6 Gay Ships You Totally Missed in 'Titanic'

Titanic is not only the second highest-grossing movie of all time, it's also a classic, critically-acclaimed mega-movie that changed movie-making and remains one of the best films ever.

Ok, so now that we're clear on that, let's get to a few things you may not know. While Jack and Rose certainly stole the spotlight as the movie's central couple, love was all around on the ship of dreams. And things got a little gay along the gangway.

Here are the seven gay couples who's hearts also went on:

1. Reginald Lee and Frederick Fleet

Yes, the guys in the crow's nest. Cold, needing to stay warm, up there all alone, in such a cramped space.

2. Caledon Hockley and Spicer Lovejoy
Sure, Cal was all jealous, and wanted Rose, blah blah blah. But the real sparks flew between the guy-liner-wearing millionaire and his "personal valet." I mean, Lovejoy's gun was freakin' bedazzled.

3. The Unsinkable Molly Brown and Ruth DeWitt Bukater
Why do you think Ruth was always trying to duck out of hanging with good ol' Molly? She didn't want her bitchy friends knowing about their secret affair. Unsinkable indeed.

4. Brock Lovett and Lewis Bodine
Ok, so Brock is totally into flashy jewelry ... and apparently bears.

5. Benjamin Guggenheim and his valet
These guys really knew how to go down in style. Um, down with the ship, that is. Nothing says love like being dressed in your best and sipping a brandy.

6. Fabrizio De Rossi and Tommy Ryan
Now this is the true unsung love story of Titanic. Tommy even took a bullet for Fabrizio! Much braver than freezing to death *cough* Jack *cough.* And fan art doesn't just appear for anyone.