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Titanic ITV survivors

## ***1st Class***

* Trevor Allison
* Madeleine Astor
* Madame Aubart
* Margaret Brown
* Dorothy Gibson
* Pauline Gibson
* Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon
* Lady Duff Gordon
* Hugh Grex
* Louisa Grex
* Lady Georgiana Grex
* J. Bruce Ismay
* Noël Leslie, Countess of Rothes
* Grace Rushton
* Marian Thayer
* Jack Thayer
* Eleanor Widener

### ***1st Class Servants***

* Alice Cleaver
* Sarah Daniels
* Laura Francatelli
* Roberta Maioni
* Emma Sägesser
* Mabel Watson

## ***3rd Class***

* Mary Maloney
* Sean Maloney

## ***Crew***

### ***Deck Crew***

* Joseph Boxhall
* Seaman Hawkins
* Quartermaster Hichens
* Seaman Holmes
* Charles Lightoller
* Harold Lowe
* Seaman Penton
* Herbert Pitman
* Seaman Royce

### ***Engineering Crew***

* Stoker Lyons
* Mario Sandrini

### ***Victualling Crew***

* Chief Steward
* Annie Desmond
* John Hart
Hold Steward 2 (from 1997 Film)

**Hold Steward 2** was Third Class Steward in 1997 Film Titanic.

## Appearance

The Steward was tall, white male. He had short black hair and brown eyes. During his only appearance on the show, he wore a standard white 3rd class steward's tunic.

## Biography

He and another steward are sent to the hold to find Jack and Rose after the run through the boiler room and they even find the car where Jack and Rose made love but don't find them, if they were still in the car they would have been arrested.

They both drown in the hold when the Titanic strikes to the iceberg.

## Behind the scenes

* The Steward was portrayed by Paul Herbert.
Third Class Mother

In the 2012 docudrama 'Saving the Titanic', Helen O'Reilly had a small role as a Third Class passenger who is a mother. During the first half hour of the sinking, the woman sees Engineer Jonathan Shepherd and Lead Stoker Frederick Barrett. For some strange reason, she asks Shep if they are already in New York as she felt that the ship had stopped. Shepherd as Barettt looks on. Barett stares back at a small boy with glasses who is holding the hand of his mother. Curiously, he studies the Fireman, who gazes back with friendly confidence. The mother accepts Shepherd's answer as reasonable enough and turns around the corner, possibly back to her cabin.
Crewman 2 (from A Night to Remember)

**Crewman 2** was crewman in A Night to Remember.

## Biography

He is seen arrive to aid the steerage stewards to hold back the steerage passengers to getting onto the boat deck. He then announces that the women and children can go on deck when chief officer Wilde passes the order, however many of the male passengers push past them and head up on deck only to discover most of the boats have left.

He most likely died in the sinking.
Second Officer Lightoller (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Second Officer Lightoller** is a main character in 2012 Miniseries and Senior Officer of *RMS Titanic*

## Official Description

Famously portrayed by Kenneth More in *A Night to Remember*, Officer Charles Lightoller is regarded as one of the heroes of Titanic thanks to his diligence and his calm demeanour during the evacuation. It is a deserved reputation, but he is also responsible for the loading policy that will send the lifeboats down at well under their full capacity, with a significant effect on the number of passengers offloaded.

## Biography

During the evacuation of the *Titanic*, Lightoller warns Stewardess Desmond to get her lifejacket on before getting on the boat deck to lower the lifeboats.
Chief Officer Wilde (from A Night to Remember)

**Chief Officer Wilde** was Senior Officer of *RMS Titanic*.

## Biography

Wilde is first mentioned during which Second Officer Lightoller to his wife whether he'll be promoted to first officer, he says if Wilde is still on board the *Titanic* will determine if he can be promoted.

Following the collision, he is mingled in with the other officers and Ismay on the bridge when Captain Smith arrives and informs them they must prepare to abandon ship. He only orders Wilde and Third Officer Pitman to remain on the bridge.

