Kate Winslet

The Oscar winner talks about her kids' Avatar encouragement and reuniting with her Titanic director 25 years later for Avatar: The Way of the Water.

She continues: "There's a breathing sequence and I make them do it now. I was trained so well and I had all the safety in place and really respected the process. It really was an extraordinary thing to learn." Just you have to do it!'" "But I certainly do [still use it]. He's very good at Christmas and birthday presents," Winslet says of Cameron.

Hollywood star Kate Winslet, who shot to fame with her role as Rose in James Cameron's 1997 evergreen classic 'Titanic', recently spoke to a publication and ...

I was trained so well and I had all the safety in place and really respected the process. Revealing how she mastered the art of holding her breath underwater, she said, "I have a lot more interest in breath work now for sure. She continued, "There's a breathing sequence and I make them do it now. If we are on vacation, for example, and one of the kids will say, 'Oh, I'm going to dive down and get that shell.' I will say, 'Okay, not too deep please.' I know how deep they could safely go before they need to come back up and take a sequence of specific breaths on the surface to not get that kind of slightly stars-in-the-air blackout feeling because that's when actually people run into trouble when they surface [too quickly]." "I was just super happy to jump [into the world of Avatar] and very excited to be asked," Winslet told people. Just you have to do it!'"

Kate Winslet deprived herself of air for all of seven minutes and 15 seconds, beating actor Tom Cruise's best time of six minutes while on the set of ...

“I said, ‘It’s not going to work. It’s not going to look real,’” the 68-year-old filmmaker explained. The next thing I say is, ‘We need to radio set.’ I wanted Jim to know right away,” she shared. I wanted to break my own record, which was already six minutes and 14 seconds. And I was like, ‘Come on!’ So I smashed my own record by a minute.” “Straight away I wanted to know my time.

The Academy-Award winner, 47, joins a slew of big names set to offer a before-sleep tale for youngsters, appearing alongside actor Richard E Grant and boxer ...

Oscar-nominated actor Richard will read The Snowflake by Benji Davies on December 23, while Justin Fletcher will read The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore on Christmas Eve. Kate Winslet will tell a tale which celebrates teamwork and friendship, as she leads a huge lineup of stars set to appear on CBeebies Bedtime Stories during the Christmas season [Kate Winslet](/tvshowbiz/kate-winslet/index.html) will tell a tale which celebrates teamwork and friendship, as she leads a huge lineup set to appear on CBeebies Bedtime Stories over the [Christmas](/news/christmas/index.html) season.

scar-winning actress Kate Winslet is one of the stellar line-up of stars who will read stories on CBeebies over Christmas and the New Year.

On Sunday 1 January, he reads The Moon Keeper written and illustrated by Zosienka about friendship, the phases of the moon and how it’s OK that in life, things come and go. On Christmas Eve, Mr Tumble star Justin Fletcher reads The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore, which is also available on the CBeebies Storytime App. Grant](/topic/richard-e-grant-0), who reads The Snowflake by Benji Davies on Friday 23 December.

Kate Winslet didn't seem too keen on working with Cameron again after "Titanic," but time seems to have healed those wounds.

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Winslet is joined by a cast incuding Antony Joshua, Richard E Grant and Christine and the Queens.

On Sunday 1 January, he reads The Moon Keeper written and illustrated by Zosienka about friendship, the phases of the moon and how it’s ok that in life, things come and go. Previously announced Christmas CBeebies Bedtime Story readers include actor Richard E Grant, who reads The Snowflake by Benji Davies on Friday, December 23. When his underwater friends try to join in, he turns into a Grumpycorn, but despite his rude behaviour, his kindly friends don’t give up on him and work together to help him out.

Tom Cruise may be known for doing his own stunts, but Kate Winslet is giving him a run for his money. In her commitment to preparing for her role in Avatar: ...

[Swimmers](https://www.shape.com/fitness/cardio/different-swimming-strokes) even move more air in and out of the lungs while relaxed than runners, according to [a study](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23029972/) in the Indian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology. "Holding your breath for longer than two minutes can potentially decrease oxygen flow to the brain, causing fainting and in extreme cases, brain damage," she says. "At best, you’re going to walk away with a brand-new aptitude, but I was scared." "So she had to be utterly calm underwater, and it turned out that she was a natural." Deep-sea sequences in the new film required many cast members to get comfortable underwater and train to hold their breath for minutes at a time. And I was like, 'Come on!' So I smashed my own record by a minute."

Winslet, who starred opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in the 1997 disaster movie and nearly drowned twice on the “Titanic” set, will play the Na'vi warrior Ronal as ...

She set a new record, beating one previously held by Tom Cruise.

Kareena Kapoor and Anushka Sharma praised Kate Winslet as she talked about 'looking out for the younger actors'. Here's what they said. | Bollywood.

