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Heart of the Ocean

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Oct 16, 2026

Celine DionSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:05
Good night, everybody.
Celine DionSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:06
[upbeat music] The old Hollywood curls, the navy turtleneck gown, and yes, the Heart of the Ocean.
Celine DionSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:12
The nearly $70 signature Barbie, available for preorder now, [camera clicking] is a Dion doppelganger.
Nischelle TurnerHOST
20:18
But 28 years earlier, only ET was with the real icon right before she hit the Oscar stage.
Audra KaneHOST
1:45
Pre-orders are open with shipping expected by December 31st.
Audra KaneHOST
1:49
And the doll recreates Dion's 1998 Oscar awards look featuring a navy blue turtleneck dress and a replica of the Heart of the Ocean necklace.
Audra KaneHOST
1:59
Rob Lowe told Extra that among the roles he's lost out on in his career are two big ones that both went to Tom Cruise.
MelHOST
2:08
I r- I got a hold of scripts that had already gone, without my knowing it, to Tom Cruise.
Lisa XingCORRESPONDENT
9:43
The doll is wearing a tiny replica of the singer's iconic 1998 Oscar look.
Lisa XingCORRESPONDENT
9:48
The navy blue turtleneck dress is paired with the famed Heart of the Ocean necklace from the film Titanic.
Lisa XingCORRESPONDENT
9:55
That year, Celine performed the film's theme song, which took home the Academy Award for Best Song.
Lisa XingCORRESPONDENT
10:00
[singing] You're here.
speaker_1HOST
0:46
Exactly.
speaker_1HOST
0:47
It's that turtleneck navy blue maxi dress, and they even included a mini version of the Heart of the Ocean necklace.
speaker_2HOST
0:53
You know, it's interesting how toys like this can capture such nostalgic moments.
speaker_2HOST
0:58
It makes me wonder how many people will actually buy it.
KristenHOST
11:27
In the navy long-sleeved dress that she wore for her performance of the Titanic theme song, My Heart Will Go On at the Academy Awards in 1998.
KristenHOST
11:35
She's also got the blue necklace, you know, like the Heart of the Ocean jewel that obviously played a huge role in the 1997 blockbuster.
NigeHOST
11:45
The one thing that that doddering old biffer had, she had it in her pocket the
KristenHOST
11:49
whole time.
Ricki-Lee CoulterHOST
36:00
Celine Dion fans will be excited to hear that there is a new Mattel signature doll, a new Barbie, a Celine Dion Barbie.
Ricki-Lee CoulterHOST
36:10
She's wearing the Heart of the Ocean.
Tim BlackwellHOST
36:12
Oh, she is too.
Ricki-Lee CoulterHOST
36:12
It's inspired by the look she wore to perform My Heart Will Go On at the 1998 Oscars.
EmilioHOST
13:52
So Madeline, what is Titanic about?
MadelineHOST
13:57
Treasure hunter Brock Lovett is on a mission to unearth or un-ocean the Heart of the Ocean, a massive blue diamond necklace supposedly lost during the sinking of the Titanic.
MadelineHOST
14:07
After recovering several artifacts including a nude drawing from the very night of the sinking, Brock is featured on the news and seen by a 100-year-old survivor of the sinking.
MadelineHOST
14:17
Brock brings her to their mission control in the middle of the Atlantic on the ocean surface above the sunken ship, and the elderly Rose tells the story of her days on the ship of dreams.

1 HR 25 MINS LATER

EmilioHOST
99:10
I like that a lot.
JulianHOST
99:11
Yeah.
MadelineHOST
99:12
So Brock Lovett, played by Bill Paxton, has spent much of his life completely devoted to finding the Heart of the Ocean.
MadelineHOST
99:20
He's thought about nothing other than the Titanic for years, and when Rose finally helps him connect the wreckage with the actual tragedy and the lives that were lost, he himself is lost.
Meg MansellHOST
9:00
... text the word Barbie to 3343.
Meg MansellHOST
9:02
She's wearing the Heart of the Ocean necklace from the Titanic.
DanHOST
9:05
Mm.
Meg MansellHOST
9:05
Uh, what does Pa- Paul McCartney from the Beatles think of today's songs and artists?
LisaHOST
3:03
The doll is wearing the long-sleeved navy blue dress Dion wore while performing My Heart Will Go On at the 1998 Academy Awards.
LisaHOST
3:10
Her hair is up, and she's wearing the blue necklace inspired by the famous Heart of the Ocean one from the Titanic movie.
LisaHOST
3:17
Dion says it is a true honor to join the Barbie legacy with a doll inspired by one of the most meaningful moments of her career.
LisaHOST
3:24
She joins Tina Turner and Mariah Carey in the Dolls for Divas club.
speaker_0HOST
2:43
Luxurious, glamorous, created props to be an excellent movie? No.
speaker_0HOST
2:48
But do we all remember the iconic ruby red slippers? The heart of the ocean from Titanic? Literally any prop from Star Wars? The list goes on.
speaker_0HOST
2:59
So in that way, I think that especially in very memorable films like the ones I mentioned, props in their own right do deserve recognition for being a part of why a story is memorable and why the story was driven forward in such a powerful way.
speaker_0HOST
3:14
And so that's why this is something I've wanted to chatter on about for a while now, and I'm finally getting around to doing it today.
speaker_0HOST
5:29
And of course, Luke Skywalker's lightsaber from The Empire Strikes Back sold for $3.75 million.
speaker_0HOST
5:36
It's no surprise that some of the most expensive movie props in history are also some of the most well-known recognizable props in history.
speaker_0HOST
5:44
So again, as mentioned, lightsabers from Star Wars, Ruby Slippers from The Wizard of Oz, The DeLorean Time Machine and Hoverboard from Back to the Future, The Golden Ticket from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, The Heart of the Ocean from Titanic, Captain America's Shield from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Aztec Gold Coins from Pirates of the Caribbean, Wilson the Volleyball from Cast Away, The One Ring to Rule Them All from The Lord of the Rings, The Sled that Reveals Rosebud at the End of Citizen Kane, The spinning top from Inception.
speaker_0HOST
6:20
The lamp in the shape of a leg from A Christmas Story.

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