Afterwards, Fourth Officer Boxhall tells Lightoller to head to the Chief's cabin to get the guns pasted on to the officers. Wilde, wearing a lifejacket hands the guns and ammunition to all the officers.

He is last seen venturing down to Third Class and tells Crewman 2 to allow women and children to the boat deck. However, the rush causes the male passengers to push the crew back and they rush to the aft well deck. Wilde is not seen again and dies during the sinking of the *RMS Titanic*.

## Historical accuracy

In the real sinking, Captain Smith ordered Wilde to uncover the boats. During the passing out of the guns to the officers, only Captain Smith and the senior officers were giving guns (Webley Mk I revolvers) although Lowe brought his own gun aboard, a FN Model 1900 revolver. And finally Wilde wouldn't have went to Third Class to order the women and children to be brought to the boat deck, certain stewards in Third Class were allowing women and children to the boat deck.
Fourth Officer Boxhall (from 1997 Film)

**Fourth Officer Boxhall** was a Junior Officer of *RMS Titanic*.

## Biography

Boxhall has been seen as a background character, most promptly on the bridge after the collision with the iceberg and when fires the first rockets during the launching of the lifeboats.

He survives the sinking of the *Titanic* in Lifeboat #2, where he is seen saying his only lines "Bloody pull faster and pull!" to row away from the *Titanic*.
Third Class Steward 2 (from 1997 Film)

**Third Class Steward 2** was Third Class Steward on *RMS Titanic*.

## Appearance

The Steward was tall, white male. He had short, brown hair and blue eyes. During his only appearance on the show, he wore a standard white 3rd class steward's tunic.

## Biography

He is only seen with Steward 3, Seaman with an axe, and a few other stewards guarding a gate which is opened to let women and children out. As he passes a female passenger through the gate, a male passenger pushes him out of the way and more try to break through. This causes him and the other stewards and sailor to push back against the mob of passengers and lock the gates. However by locking the gate, more women and children are trapped below deck.

While the other members of the crew are attacking the passengers (Clench with his axe) and Steward 3 taking out his gun, the steward seems to be more concerned about the women still trying to get out.

## Trivia

* This character has no line in the script.

## Behind the Scenes

* Andy Bennett, the steward's portrayer was credited as Stunt.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Nick Meaney, Steward #2's portrayer said that his character died as he was only a steward so didn't make the lifeboats. Due the fact that Stairwell Steward is the only third class steward seen on the *RMS Carpathia* among the Steerage passengers, it is assumed that the steward died in the sinking.
Steerage Entrance Steward 3 (from A Night to Remember)

**Steerage Entrance Steward 3** was steward in A Night to Remember.

## Biography

This steward (along with Steerage Steward #2, Steerage Steward #4, and Steerage Steward #5) assist Steward No19 in holding back the third class passengers until Chief Officer Wilde orders the women and children up on deck.

Even though his fate isn't shown, it is believed the steward dies in the sinking.

## Trivia

* This character has no line in the script.

## Behind the Scenes

* The steward was portrayed by Barry Johns in an uncredited appearance.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Barry Johns was 31 years old during the filming.
2. ↑ Barry Johns had brown hair in colorful movies.
3. ↑ Barry Johns was originally from Battersea, London, England, UK.
Seaman Scott (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Seaman Scott** is a fictional Seaman of the *Titanic* in the 2012 Miniseries.

## Biography

He is first seen where Paolo shares a cabin with him and Steward Hart.

On the night of April 14th, 1912; he stops Kenneth Barnes from entering the steerage because he saw Mabel Watson entering the steerage area with a box containing the Countess of Manton's jewelry. Lightoller arrives and tells Scott to let Barnes through, since he had given the Earl of Manton to go through Second Class to meet up with John and Muriel Batley. After Barnes enters the Steerage area, Lightoller reminds Scoot the gate is there to stop people coming the other way from getting to First Class.

After the *Titanic* hits the iceberg, Paolo and Scott are awaken by the sound of the *Titanic* not moving but when the steam escaping from the funnels echoes through the *Titanic*; Steward Hart jumps into action telling them that the steam is being released from the boiler room.

