Rating:. The siren call of Celine Dion is very great. The queen of power ballads' tooth-loosening vibrato and enamel-melting schmaltz could even pose a danger to shipping. But do not let that stop you from booking your passage on this musical spoof of James Cameron's 1997 blockbuster Titanic.
Astonishing Welsh Celine doppelganger Lauren Drew hijacks a guided tour at the sunken ship's visitor centre to tell the 'true' (as in delusional) story of how she survived the famous wreck. Fuelled by Celine top tunes, what follows is 100 minutes of cast-iron, ocean-going hysteria on the high Cs.
We also learn that the heart-shaped diamond given to Kate Winslet's character Rose is not from Asprey & Garrard but Claire's; her mother's pearls came from TK Maxx; and her millionaire fiancé has a doughnut wall on Pinterest. Compering her own glitterball fantasies, Drew's sinuous and athletic Celine wears a wig of cascading blonde curls and a sequinned dress split to the summit, as she eagerly leaps between actors while telling her side of the story.
Astonishing Welsh Celine doppelganger Lauren Drew hijacks a guided tour at the sunken ship's visitor centre to tell the 'true' (as in delusional) story of how she survived the famous wreck. Kat Ronney damn-near steals the show from under Celine's flaring nostrils with a glorious turn as Rose.