Jeremy McFlannel

Jeremy McFlannel is a major character in the movie, voiced by Edmund Purdom.

Biography
Jeremy was a rich elderly banker, and Winnie's eventual lover. After his bank failed, and he went bankrupt, he went to Titanic in hopes of meeting someone who'll help him out. He arrived on pier and met Angelica, Gertrude, Bernice, Hortense and Geoffrey. He picked up a locket box dropped by Angelica and gave it to Bernice, saying: “I hope it’s a smooth crossing” and raising his eyebrows suggestively. Then he gives her his card. Jeremy meets Winnie thanks to her pet spaniel, Flopsy, who trips him and he falls on her. He sees her jewelry, thinks that she's rich, and decides that she's the one, while she too thinks that he's rich. They both think that the other is rich and will help them. Jeremy attends the ball with Winnie, and Flopsy. During ball, Dirk again tries to rob her, but is again foiled by Flopsy. After Kirk and Dirk finally manage to steal her jewelry, she notices it sometime after the act and tells Jeremy about it. Sam overhears them and tells them that he saw everything. She then reveals to them that her jewelry is fake and asks Jeremy if he knew about it, while Sam loses interest and walks away. In the end, when ship hits iceberg and begins sinking, Jeremy meets Winnie on the deck and tells her not to sacrifice herself for him. He tells her that he's a failure and a loser and not the rich man she thought he was. She tells him that she's the same and used fake jewelry and Flopsy's help to get him. Winnie and Jeremy reveal to each other that they both lied, they are both bankrupt and have nothing of value. Despite learning this, they still love each other. Winnie tells Jeremy that now when she even lost Flopsy, she has only him and chooses to stay with him. They then embrace each other and decide to stay together to the end. They remain on the ship until the end and die together when it sinks.

Trivia

 * His voice actor, Edmund Purdom, played 2nd Officer Charles Lightoller in the 1953 film Titanic alongside Clifton Webb and Barbara Stanwick.