Scott is last seen going through the Second Class area with a few other seamen, he tells Paolo and Stewardess Desmond that the Second Class passengers have to go to the A-deck Promenade to board the lifeboats. As Paolo and Annie redirect the passengers, Scott follows the other seamen.

Scott's fate is unknown.

## Historical accuracy

In reality, the stewards and sailors never shared a cabin. The sailors cabins (which housed 44 people) was stationed on E-deck near Cargo hatch #2 in the bow. The First Class Dining room steward's cabins were stationed along the Scotland Road on E-deck. The Third Class steward's cabins were a deck below the First Class Dining Room Steward's cabins.

Also the cabin for the stewards, firemen/trimmers, and sailors were large cabins; not small cabins for 6 to 8 people.
Titanic (1997) survivors

## ***1st Class***

* Madeleine Astor
* Madame Aubert
* Rose Dewitt Bukater
* Ruth DeWitt Bukater
* Sir Duff Gordon
* Lady Duff Gordon
* Col. Archibald Gracie
* Caledon Hockley
* Bruce Ismay
* Mary Marvin
* Countess of Rothes

## ***Crew***

### ***Deck Crew***

* Fourth Officer Boxhall
* Quartermaster Hichens
* Second Officer Lightoller
* Fifth Officer Lowe
* Third Officer Pitman
* Quartermaster Rowe

### ***Engineering Crew***

* Leading Stoker Barrett
* Leading Stoker Hendrickson

### ***Victualling Crew***

* Harold Bride
* Chief Baker Joughin
* Stairwell Steward
Steward No23 (from A Night to Remember)

**Steward No23** was steward in A Night to Remember.

## Biography

He is briefly seen trying to stop a group of third class passengers breaking down a door with an axe, he is then pushed aside by the men as they bolt through.

He most likely died during the sinking.

## Behind the Scenes

* The Steward was portrayed by Arthur Mayne in an uncredited appearance.
Seaman Scarrott (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Seaman Scarrott** was Seaman on *RMS Titanic*.

## Appearance

Scarrott was 5′ 8″ (1.74 m) tall, white male. He had short, gray-white hair and gray eyes. During his appearances on the show, he wore a cap and blue seaman suit.

## Biography

Both he and Seaman Bradley arrive with Sixth Officer Moody to help guard the Steerage gate along with Steward Turnbull, Steward Baxter, and Steward Hill by pushing back the male Steerage passengers. He and Seaman Bradley see Mario Sandrini get into a verbal altercation with Turnbull and Moody which causes Turnbull to open the gate and force Mario into the Steerage area where he and Bradley grab him and carry him away. But they realize that by leaving their post, they warn Turnbull to close the gate but it is too late as Peter Lubov and Jim Maloney leads the male passengers up the staircase and rush past the gate to get to the lifeboats. They get to a room and where he pushes Mario in and Bradley locks the door with the à la Carte Restaurant waiters in a room, which means they were the ones who locked up the waiters. This shows that he and Bradley are racist towards the Italian crewmembers.

Afterwards, he makes it into Lifeboat #14 and is on hand to assist Harold Lowe's rescue attempt. They only are able to save Hugh, the Earl of Manton, an unidentified survivor, and Paolo Sandrini (who dies before they make it back to the other lifeboats).

Before the survivors are rescued by the RMS *Carpathia*, he also is on hand to help Officer Lowe to rescue the survivors on Collapsible B where he finds Mario among the survivors.

## Historical accuracy

It is noted that none of the seamen on the *Titanic* locked any of the À la Carte Restaurant staff members in a locked room. They were kept back by stewards, but Paul Achille Maurice Germain Maugé and Pierre Rousseau were allowed onto the deck.

Also their age is inaccurate, György Kívés was 56 during the 10 week shoot of the mini-series. The actual age of the sailors of the *Titanic* was from 19 to 48.

## Behind the Scenes

* György Kívés, Scarrott's portrayer was not credited in mini-series.
* Scarrott's lines were dubbed by regular english actor.
Gatti's Waiter 2 (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Gatti's Waiter 2** was Gatti's Waiter on *RMS Titanic*.

