However, Cameron didn't even see the information about Joseph Dawson until after the script had already been finished, so the similarities in the name and social standing were pure coincidence. He also wasn't just a passenger, but was actually part of the ship's crew and worked as a coal trimmer. Dawson" that was aboard the ship, though the "J." stood for Joseph (not Jack), and he was born in Dublin, Ireland. There was a man who signed his name as "J. Jack wasn't inspired by any one person in particular, but his name is very similar to that of a person who actually was on the Titanic. Cameron felt that the biography's description of Wood really fit the character of "Old Rose", and that Rose's character in the movie took a little bit of Wood's personality and mixed in a lot of fictional elements along with it. Wood was an artist who came from a wealthy socialite family. Cameron was reading her biography while developing the movie, which is where his inspiration came from. James Cameron revealed that Kate Winslet's Rose was inspired by someone who was actually not even connected to the Titanic: American artist Beatrice Wood. There is no recorded instance on the ship of a first-class woman falling in love with a third-class man, but their individual characters did draw inspiration from some real-life figures. Though Jack and Rose feel so real and fleshed out as characters, no such love story actually happened historically, at least not on the Titanic.
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