‘Avatar’ star Kate Winslet thinks she’s ‘dead’ after breaking Tom Cruise’s record.

Kate Winslet did the unthinkable while filming “Avatar: Waterway.”

Not only did she hang herself for more than seven minutes, she also broke the record previously held by Tom Cruise.

“I immediately wanted to know my timing,” Winslet told Total Film magazine.

Winslet held her breath for seven minutes and 15 seconds. Cruise’s record for “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation” was six minutes.

Kate Winslet broke Tom Cruise's record when he blew it without air.

Kate Winslet broke Tom Cruise’s record when he blew it without air.
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Sigourney Weaver trained as a Navy SEAL to hold her breath underwater for 6.5 minutes in the new ‘Avatar’ movie.

“I’m dead, am I dead?” I have a video of you saying it. And then you go, ‘What was that? [my time]?” she shared.

“I couldn’t believe it.

Kate Winslet reunited. "Titanic" Director James Cameron to do "Avatar: The Waterway."

Kate Winslet reunited with “Titanic” director James Cameron to make “Avatar: Waterway”.
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“The next thing he said was, ‘We need to do radio.’ I wanted Jim.” [James Cameron] to find out immediately.”

She said she shouldn’t hold her breath for too long, but “I wanted to break my previous record of six minutes and 14 seconds. And I was like, ‘Come on!’ So I broke my own record by one minute,” she told the newspaper.

“She’s not competitive at all,” joked director James Cameron.

James Cameron joked that Kate Winslet wasn't competitive.

James Cameron joked that Kate Winslet wasn’t competitive.
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Winslet reunited with her “Titantic” director for the latest episode of “Avatar” and was thrilled to be working with the legendary director again.

“It was really exciting that Jim asked me because Jim doesn’t suffer fools,” Winlsett said.

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