## Biography

He and the other waiters have their first appearance in Episode 3 where they are trying to talk with Sixth Officer Moody in their native language. Moody sees Bruce Ismay and asks him what should be done about the Italians, Ismay being a racist orders Moody to keep them from getting on deck and scaring the female passengers.

Later on, they are locked below decks (possible by seamen). We learn this from Moody's conversation with Steward Turnbull who orders Turnbull to let them out when the order is given. Mario soon finds himself locked in the room with the Italian waiters by Seaman Bradley and Seaman Scarrott after standing up against Turnbull for locking the Steerage passengers below decks.

His brother Paolo finds them after confronting Turnbull who hadn't let the Italians out, but Paolo cannot open the door since it is locked and calls out for help. Then he hears Peter Lubov calling out for Theresa Maloney and begs him to help. After using a piece of wire that he used to open a locked box for Mabel Watson, Peter realizes the pressure is keeping the door locked and Paolo tells them to push against the door. Mario and the waiters push against the door and it opens. The waiters flee up the stairs and drown in the open water following the sinking of the *RMS Titanic*.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Attila Bardóczy was 52 years old during the filming.
Master at Arms (from 1997 Film)

Master at Arms Thomas King is a minor character in the 1997 film Titanic.

## Biography

The Master at Arms is first seen after Jack Dawson saves Rose DeWitt Bukater from falling off the stern of Titanic. He arrests Jack because he thought that Jack tried to throw her overboard, but lets him go when Rose says that Jack saved her from falling.

Later, King is seen in Cal's cabin after he said that the diamond had been stolen. He comments that Jack's drawings are "very good". He then arrests Jack for because he thought Jack had stolen the diamond.What makes matters worse, is that Jack was found wearing a coat belonging to Arthur Ryerson. After handcuffing Jack to a pipe in his office, a seaman comes in and tells King that he is needed at the second class purser's office because there was a large crowd rioting there.

He is last seen hanging onto Titanic's stern and falling to his death when he lets go of the railing.

## Trivia

* The Master at Arms was unnamed in the film, but he is very likely King because he died in the sinking.
Steward 4 (from 1997 Film)

**Steward 4** was Third Class Steward in 1997 Film Titanic.

## Appearance

The Steward was tall, white male. He had short brown hair and brown eyes. During his only appearance in the film, he wore a standard white 3rd class steward's tunic.

## Biography

His only appearance is when Rose DeWitt Bukater looking for help to unlock Jack Dawson from his handcuffs from the pipe in the Master-of-arms cabin. The clearly panic stricken steward grabs her and tries to get her to the boat deck, but she breaks loose from his grip and punches him in the nose. After checking out his blooded nose, he tells Rose "To hell with you!" and runs away.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Mark Capri was 46 years old during the filming.
2. ↑ Nick Meaney, Steward #2's portrayer said that his character died as he was only a steward so didn't make the lifeboats. Due the fact that Stairwell Steward is the only third class steward seen on the RMS Carpathia among the Steerage passengers, it is assumed that Steward #4 died in the sinking.
Seaman Bradley (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Seaman Bradley** was Seaman on **RMS Titanic**.

## Appearance

Bradley was 5′ 8″ (1.72 m) tall, white male. He had short, brown hair and brown eyes. During his appearances on the show, he wore a cap and blue seaman suit.

## Biography

Both he and Seaman Scarrott arrive with Sixth Officer Moody to help guard the Steerage gate along with Steward Turnbull, Steward Baxter, and Steward Hill by pushing back the male Steerage passengers. He and Seaman Scarrott see Mario Sandrini get into a verbal altercation with Turnbull and Moody which causes Turnbull to open the gate and force Mario into the Steerage area where he and Scarrott grab him and carry him away. But they realize that by leaving their post, they warn Turnbull to close the gate but it is too late as Peter Lubov and Jim Maloney leads the male passengers up the staircase and rush past the gate to get to the lifeboats. They get to a room and where Scarrott pushes Mario in and Bradley locks the door with the à la Carte Restaurant waiters in a room, which means they were the ones who locked up the waiters. This shows that he and Scarrott are racist towards the Italian crewmembers.

