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The drive this year covered all states, UTs, and overseas missions and posts, including railway stations, post offices, banks, airports, ports, coalfields, and mines
The drive this year covered all states, UTs, and overseas missions and posts, including railway stations, post offices, banks, airports, ports, coalfields, and mines
Kate Winslet recently recalled a memorable incident involving an unexpected yet sweet reunion with Jonathan Evan-Jones, the violinist from her and Leonardo DiCaprio’s film, Titanic. She shared this story during her appearance on The Graham Norton Show.
Winslet encountered Jonathan while overseeing the score recording for her latest film, Lee. The seasoned actress told Norton that she was at Abbey Road for scoring. She expressed her confusion about how they got Alexandre Desplat to agree to a score for their movie. The actress said that he was “amazing.”
The Reader star then recalled that she was there, looking through the glass into the stage where the musicians were—“huge, 120-piece orchestra—” when a violinist grabbed her attention and she thought, “I know that face.”
She was not able to remember who that person was precisely. She reflected, “And then the day goes on, and a few of the musicians start going, ‘It’s (him)!’ and they’re sort of pointing at him.”
Winslet shared that she began questioning her connection to a particular individual and who they might be. She said, “At the end of the day, I thought, ‘Okay, I’ve got to go in.’ So I went in, and he said, ‘Kate, it’s me!'” It was at that moment she realized who he was.
She told Norton that when the Titanic sank, the violinist stood up and said, “Come on, lads,” before he started playing. She recognized it was him and expressed how incredible that realization was.
The actress shared that they have had multiple moments like that in the movie, where people she had either worked before or knew them for a long time and grew up in the industry with “they just showed up for” her, which was wonderful.
Jonathan has contributed his work not only in Titanic but also for multiple projects, making his decades long career trajectory more interesting. His works also included Kung Fu Panda, Shrek, the Batman, Fantastic Beast and Where To Find Them, Spectre, Kong: Skull Island.
As far as Winslet’s latest movie goes, Lee is based on model turned World War II correspondent,who worked as a photographer. Her name was Elizabeth ‘Lee’ Miller.
Apart from the acclaimed actress, the project also stars, Andy Samberg, Alexander Skarasgård, Marion Cotillard, Andrea Riseborough, Noémie Merlant, James Murray and many more.
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Kim Kardashian may have moved on with a new family, having four children and a business empire to run, but her digital footprint remains a treasure that continues to be explored. The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star once infamously married basketball player Kris Humphries for just 72 days in an extravagant ceremony, which she later referred to as a “gay wedding” on the reality show.
Even though more than ten years have passed since Kim K and Kris Humphries’ 2011 wedding, fans still reminisce about their time together. The couple finally settled their divorce in 2013. While the marriage didn’t last long, it remains a topic that people love discussing, including the Kardashians themselves.
In 2022, Kim, who had just come off from hosting Saturday Night Live then, reflected on her short-lived marriage during an episode of The Kardashians on Hulu. Humorously recalling the marriage as a “gay wedding” while brainstorming for Simon Huck’s wedding speech, she told Scott Disick, “I feel like after SNL, the pressure is mounting. So I think I’ll say something like, ‘I love a gay wedding. I haven’t been to one since my second wedding!’”
Meanwhile, Humphries has often been candid in interviews, recounting how the entire saga turned into such a mess and how he didn’t expect the marriage to affect his personal life so significantly. He opened up about the hardships of his divorce and the aftermath of being in the public eye, which pushed him into a dark place.
He told USA Today, “One thing that really bothers me is whenever people say that my marriage was fake. There’s definitely a lot about that world that is not entirely real. But our actual relationship was 100 percent real.”
Years later, after marrying Kanye West, Kim made her feelings about her marriage to Humphries known on several occasions. In a conversation with Andy Cohen on his show Watch What Happens Live, Kim expressed concerns about the age factor, as many of her friends were already having children. This made her feel pressured to settle down and marry Kris Humphries. She acknowledged that during their honeymoon, she realized their marriage wouldn’t last, and they ended up separating 72 days later.
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