Robert Morley’s distinguished career as a character actor, spanning over five decades, makes him a familiar and beloved face for many physical media collectors. Known for his often pompous, yet always endearing, on-screen persona as the quintessential British gentleman, Morley brought a unique charm to every role. His distinctive features and impeccable delivery made him a scene-stealer, whether in a leading or supporting capacity. Collectors often seek out Morley’s work for its historical significance and the sheer joy of his performances. Notable appearances include his role in the acclaimed 1952 adventure classic *The African Queen*, a perennial favorite on Blu-ray and 4K for its stunning restoration, and the delightful 1963 Agatha Christie adaptation *Murder at the Gallop*, a staple for vintage mystery fans. Even in animated shorts like 1965’s *The Dot and the Line: A Romance in Lower Mathematics*, his vocal performance is instantly recognizable. Later in his career, his cameo in the beloved 1981 film *The Great Muppet Caper* introduced him to a new generation of viewers, solidifying his place across diverse film genres and home video formats.