Unlike Scarrott, Bradley doesn't make it to a lifeboat. He is last seen alive near Collapsible B trying to right up the lifeboat before being swept away when the boatdeck dives underwater and drowns during the sinking.

## Historical accuracy

It is noted that none of the seamen on the *Titanic* locked any of the À la Carte Restaurant staff members in a locked room. They were kept back by stewards, but Paul Achille Maurice Germain Maugé and Pierre Rousseau were allowed onto the boat deck.

Also their age is inaccurate, László Szili was probably in his early sixties during the 10 week shoot of the mini-series. The actual age of the sailors of the *Titanic* was from 19 to 48.

## Behind the Scenes

* László Szili, Bradley's portrayer was not credited in mini-series.
* Bradley's lines were dubbed by regular english actor.
John Batley (from 2012 Miniseries)

**John Batley** is a fictional character of the 2012 Miniseries *Titanic*. He is an employee of the Earl of Manton and joins him on the *Titanic* with his wife,Muriel Batley.

## Episode 1

John Batley is first seen on the train with his wife, meeting the Earl of Manton and his wife and daughter. Then they drive to Southampton  to board the ship.

In their cabin, Muriel complains to John about his dedication to Lord Manton.

That Sunday, John is visited by Lord Manton in Second Class. He brings the Batleys to First Class, where Lady Manton claimed a table. Harry Widener and Georgiana  join too.

In the evening, John is outside on aft B Deck when a huge iceberg passes by.

## Anachronisms

* The train Batley was on appears to be from 1950
* They rode aside the *Titanic* in a post-World War 1 Model T Ford, and it was green, placing the scene in 1926-1927.
Quartermaster Rowe (from 1997 Film)

Quartermaster Rowe is a minor character in the 1997 film *Titanic*.

## Biography

Rowe is first seen talking to some able seaman on the aft well deck. They are soon alerted when they hear Rose's screams and run to the poop deck to see what's going on. When they arrive, they find Jack missing his shoes and Rose lying on the deck. Rowe assumes that Jack had tried to throw her overboard and orders the seamen to fetch the master-at-arms. He is later seen with Fourth Officer Boxhall firing the distress rockets.

## Trivia

* A slightly extended sequence of Rowe and Boxhall firing the rockets can be seen on James Cameron's Titanic Explorer.
Fifth Officer Lowe (from 1997 Film)

**Fifth Officer Lowe** was Junior Officer of RMS Titanic.

## Biography

He is given quick appearances before the collision with the iceberg. After the collision, he helps lower the boats and even gets into an argument with Bruce Ismay about getting the boats to be launched. Lightoller puts Lowe in charge of Lifeboat 14, as the boat is being lowered he fires his gun along side of the Titanic to prevent people on A-deck from jumping into the lifeboat. After the Titanic sank, he organizes the boats to transfer passengers into the other boats so he can pick people out of the water. Unfortunately, they waited too long and only find Rose DeWitt Bukater and a few other survivors in the water.
Titanic ITV - Lifeboats

## Collapsible C

* Louise Grex, Countess of Manton
* Georgianna Grex
* J. Bruce Ismay
* Stoker Lyons
* 5th Officer Harold Lowe (in command)
* Mabel Watson (maid to Louise Grex)

## Boat 1

* Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon
* Lady Lucile Duff Gordon
* Laura Mabel Francatelli (secretary to Lady Duff Gordon)
* Seaman Hawkins (in command)

## Boat 3

* Sarah Daniels (maid to the Allison Family)

## Boat 5

* Madeleine Astor
* Léontine Aubart
* Emma Sägesser (maid to Léontine Aubart)
* Marian Thayer

## Boat 13

* Third Class Steward John Edward Hart
* Mary Maloney and children (minus Theresa)

## Collapsible B

* Second Officer Charles Lightoller
* Stoker Mario Sandrini
* John B. "Jack" Thayer Jr.

