James Cameron and his cast and crew expressed their excitement on the rerelease of Titanic this Tuesday, which coincides closely with the one hundredth anniversary of the tragic sinking of the ship in 1912. One star, however, has expressed some resignation of one particular scene that will appear in 3D for the first time.

'I'm not going to look, I'll probably be in the bar by that point,' Kate Winslet, who played the character Rose Dewitt Bukater in the film, said of her 1997 nude scene.

Kate Winslet is apprehensive about how her nude scene in the film will appear in 3D

Now aged 36, Winslet claims it is not shame of her body that has brought about this embarrassment, saying she enjoys her physique as much now as she did at 21. Winslet referred to the scenario as simply 'strange', and compared the experience to that of looking through a photo album of 'your former self'. Winslet is excited about the rest of the premiere, after having missed the original one.

The actress was joined by Billy Zane and director James Cameron at the Royal Albert Hall event and she was all smiles at finally attending a big premiere.

Winslet missed out on the Los Angeles launch of the film in 1997 to mourn the death of her ex-boyfriend Stephen Tredre, who lost his battle with cancer.

She was subsequently forced to skip the U.K. premiere because she was in hospital after contracting dysentery while filming Hideous Kinky in Morocco - but 15 years on, she has finally hit the red carpet for a Titanic launch.

Producer Jon Landau told reporters, ""I'm so excited that we're here with Kate Winslet because she wasn't here the first time we premiered the movie. So that fact that she's here to support the film is very exciting.""

Cameron flew into London for the premiere from Guam, where earlier this week (begs26Mar12) he performed the deepest ever solo submarine dive.