Spicer Lovejoy
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Spicer Lovejoy |
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| Biological Information | |
| Full name |
Spicer Lovejoy |
| Nicknames |
Lovejoy (by Cal) |
| Gender |
Male |
| Born |
1862 |
| Death |
April 15, 1912 |
| Cause |
Perished on Titanic |
| Background Information | |
| Family |
Unknown |
| Hometown |
Unknown |
| Titanic Statistics | |
| Boarded |
Southampton, England |
| Destination |
New York, U.S.A. |
| Occupation |
Passenger, valet, bodyguard |
| Class |
First class |
| Fate |
Last seen clinging to the ship when it broke in two |
| Production | |
| Classification |
Fictional character |
| Portrayal | |
Character History
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He was a former Pinkerton's detective and a former cop hired by Cal's father to take care of him.
Lovejoy was also the only one that suspected that Jack had not saved Rose DeWitt Bukater from falling upon Lovejoy and Dawson's first meeting, noting that he already had untied his shoes and removed his coat.
He is seen later running after Jack and Rose as they ran at the engine room. While descending with the elevator, Rose gave him "the finger".
Lovejoy asked the Titanic's Man-at-arms to take Jack into custody in E Deck. There, knowing that the ship was sinking, and seeing that the E Deck had been evacuated, he left Jack tied there, although later Rose saved him.

Added by Tsu'tey te Rongloa AteyitanHe is last seen at the point where the Titanic is breaking in half, with a large gash on his forehead from his battle with Jack. It is unknown what happens to him after that but it is likely that he fell between the ships crack.
He is not seen at the end, among the people seen by Rose among the Titanic victims. This is likely because he was one of the two major villains, as Cal was not there either. Although, Cal actually survived the Titanic's sinking.
Behind the scenes
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He was played by David Warner.
In the theatrical version, the scene where Lovejoy is looking for Jack and Rose in the first-class dining room was cut from the film as it was considered too long. His last appearance with a bleeding head seems unexplained in the cut version.