[Anushka Sharma](https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/anushka-sharma) shared the same clip on her Instagram and added, "She said it (white heart emoji)." Kate will be seen in Avatar: The Way of Water, directed by James Cameron. In the video, shared by People Magazine on Instagram, Kate said, "I had some great role models, but I don't feel I ever had people consistently looking out for me. Whereas now, we are consistently looking out for the younger actors. [Kate Winslet](https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/kate-winslet) after she spoke about being 'looking out for the younger actors'. Taking to Instagram Stories, [Kareena Kapoor](https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/kareena-kapoor) on Thursday posted a clip shared by People Magazine.

She plays the Na'vi warrior Ronal in Cameron's latest epic, "Avatar: The Way of Water."

Kate Winslet didn't seem too keen on working with Cameron again after "Titanic," but time seems to have healed those wounds.

Kate Winslet tells PEOPLE about her older kids' favorite movie of their mom's and feeling grounded in her life and work.

My older two are much older now, and I've been able to live through all of it with them and to have really been the parent I've always wanted to be and hopefully continue to be." "I feel that the time in my life I'm in now, I feel really super grounded in myself and very good and strong and solid." Being an older actor who's able to share those little pieces of wisdom that I've hopefully gathered along the way, I'm really appreciating that moment because I feel like I've kind of earned the right to step into it." Love [it], and love the soundtrack," she says. Who said that?' And they'll be, 'You did, Mom, as Clementine in Eternal Sunshine!' I'm like, 'Oh my God, that amazing line.' So they are kind of clinging onto these things that's really fun and certainly unexpected." "Mia and Joe love Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

CBeebies Bedtime Story readers for the New Year include French pop star Christine and the Queens and Paralympic cyclist Lora Fachie.

On Sunday 1 January, he reads The Moon Keeper written and illustrated by Zosienka about friendship, the phases of the moon and how it’s ok that in life, things come and go. Grant, who reads The Snowflake by Benji Davies on Friday 23 December. When his underwater friends try to join in, he turns into a Grumpycorn, but despite his rude behaviour, his kindly friends don’t give up on him and work together to help him out.

Kate Winslet is the latest celebrity slated to appear on BBC children's channel CBeebies' "Bedtime Stories" over the Christmas and New Year period.

4 (World Braille Day) with a reading of “The Black Book of Colours,” written by Menena Cottin and illustrated by Rosana Faria. “The Snowy Day” features one of the earliest Black protagonists in a major children’s book. Joshua will be reading the 1962 book “The Snowy Day” by Ezra Jack Keats on Dec.

Kate Winslet chats with USA TODAY's Patrick Ryan about working with James Cameron and breaking a Tom Cruise record on "Avatar: The Way of Water."

Kate Winslet, who will be seen in Avatar: The Way of Water, seemed to have caught the attention of Anushka Sharma & Kareena Kapoor Khan. Read on.

[Google News](https://news.google.com/s/CBIwo7yAqUE) [Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/user/Koimoi4Bollywood) Anushka Sharma shared the same clip on her Instagram and added, “She said it (white heart emoji).” Advertisement She is known for her work in independent films, particularly period dramas, and her portrayals of headstrong and complicated women in films. James Cameron’s much-awaited film Avatar: The Way of Water is all set to release this Friday in theatres.

After going without oxygen for seven minutes and 15 seconds, the Oscar winner asked "Am I dead?" and then "What was my time?"

“It’s just that the opportunity to set a record presented itself. *

Kate Winslet has recently opened up about how as an actress, one should look for younger people in industry, to which Kareena Kapoor and Anushka Sharma have ...

So being an older actor who's able to share those little pieces of wisdom that I've hopefully gathered along the way, I'm really appreciating that moment because I feel like I've kind of earned the right to step into it. Whereas now, we are consistently looking out for the younger actors. Kate in an interview with People Magazine said, "I had some great role models, but I don't feel I ever had people consistently looking out for me.

Kate Winslet showed a bit of her competitive nature on the set of "Avatar: The Way of Water" after she came up for air while filming.

[James Cameron](https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/avatar-director-james-cameron-slams-dc-comics-marvel-studios-lack-character-development) joked. [seven minutes and 15 seconds](https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/james-cameron-reveals-kate-winslet-can-hold-her-breath-for-more-than-7-minutes-she-was-a-dream-to-work-with). [SIGOURNEY WEAVER TRAINED LIKE A NAVY SEAL TO HOLD BREATH UNDER WATER FOR 6.5 MINUTES IN NEW 'AVATAR' FILM](https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/sigourney-weaver-73-trained-like-navy-seal-hold-breath-water-6-5-minutes-new-avatar-film) And I was like, 'Come on!' So I smashed my own record by a minute," she told the outlet. [CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER](https://www.foxnews.com/newsletters?cmpid=fnfirstnl) [Tom Cruise](https://www.foxnews.com/category/person/tom-cruise).

The actress who won an Oscar for her role in Avatar: The Way of Water talks to media about how she was taken aback.

“I feel that the time in my life I’m in now, I feel really super grounded in myself and very good and strong and solid.” They know how to stand up for themselves, to stand up for each other, to use their voices to say, ‘I’m not sure about that,’ or, ‘Maybe we could think of this idea instead?’ ” Avatar: The Way of Water is set to be released later this year. Winslet was nominated for an Academy Award for her performance in the film Eternal Sunshine, which also features Jim Carrey. Who said that?’ And they’ll be, ‘You did, Mom, as Clementine in Eternal Sunshine!’ I’m like, ‘Oh my God, that amazing line.’ So they are kind of clinging onto these things that’s really fun and certainly unexpected.” Love [it], and love the soundtrack,” she says.

