‘Titanic’ Stars: Where Are They Now?

It has been years since audiences first set sail with the cast of ‘Titanic’, and the film’s ensemble has gone on to busy careers, advocacy work, and in some cases heartfelt farewells remembered by fans worldwide. Here is a clear look at what the key stars have been up to, from new series and films to stage turns, entrepreneurship, and legacy projects that keep their names in the spotlight.

Leonardo DiCaprio

Leonardo DiCaprio followed ‘Titanic’ with a long run of acclaimed films and continues to anchor major releases while working with top directors. He remains a prominent environmental advocate through his foundation, producing documentaries and supporting conservation efforts. His recent screen work kept him in the awards conversation and he continues to develop high profile projects behind the scenes.

Kate Winslet

Kate Winslet returned to prestige television with ‘The Regime’ and headlined the biopic ‘Lee’, adding producing credits along the way. She makes her feature directorial debut with ‘Goodbye June’, which arrives with a limited theatrical rollout before streaming. Winslet also took on an ambassador role for The King’s Foundation, supporting sustainability initiatives and creative education programs.

Billy Zane

Billy Zane has stayed active across indie films and television and recently portrayed Marlon Brando in ‘Waltzing with Brando’. He also pops up in genre projects and festival titles, often taking on producing duties. Zane remains a presence on the convention circuit and in art circles, where his painting has drawn gallery attention.

Kathy Bates

Kathy Bates leads the CBS drama ‘Matlock’ and continues to add producing and advocacy work to her schedule. She has spoken candidly about health challenges and lymphedema awareness, partnering with organizations to expand research and patient support. Her television return keeps her in the center of network programming while new episodes roll out weekly.

Frances Fisher

Frances Fisher works steadily in film and television, with recent credits that include ‘Rust’ and the Canadian feature ‘The King Tide’. She remains active in independent cinema, often supporting emerging directors. Fisher also engages in industry and community causes, lending her voice to arts and civic initiatives.

Victor Garber

Victor Garber continues his screen career with a central role on the legal dramedy ‘Family Law’, which has extended through multiple seasons. He is a frequent presence on stage readings and musical events, drawing on his theater background. Garber also appears in guest roles across television, keeping a varied slate.

Ioan Gruffudd

Ioan Gruffudd popped up in ‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ and has made guest appearances on network series such as ‘Elsbeth’. He married actor Bianca Wallace in 2025 and shares updates from film festival stops and set visits. Gruffudd continues to balance US and UK projects, with new roles developing in both markets.

Danny Nucci

Danny Nucci remains familiar to TV audiences after his long run on ‘The Fosters’ and recurring turns on ‘9-1-1’. He has taken roles in thrillers and indie features while directing and developing smaller projects. Nucci also participates in fan events where his ‘Titanic’ stories are in steady demand.

Jonathan Hyde

Jonathan Hyde has appeared in prestige films such as ‘The Brutalist’ and continues to work in British television. He maintains an active stage profile, including classical roles and contemporary pieces. Hyde’s filmography keeps expanding with character parts that draw on his dramatic range.

Suzy Amis

Suzy Amis shifted from acting to environmental education and food system advocacy. She co founded MUSE Global School and launched the OMD movement that encourages one plant based meal a day, expanding programs into schools and communities. Amis writes and speaks about sustainability, food choice, and climate friendly living.

Bill Paxton

Bill Paxton died in 2017 due to complications following surgery, and his legacy spans film and television favorites remembered by colleagues and fans. His family pursued a wrongful death case that later reached a settlement. Tributes continue to highlight his generosity on set and his wide range across genres.

Gloria Stuart

Gloria Stuart, who played the elder Rose, died in 2010 at the age of 100. Her late career resurgence with ‘Titanic’ brought renewed attention to her early Hollywood work and her visual art. Exhibitions and retrospectives have helped preserve her legacy for new audiences.

Bernard Hill

Bernard Hill, who portrayed Captain Edward Smith, died in May 2024 at the age of 79. His passing prompted tributes from the ‘Titanic’ and ‘The Lord of the Rings’ communities. His body of work remains central to British film and television history.

David Warner

David Warner, who played Spicer Lovejoy, died in 2022 after a long and decorated career. He worked across stage, film, television, and voice acting, leaving behind a respected legacy and a catalogue of memorable performances. Tributes emphasized his versatility and generosity with younger actors.

Jonathan Hyde

Jonathan Hyde continues to work in both film and television, connecting with audiences through character roles and period pieces. He has taken on recent film festival titles and maintains involvement with stage projects. His appearances show a steady commitment to both mainstream and independent storytelling.

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