## Boat 4

* Margaret Brown
* Noël Leslie, Countess of Rothes
* Roberta Maioni (maid to the Countess of Rothes)
* Eleanor Widener

## Boat 6

* Dorothy Gibson
* Pauline Gibson
* Chief Steward Lattimer

## Boat 8

* Hudson Trevor Allison
* Alice Cleaver (Hudson's nurse)
Steerage Steward 2 (from 1997 Film)

**Steerage Steward 2** was a Third Class Steward in 1997 Film Titanic.

## Biography

On April 15, 1912, during the night when Titanic started to sink, in steerage, he and Scotland Road Steward woke up passengers.

Then, he was seen with Steward 2, complaining to some steerage passengers who had blocked the gangway with their luggage, while Steward 2 handed out lifebelts.

He died in the sinking.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ He was not seen on Carpathia between steerage passengers.
Captain Smith (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Captain Smith** is a main character 2012 Miniseries and Captain of *RMS Titanic*

## Official Description

Captain Edward J. Smith is an experienced and distinguished sea captain, whose many commands include that of Titanic’s sister ship Olympic. However, evidence suggests that his desire to complete a successful maiden voyage by docking early in New York will lead to Titanic maintaining a speed that will prove unwise amidst the Atlantic ice floes.
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Gabon (*Forte dos Orcs, Morada de Hamal, Terra dos Demônios)*é a cidade fundada e governada por Hamal, localizada na planície do Norte.

## História

Após a série de frustrações em sua vida, Hamal mudou-se para terras inóspitas e lá mobilizou tropas deOrcs como seus súditos leais, fundando Gabon.

Hamal governa com punhos de aço e um coração de pedra, sendo um tirano das trevas. O Batalhão dos Cavaleiros Azuis tem este lugar como *Extremamente perigoso* e oferece 11 milhões de unidades pela cabeça de Hamal.
Steward No14 (from A Night to Remember)

**Steward No14** was steward in A Night to Remember.

## Biography

He is shown trying to wake up Third Class passengers and gets into a verbal argument with a Greek passenger who doesn't know English.

His character most likely died in the sinking of the *RMS Titanic*.

## Personality

Based on his actions, the steward is a very impatient person who would rather argue with a passenger who cannot speak English and show any of the passengers how to get to the boat deck.

## Behind the Scenes

* The steward was portrayed by Norman Rossington in an uncredited appearance.
	+ He is often assigned as playing James William Kieran, but neither uniform nor steward's behavior would fit such a role.
* The steward's accent is *Liverpool*.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Norman Rossington was 30 years old during the filming.
2. ↑ Norman Rossington had brown hair in colorful movies.
Second Officer Lightoller (from 1997 Film)

**Second Officer Lightoller** was Senior Officer of *RMS Titanic*.

## Biography

He is first seen on the night of collision talking to Captain Smith talking about how calm the ocean is. Later on, he is relieved by William Murdoch who brings up how there are not enough binoculars for the crow's nest.

After the collision, he is in charge of loading the port side lifeboats where he says only women and children are allowed in the boats. He goes up to Captain Smith to get permission to lower the boats. Thomas Andrews asks why he not lowering the boats to full capacity, he says they don't know the weight capacity and feared the boats would buckle. Andrew infuriated tells Lightoller the boats were tested to hold 70 men, Lightoller begins to load more women and children into the boats.

As panic begins to build and people are rushing the boats, Lightoller threatens the passengers with a gun. He orders Harold Lowe to take charge of Lifeboat #14; as Lowe boards the boat Lightoller puts in actual bullets into his gun. Later on at Collapsible D fires two shots into the air as people begin to board the lifeboat.

Following the failed attempt to launch Collapsible B which landed upside down from the officer's quarters, Lightoller tries to get the lifeboat right sided up and as the boat deck floods he gets Col. Gracie to cut the ropes from the lifeboat. He grabs hold of the collapsible and holds on as the wave from the first funnel washes over the boat.

He is last seen in a deleted scene on top Collapsible B with other survivors as he keeps the Collapsible balanced, before they are rescued.

