Kate Winslet re-enacts the famous Titanic pose

Kate Winslet did the 'Titanic' pose while scaling a cliff on NBC’s ‘Running Wild’ with Bear Grylls.

Fans were thrilled to be reminded of one of the most romantic films of all time, ‘Titanic’ and Kate Winslet immediately began to trend on Twitter. (Source: Twitter)

Hollywood actress Kate Winslet, who made millions sob with her heart wrenching romance in ‘Titanic’ opposite Leonardo DiCaprio, recently re-enacted the famous pose from the film, where the duo are seen with their arms outstretched on the boat.

Kate Winslet did the same pose while scaling a cliff on NBC’s ‘Running Wild’ with Bear Grylls.

Fans were thrilled to be reminded of one of the most romantic films of all time and Kate Winslet immediately began to trend on Twitter.

@BearGrylls #KateWinslet, such a wonderful person; she did a great job! Best episode yet. Very entertaining. Huge respect for you both.

— Karen-Lynn (@klemmit) July 28, 2015

Kate Winslet recreates Titanic scene on the side of a cliff for Running Wild with Bear Gryl… http://t.co/71Pvo49xkT pic.twitter.com/O1mwr8nUmN — Bharath Siva Kumar (@iBhSK) July 28, 2015

Kate Winslet rappelling down a cliff trading lines from Titanic with Bear Grylls for the win! #RunningWildWithBearGrylls

— Dale Wetton (@DHBucsFan) July 28, 2015

Here’s the original pose from the movie Titanic.

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