An incredible short film seemingly captures rare footage of the Titanic’s interior and deck just minutes before its doomed voyage in April 1912. It even shows Captain E.J. Smith inspecting the ship a mere 10 minutes before departure, along with stunning views of the deck promenades and the ship setting sail. However, there’s a twist: it turns out the footage was cleverly pieced together by a newsreel company, using shots from other ships, mainly the Titanic’s sister ship, the Olympic. Watch closely, and you’ll notice the ship’s name plates scratched out, visible as floating white marks in the film!

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