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Though both versions are available in their entirety on the Internet, the original Italian version (''Titanic: La Legendary Continua'') isn't. Parts of the Italian version may have been on YouTube before being deleted. Currently, the Italian version of "Viva Fritz" has surfaced and can be viewed below.
Though both versions are available in their entirety on the Internet, the original Italian version (''Titanic: La Legendary Continua'') isn't. Parts of the Italian version may have been on YouTube before being deleted. Currently, the Italian version of "Viva Fritz" has surfaced and can be viewed below.
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{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocrqTd5uoxMI|240x180|center|The Italian version of "Viva Fritz".|frame}}
{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocrqTd5uoxM|240x180|center|The Italian version of "Viva Fritz".|frame}}

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Titanic: The Legend Goes On is an infamous 2000 Italian animated feature film written and directed by Camillo Teti. It is based on the sinking of the RMS Titanic.

Unusually, two versions of the English dub have been made. One is an "uncut" version that is the rarest of the two, and the other, more well-known version, is an edited version that cuts and arranges various scenes, and changes some songs, including the change from Fritz's rap number "Viva Fritz" to the very infamous "Party Time".

Though both versions are available in their entirety on the Internet, the original Italian version (Titanic: La Legendary Continua) isn't. Parts of the Italian version may have been on YouTube before being deleted. Currently, the Italian version of "Viva Fritz" has surfaced and can be viewed below.

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The Italian version of "Viva Fritz".