It's been 15 years, and according to Kate, she's thinner, Leo is fatter. I'd agree. She looked amazing at the London premier.
Kate joked during an appearance on Daybreak today that she has lost weight since the classic 1997 film, while Leo has piled on the pounds.
She said: 'We do look very different, we’re older. Leo’s 37, I’m 36 – we were 21 and 22 when we made that film. You know, he’s fatter now – I’m thinner. It’s true though!'
Of course, Winslet was only poking fun at her old friend, who she has since worked with again, on the Oscar-nominated Revolutionary Road.
The actress jokes that she is thinner 15 years after the hit movie while her co-star has piled on a few pounds
The down-to-earth star joked that she was horrified to see herself in 3D at the premiere of the re-released film this week, having not watched Titanic since it was first in theaters 15 years ago.
Chatting to Kate Garraway for the ITV show, she said: 'I put my glasses on and I sat there all excited and then the second my face came on I was like, "Oh my God, make it stop, switch it off, somebody make it stop, turn the sound down, is that what we looked like? Oh my God, look what I looked like and look what Leo looks like!"
'It was completely bizarre, it was like somebody saying we’re going to take a home video that we made of you that’s three-and-a-half hours long and we’re going to make the world watch it all over again. And it was made 15 years ago, how do you feel about that? So bizarre, so bizarre.'
Winslet also revealed that she will allow her children to watch the film, despite its infamous 'nude portrait' scene.
'They’ve still not seen it but now they’re perfect ages to see it and they’ll see it on the big screen with me, in 3D.
'I mean it’s going to be profoundly weird,' she said. 'I know the bits where I’m going to be covering my eyes like this, and I’m on eye covering duty and someone else is going to be on ear covering duty because I haven’t got enough hands.!'
Kate joked that her son Joe would be more interested in what’s for dinner than watching his mum on screen: 'He’s fully going to be "when’s dinner time? Can we have dessert today and can I have ketchup?"
'I mean that’s all he’s going to really be concerned is when their next meal is coming. He’s a good boy, he’s a proper boy.'
Recalling the overnight international fame she experienced with the release of Titanic, Kate said: 'It was hard being that famous that quickly because one day I could go and buy a pint of milk and the next day I couldn’t do that anymore - or I could, but they would write about how terrible I looked because I hadn’t put make-up on. So it’s a rather rude awakening when that happens to you.'
'I look back at that time in my life and I really remember thinking, "I’m much more grown up than everyone else for my age and I’m really head-strong, I know exactly who I am."
'Of course I look back and I didn’t have a clue and it’s actually only in the last couple of years of my life that I’ve figured it all out, or more out than I had done then, and now I do have a feeling of ok I get it now, now I understand myself.'
