ONE of the most successful films of all time is being shown on a massive HD screen in Glasgow - while a full orchestra plays its epic score.
Titanic Live will see James Horner’s music take centre stage next year with a symphony orchestra, choir and Celtic musicians, while the smash-hit the film is projected in the background.
The arena tour will take place in April 2019 and will hit the SSE Hydro on April 5.
The 1997 blockbuster, written and directed by James Cameron, became one of the most prolific movies of all time, grossing over $2 billion at the box office and winning 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, Best Original Song and Dramatic Score.
James Cameron said of the event’s premiere back in 2015: “This experience is beyond anything I’ve seen in the theatre.
“When hearing the music out front and dominating, you really realise how the music drives the emotion of the movie.
“I felt these big surges of powerful emotion, whether it was the elation of the love story or the dread, the fear. A beautiful experience.”
Ticket prices are £65, £50.50, £42.50, £32.50 via Ticketmaster and will go on sale on October 26.
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