The producer of ‘Titanic’ finally reveals why Matthew McCoino has lost his role

According to the future memoirs of the producer of Titanic, John Landao, “Greatest Pictures: My Blockbaster’s Life and Learning Lessons on the Road” Leonardo DiCaprio in the guard.

The book, which is expected to be published after his death in November, offers a bomb detection that lost Matthew McCoino after his death after refusing to refuse to spoil his Texas dialect during a smuggling.

in a teaser from a memoir, by by Matthew Belloni’s “What I hear” Landa reminds that McCoino driven in 1996 against Kate Winslet, the chemistry is undeniable.

but the director James Cameron It wasn’t sold. After the initial screen test, Cameron is said to have asked the actor to try the scene again without the drama in the south. McCoino refused, allegedly he replied, “No. It was very good. Thank you.

“Let’s just say, that’s for McCoinog,” Landaw wrote, indicating that the actor’s rejection of one of his most icons in Hollywood history would cost him.

Instead, Leonardo DiCaprio was riding The Titanic like Jack Dowssen, playing a lead role against Kate Winslet Rose in a love story that was settled against the 1912 Oshen Liner.

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Although the DiCaprio show was not an Oscar nominee at the time, Taitanch was a decisive moment in his career, which began top of the leading Hollywood men. He moves forward and wins several Oscar nominees before winning the best actor in 2016 for The Revenant.

This is not the first time McCoin has been mentioned close to the landing of Jacques Dowssen.

in one of 2021 Interview with Rob LouThe actor, along with Winslelet, reminded him of his “Titanic’s audience” and reminded that he felt confident that he had left the room.

“So I went and read it with Kate Winslet, and it wasn’t one of the Auditions. They shot it, so it was like a screen test,” McCono said. “After we left, you know, it was one of those who came after me, and when we arrived, they were like that, ‘That was big’. I mean, like, I hugged.

Despite years of Hollywood’s claims that he claimed that his role was presented and rejected, McCoini clearly stated that it was never the case. “I asked director James Cameron about this, because the discussions during the years I heard and saw about me is that I have a role in the Titanic and he refused.

Oscar-winning actor even laughed at the constant rumors that he joked, “I said for a while, ‘I have to find that agent. I never received that offer.”

For McCoconi, the loss of Titanic was not from his rise.

He played his role in the film “Time for Killing” (1996) as a major man, and within the next decade, he created a profession that covered romantic comedy, trillers and dramas. In 2010, his McCconnaissance, with the Dallas Customer Club, “Interstellar” and “True Detective” of HBO, consolidated his place as one of his generation actors, won the Oscar for Best Actor.