## Historical accuracy

Lightoller is shown wearing a massive overcoat and no lifebelt, in his autobiography he said that he was wearing "a sweater, no coat or overcoat...I had long since discarded my greatcoat" and remarked that he was in pants and sweater over his pyjamas. An article that he wrote for the Christian Science journal in October 1912 stated he was also wearing a lifebelt.

Unlike the scene with him trying to get passengers and crew to right Collapsible B, in real life he abandoned the Collapsible and moved to see what could be done for Collapsible A. Once seeing the boat on the boat deck, he walked off into the water to swim to the crow's nest and was sucked into the ventilation shaft before being blown out by a blast of hot air coming from below decks. He then swan to Collapsible B and took charge of the boat.
Titanic (1997) victims

## ***1st Class***

* Thomas Andrews
* John Jacob Astor
* Benjamin Guggenheim
* Isidor Straus
* Ida Straus

### ***1st Class Servants***

* Trudy Bolt
* Victor Giglio
* Spicer Lovejoy

## ***2nd Class***

* Father Byles
* Wallace Hartley

## ***3rd Class***

* Bert Cartmell
* Cora Cartmell
* Helga Dahl
* Olaf Dahl
* Jack Dawson
* Fabrizio
* Irish Mommy
* Irish Boy
* Irish Girl
* Praying Man
* Tommy Ryan

## ***Crew***

### ***Deck Crew***

* Carpenter John Hutchinson
* Master at Arms
* Sixth Officer Moody
* First Officer Murdoch
* Captain Smith
* Chief Officer Wilde

### ***Engineering Crew***

* Chief Engineer Joseph Bell
* 2nd Engineer Hesketh

### ***Victualling Crew***

* Elevator Operator
* Hold Steward 1
* Hold Steward 2
* Thomas McCawley
* Jack Phillips
* Promenade Deck Steward
* Reception Steward
* Scotland Road Steward
* Steerage Steward 2
* Steward 2
* Steward 3
* Steward 4
* The Promenade Steward
* Third Class Steward 1
* Third Class Steward 2
* Third Class Steward 3
Third Officer Pitman (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Third Officer Pitman** was Junior Officer of *RMS Titanic*.

## Biography

He is briefly mentioned by Second Officer Lightoller following the arrival of Henry Wilde, Lightoller asks if David Blair will be the new 3rd Officer, with Pitman replacing Boxhall to 5th officer, Lowe to 6th officer, and Moody removed from the *Titanic*. Captain Smith tells the men that Blair is the one leaving the *Titanic* and all junior officers will keep their rank.

On the day *Titanic* leaves Southampton, Lightoller sees Lowe arguing with Mario Sandrini about allowing his brother Paolo on board. He calls over Pitman to take over checking stocks so he can see to what the argument is about.

His final appearance is on the bridge after Captain Smith is told by Wilde that the RMS *Carpathia* is on their way, but she is four hours away. Pitman's survival isn't shown.

## Historical accuracy

Pitman lacks a mustache in the mini-series.
Steward 3 (from 1997 Film)

**Steward 3** was a Third Class Steward in the 1997 Film *Titanic*. He is played by Kevin Owers.

## Plot

His first appearance is entering the cabin of the Cartmell family by turning on the lights and telling them to put on their lifejackets.

He then appears on top of a stairwell behind a locked gate (with some other crewmembers) trying to reassure passengers and to get more Steerage passengers to put on their lifejackets. He then tells one of them to get help.

The final appearance of Steward 3 is with Tommy Ryan who is telling them to open the gates and that the *Titanic* is sinking. Steward 3 orders the crowd to bring forth the women in the crowd and has a crewman to unlock the gates. As women begin to go past the gates, the male passengers surge forward and are beating back as the gate is shut. Steward 3 takes out a gun and orders the gate to be locked. Tommy runs up to the gate and yells at Steward 3: "For God sake man, there are women and children down here! Let us out so we can have a chance!" leaving him be with an unapproving look as he went back down to find another way out.

Steward 3 is confirmed to have died in the sinking, by Kevin Owers interview about his character.

