Titanic actor known for iconic scene in hit film has died
AN actor and teacher who had a shocking link to the Titan submersible wreck has died, his heartbroken family confirmed.
He will forever be remembered for a heartwrenching scene where Isidor and his wife Ida held each other in the sinking ship while water crept up around them. Rush was among five passengers to die in the Titan submersible during a harrowing 13,000-foot descent to see the wreckage of the Titanic on June 18.He joined the school in 1971 and taught thousands of successful students until his retirement in 2013.
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