Kate Winslet reunites with Titanic director James Cameron for Avatar: The Way of Water.

The following year, she starred in a film adaptation of Sense and Sensibility, which earned her a BAFTA Award. Love [it], and love the soundtrack. The Academy Award-winning actress was surprised to learn that her older children (Joe, 19, and Mia, 22) are fans of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. "Mia and Joe love Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. "I was just super happy to jump [into the world of Avatar] and very excited to be asked. In an interview with [People](http://people.com/movies/kate-winslet-says-her-family-loves-eternal-sunshine-exclusive/), Winslet shared that her children, Bear, Joe, and Mia, demanded she participate in the film.

Winslet claims she was thrilled to play Na'Vi leader Ronal in Avatar. “ “Mia and Joe love ESoS. Love the film and soundtrack “saying, “I often hear Beck ...

“Otherwise, just enjoying the outdoors,” she says. “He called and described the job, and I thought, “Wow!” My kids said, ‘Oh my God, Mom, do it!’ “Obvious,” I said. “They’ll send the script,” I said. My elder two are older now, and I’ve been the parent I’ve always wanted to be with them.” I say “No.” who said? Love the film and soundtrack “saying, “I often hear Beck blaring from a bedroom.

Actress Kate Winslet has snatched a record off Tom Cruise after holding her breath for a staggering seven minutes and 15 seconds.

Maybe that’s why I got so good at it, just because I wanted to do it all the time,” she said. And the only reason I have it is because my husband snuck in,” Winslet told a global press conference ahead of the film’s December 15 launch. I did something challenging and new. “I have the video of me surfacing saying, ‘Am I dead? I’ll just feel pressure, just please don’t do that’ and he snuck in.” The average person can hold their breath for about one-two minutes.

Kate Winslet caught up with Heart's Dev Griffin ahead of the release of Avatar: The Way of Water this Friday.

The film itself focuses on the decade and the war that irrevocably altered the adventurous life of Miller, who was beloved by her peers and GIs alike.

“To me, she was a life force to be reckoned with, so much more than an object of attention from famous men with whom she is associated,” Winslet said of her character. Miller was the first and only wartime photographer to record the first Allied use of napalm at St. Malo, France, and acted a witness to the horrors of the Holocaust. There, in part as a reaction to her own well-hidden trauma, she used her Rolleiflex camera to give a voice to the voiceless. The film’s log line describes Miller as “a middle-aged woman [who] refused to be remembered as a model and male artists’ muse. Others on the cast include Andy Samberg (“Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping” “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”) will play the role of Life Magazine photographer David E.

James Cameron says that Kate Winslet held her breath for seven minutes and 14 seconds while training for Avatar: The Way of Water.

“I have the video of me surfacing saying, ‘Am I dead, have I died?’ And then going, ‘What was [my time]?'” Winlset said. You come in, if the gig is you’re going to be a Platoon, you’re going to be with Oliver Stone in the jungle, you’re going to learn how to field-strip your weapon, all that sort of thing. We’ll just assemble a team of world-class freediving cameramen.’” So Zuccarini came up with a solution: have the camera men hold their breath, too, just like the actors. Now, what that translates to in practical terms is about 2½ to three minutes of swimming and acting. For context, Tom Cruise [held his breath for six minutes](https://www.gq.com/story/human-tom-cruise-can-hold-his-breath-forever) while filming an underwater scene in Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation.

Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio in Titanic. ... Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio in Titanic. If you were a person interested in movies 25 years ago, you ...

I wish Cameron could have resisted having Zane’s character, as the ship gets dangerously low in the water and people are screaming and the lifeboats are filling and lives hang in the balance, confirm his status as the evilest person in the world by taking the time to hiss to Rose, “You look a fright.” (Enormous props to Rose for NOT pointing out that she is too busy trying not to drown to attend to her appearance.) I wish Jack could have been slightly less superhuman. But watching it again, I remembered how enormous Winslet’s face was when she lifted her eyes below her gorgeous hat and viewed the ship for the first time, and how the water seemed so terrifyingly dark and cold and unending and the tragedy so present. That’s what makes watching Titanic a strange experience; you want to settle into a big, messy, better-than-it-needs-to-be disaster movie with pretty movie stars in it, and yet you’re haunted by the real-life story behind it. Gloria Stuart, who died in 2010 at the age of 100 and whose Hollywood career began in the early 1930s, performs gentle miracles with her awkwardly written dialogue as a now-elderly Rose. It didn’t matter that Titanic had a three-and-a-quarter-hour running time that limited the number of showtimes per day (it was, at the time, officially listed as “2 hours and 74 minutes”), or that it had an ending that everyone knew, or that it was a costume drama when conventional wisdom held that huge box-office success happened only for franchise films and science fiction. I just remember sitting in the dark, caught up in a story from the past that I’d never given much thought to.