Michael Goodliffe, born on October 1, 1914, was an English actor whose career spanned theatre, film, and television, leaving a distinctive mark on the world of physical media. Best known for his poignant role as Thomas Andrews in the classic 1958 film *A Night to Remember*, Goodliffe’s portrayal of the Titanic's builder resonates with collectors who appreciate the film's historical significance and emotional depth. This film remains a staple in home video collections, often sought after for its authentic depiction of the Titanic disaster and its strong performances. Goodliffe's early life as a vicar's son led him to the Royal Shakespeare Company and eventually to a diverse range of roles. His versatility, seen in productions like *The Wooden Horse* (1950) and the TV series *Sam* (1973-75), makes his work appealing to collectors who value both theatrical and cinematic history. Despite his tragic end, Goodliffe’s legacy endures, with his films frequently highlighted in discussions about classic British cinema and the evolution of home video.