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This is a completely different account from another interview she gave at another time.

Fascinating...and still beyond tragic. No human being should leave their life in this horrific,violent and terrifying way

Rich people are so materialistic… she reminds me Some family members that I have… however I did enjoy her comment on “acute starvation” because that motivates me. I am 5 days without nicotine and I need motivation

A very insightful account. He’s very sure about getting his facts right. He could have spun a tale about the band playing a certain melody for example but when the interviewer suggests this he replies “No, they were just tuning up.”

I’ll tell you the truth, Charles Lightoller’s dialect of British accent sounds so similar to my grandmother’s (whom was born in 1931, in Seattle, WA to a Parisian French immigrant mother, and a man from Luxembourg who married her and moved to the United States circa 1920). I’m in my 30’s, but I’m surprised at how our Western American accent haven’t changed too terribly much in hindsight. The only difference to Mr. Lightoller’s accent compared to my grandmother’s was she really liked to say “the deal” a lot when she couldn’t think of the name of some random object that eluded her at any given moment. Crazy.

Amazing/vivid memories.

These are the best lyrics I've seen yet

I had the unique fortune to play this man on stage in a production of Titanic: The Musical. It was one of my proudest moments as an actor.

19:05 could have been the boilere sliding out of position or could have been the ship breaking apart.

Wild to hear him speak after only hearing portrayals of what he likely sounded like…deliciously he does not sound anything like any of these.

What an amazing person!😮

God bless her RIP❤

Edith's story changed many times. In her 1957 interview, she said she was wearing stockings. In her 1970 interview, she was adamant that she was not wearing any stockings. In the 1957 interview, she said she was in her bedroom when the crash into the iceberg happened. The third bump made her grab the bedpost so as not to fall over. In the 1970 interview, she was sitting in the first class drawing room at the time of the crash. If you listen to Eva Hart and Frank Prentice's interviews, their recollections of what happened to them and what they witnessed were the exactly the same, verbatim, in every interview they gave.

Hero. Great Surname too, the only person I’ve known of who had it.

Does anyone know what "I'll pay you for the lamps" meant in 1912? Intresting!!

Very nice gentleman.

This is really well done❤ we will always remember Casey jones

Read the Wikipedia article about her and be amazed.

I came across this video and I have the same suspenders but gold, It would be nice to know what brand it is. = )

Sad 😢

bomp-di-bomp-di-bomp

So, after she still ended up on ships with "problems " .. wow ... She's a tough lady . Did she still have the broken pig ?

"... she turned away from that tragic spot, and headed for New York."

Wow, fascinating to hear these.

I hope this poor guy was able to find peace and move past this disaster

Theres only 2 people who knew if it was a race for record or not and one died that night and the other isnt this guy. Theres no other reason that makes sense for the captain to oder that speed with those conditions and prior warnings.

Everyone passed the buck

Is this Frederick Fleet from the lookout that night?

Lol he said “enough about the damn pig….” 😂😂😂

She speaks exactly like my paternal grandmother. How strange to hear (what sounds like) her voice again...

Strange that he does not describe the Titanic breaking in half. There were numerous witnesses that reported that, but they were not believed. Eva Hart was 7 years when the disaster happened and reported that it broke in half. She had this to say: “We rode away, and I didn’t close my eyes at all. I saw that ship sink, and I saw that ship break in half,” Hart said in an undated video interview, part of which can be found on RUclips. “For 70 years, people have argued with me about that, but now at last it has been proven beyond all doubt that she did break in half. I know I did, I saw her.” Lightoller could not see the Titanic break in half, because he was sucked underwater when it happened.But he was aware of the reports of this during the investigation and held steadfast in his claim it did not happen, saying this: ‘It is utterly untrue. The ship did not and could not have broken in two.’ The evidence on the bottom of the ocean shows that the most senior surviving officer of the Titanic is of course wrong.

Fascinating, id love to hear her stories of the other ships that she almost sunk as well!!

It's unfair to try and make a villian of Bruce ismay or any other survivors from all accounts it seems like a lot of the passengers showed reluctance in going aboard the life boats that was made available to them, most didn't consider the situation that serious so other person's took their space.may all those whom perished in this unforgettable disaster souls rest in peace,we should continue have memorial for these victims as long as ever with the involvement of their direct offspring.

The majestic broke in half?

So the message wasn't sent. Why did they rely on Marconi for these things?

A lot of the 1st class passengers were Americans. A lot of the 3rd class were Europeans.

It’s the closest we can get to history !

She said the movie “A Night to Remember” was an accurate depiction of the event

This story is less about the sinking and more about her dresses and stuff she left in the ship

They say that day the wifi was down too plus the location made it tough to get cell network too, this was good as it prevented people from watching porn in their rooms instead to rushing to life boats on time

It was woman and child first they could find enough woman and child at many times..

Part of me wishes people where alive today so they could relise what they did turn away men and settings of half empty boat because they couldn't find woman. Such a sad waste of life..

Me thinks he shoved the wireless operator into the ocean for putting the ice berg warning under a paperwight.

That was great unbelievable

What year was this interview?

FR’s lifeboat was full beyond capacity as the maximum for each boat was 50 passengers. Clearly there should’ve been several times over more lifeboats, than there were. Even so Titanic carried several more lifeboats than the regulations legally specified. If all the boats had been filled, then there would’ve been 800 survivors instead of the 500. There had been no lifeboat drills aboard the Titanic. Capt.Smith was absent when he should’ve have been supervising his officers loading the lifeboats. When Officer Lightoller found Capt.Smith, Lightoller said Capt.Smith seemed to be in the midst of a nervous breakdown.