Kate Winslet recalled the body shaming she received after starring in Titanic and revealed that she encountered the people who made the vicious remarks. In a new interview, Winslet got emotional and teared up as she remembered the criticism about her weight after the success of the James Cameron film.

Kate Winslet recently broke down in tears as she recalled being “ fat-shamed ” by critics of the classic 1997 film, Titanic. The 49-year-old actor, who starred as Rose DeWitt Bukater in the movie, opened up about being the target of crude judgments during the December 1 episode of CBS’s 60 Minutes.

"There's a bit where Lee's sitting on a bench in a bikini," Winslet previously told Harper's Bazaar UK, "and one of the crew came up between takes and said: 'You might want to sit

Kate Winslet discussed her latest film 'Lee,' and addressed fat-shaming comments she received following the release of 'Titanic.'

Kate Winslet recalled receiving 'absolutely appalling' comments about her body from critics after the release of the 1997 film 'Titanic'

Titanic star Kate Winslet has addressed if she ever gets annoyed when repeatedly questioned about her record-breaking film. Kate responded to the question replied saying that she does not

Kate Winslet is reflecting on the "appalling" way she was treated following the success of 1997's Titanic. During an interview with 60 Minutes, the Oscar-winner talked about how her body was scrutinized after she starred in the hit movie.

While starring in Titanic turned Kate Winslet into an overnight sensation, the actress admitted the body-shaming she was subjected to in the late '90s was unbearable to deal with. The Oscar winner discussed her hardships during the Sunday,