the influencer internalized the issue and stated: “He was trapped in a current for 19 hours, I read about it in his book.”

Apparently, a current of water “trapped” Cameron’s team near the stern of the prestigious sunken ship at a depth of 3,800 meters.

“There are streams down there. James Cameron has gone down 33 times and a current of water trapped them against the stern of the Titanic and we were there for 19 hours until the water was diverted because we couldn’t get out,” Alan explained.

The youngest crew member: he was heir to a fortune, was “terrified” of the trip and died at the age of 19

“The Titanic was the Everest of shipwrecks,” Cameron said

Cameron himself, in the framework of a report given in Playboy Back in 2009, he recorded his love for “diving among the remains of the shipwreck”although he did not refer specifically to the unfortunate event that he had to experience on one of his expeditions.

“I did Titanic because I wanted to dive the wreck, not because I wanted to make the movie.”held the director of such brilliant film productions as Titanic, Avatar and Terminator.

“The Titanic was the Everest of shipwrecks and, as a diver, I wanted to get it right. When I heard that other guys had been diving on the Titanic to make an IMAX movie, I said: ‘I’ll make a Hollywood movie to pay for an expedition and do the same.’ I loved that first contact, and I wanted more,” Cameron said.

The remains of the Titanic submarine were found almost 500 meters from the wreck of the “Titanic”

Cameron, shocked by the tragedy of the Titan submarine

In recent statements, the filmmaker alluded to the tragedy that ended the lives of five crew members after the “catastrophic implosion” of the Titan submarine.

“I am struck by the similarity of the Titanic disaster itself, where the captain was repeatedly observed on the ice ahead of his ship and yet he sped onto an ice field on a moonless night and many people died. as a result”narrated James Cameron.

“And for a very similar tragedy, where the warnings were ignored, to take place in exactly the same place, with all the diving that’s going on around the world, I think it’s just amazing,” he said in remarks. to ABC News. It’s really a bit surreal, she thought.

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