I'd say Jack, in that freezing cold water all that time while he was protecting his girl.

Billy Zane's character. Having to sit on that boat with people of a lesser class than him. Poor guy. (Yes this post is sarcasm)

@Satch_the_man said:

I'd say Jack, in that freezing cold water all that time while he was protecting his girl.

Actually they say that hypothermia is one of the most peaceful ways to go. Never tried it myself

@mechajutaro said:

Who was hurt the most?

Every teary eyed teen girl who entered young adulthood anticipating love at first sight with her own private J.Dawson and every guy of that age bracket who likely spent several years believing that to imitate DiCaprio's brand of androgyny was to blitz a path into a woman's bed.

Well played sir...

Who was hurt the most?

Rose's husband.

They were married for decades, and had children and grandchildren together. And after all of that, Rose chose to spend her afterlife with Jack Dawson, a guy she only knew for 3 days.

J. Bruce Ismay. Not only does Rose roast him about compensating for lack of personal "size", but he brings shame upon himself for jumping aboard a lifeboat meant for the women. Accounts of that vary, but he did die in a state of utter ostracism 25 years later, a tortured man.

The poor iceberg, of course.

Bill Paxton's character! A lifetime spent treasure hunting, he finally has the owner of the jewel helicoptered onto his ship only to have her regale a 3-hour gooey love story that likely isn't true. Worse, the old woman had the jewel the whole time and, once he finally gives up looking for it, tosses it back onto the wreckage!

Imagine if she was caught on CCTV at the end when she heads out on deck to drop the jewel, and he confronts her - 'What the fúck's going on!? ...you had it THE WHOLE TIME? Gimme that!' They enter into a tussle which concludes with him tossing her overboard. It ends with a close-up of Paxton realising that he's going to have to do the daughter as well if he's going to get away with it.

that would have been a much better ending!

@Satch_the_man said:

I'd say Jack, in that freezing cold water all that time while he was protecting his girl.

I still think that they should have tried some more to make Jack fit on that wooden raft - have space! lol and Rose also saved him when he was handcuffed.

But yeah was actually thinking of physically hurt but it's Titanic - so many interesting characters like even the extras you would know esp after the ship split into two, those people hanging for dear life then can't hold on any longer, they had good closeups.

they guy who's car smelled like Sex down below when Jack raw dogged Rose. That smell won't ever get out of the leather interior

@allwork15 I totally agree that the iceburg was hurt the most. Did anyone on the Carpathia take the time to see if the poor iceburg needed medical treatment?

@Drooch said:

Bill Paxton's character! A lifetime spent treasure hunting, he finally has the owner of the jewel helicoptered onto his ship only to have her regale a 3-hour gooey love story that likely isn't true. Worse, the old woman had the jewel the whole time and, once he finally gives up looking for it, tosses it back onto the wreckage!

Imagine if she was caught on CCTV at the end when she heads out on deck to drop the jewel, and he confronts her - 'What the fúck's going on!? ...you had it THE WHOLE TIME? Gimme that!' They enter into a tussle which concludes with him tossing her overboard. It ends with a close-up of Paxton realising that he's going to have to do the daughter as well if he's going to get away with it.

You have to watch the alternate ending (Youtube has it)...so cheesy but that kinda happens lol together with Rose's granddaughter - they spot Rose on the railings and she actually says 'Don't come any closer..' it was like a fan fiction haha glad they didn't use that instead! He gets to hold the blue diamond before Rose tosses it into the ocean. And the guy with the smiley shirt was freaking out.