## Historical accuracy

It is unlikely that a real steward would have locked the gates below decks. The incidents described by survivors in Third Class would have happened at the aft end of the aft well deck.
Quartermaster Rowe (1997 Film vs Real)

This article discuss historical differences between Quartermaster Rowe portrayed by Richard Graham in 1997 Film and the real George Thomas Rowe.

**George Thomas Rowe** (March 20th, 1881 - February 14th, 1974) was part of the deck crew on board the RMS *Titanic* when it sank on its maiden voyage on April 15th, 1912.

One major difference featuring Quartermaster Rowe is that he is shown to still be on the *Titanic* firing the last of the rockets and is still onboard when the bridge and forward boat deck goes underwater and is able to board the overturned Collapsible B.

In reality, Rowe had left the *Titanic* in Collapsible C which included White Star Chairman J. Bruce Ismay. Rowe also had long since stopped firing off the rockets and had been trying to use morse signals to attract the attention of the SS *Californian*.
2012 Miniseries Titanic Characters/cast

## ***1st Class***

* ***Lady Manton (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Lord Manton (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Georgiana Grex (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Countess of Rothes***
* ***Grace Rushton***
* ***Joseph Rushton***
* ***Harry Widener***
* ***Eleanor Widener***
* ***Thomas Andrews***
* ***Bruce Ismay (from 2012 Miniseries)***

## ***1st Class Servants***

* ***Mabel Watson***
* ***Kenneth Barnes***

## ***2nd Class***

* ***Muriel Batley (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***John Batley (from 2012 Miniseries)***

## ***3rd Class***

* ***Mary Maloney (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Jim Maloney (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Theresa Maloney (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Peter Lubov (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* David Evans (from 2012 Miniseries)

## ***Crew***

* ***Captain Smith (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Chief Officer Wilde (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***First Officer Murdoch (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Second Officer Lightoller (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Fifth Officer Lowe (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Annie Desmond (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Paolo Sandrini (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* ***Mario Sandrini (from 2012 Miniseries)***
* Third Officer Pitman (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Fourth Officer Boxhall (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Sixth Officer Moody (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Steward Hart (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Steward Turnbull (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Steward Taylor (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Chief Steward (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Seaman Hawkins (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Seaman Holmes (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Seaman Royce (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Seaman Davis (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Seaman Scott (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Seaman Penton (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Gatti's Waiter 1 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Gatti's Waiter 2 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Second Class Steward 1 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Third Class Steward 1 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Third Class Steward 2 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Third Class Steward 3 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Third Class Steward 4 (from 2012 Miniseries)

## ***Other Characters***

* Lord Pirrie (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Winston Churchill (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Scots Guards Officer (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Prostitute (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Crewman Strickland (from 2012 Miniseries)

## ***Stuntmen***

* Péter Katona
* Krisztián Czirják
* György Kívés
* László Szili
* Tivadar Mike
* Sándor Boros
* Gábor Salinger
* Zoltán Béni
* Béla Kasi
* Sándor Bertalan
* József Kovalik

## ***Extras***

* Extra 1 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Extra 2 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Extra 3 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Extra 4 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Extra 5 (from 2012 Miniseries)
* Extra 6 (from 2012 Miniseries)
Seaman Davis (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Seaman Davis** was a fictional Seaman of the *Titanic* in the 2012 Miniseries.

## Appearance

Davis was 6′ 3″ (1.91 m) tall, white male. He had short, gray hair and blue eyes. During his only appearance on the show, he wore blue seaman suit.

## Biography

He is first seen on Collapsible B when Mario swims up to the boat looking for his brother. He helps two men (a young man who Mario mistaken for his brother and a bearded man who grabs Mario and slides him off the boat) and they and Mario (who is climbing back on the collapsible) watch the final moments of the *Titanic* as it sinking into the Atlantic Ocean.

Later on as more people cling to the boat, Lightoller swims up to the boat. However Davis begins to kick him away, saying there are no more room onboard. Mario tells him it is the Second Officer, Davis only replies that he can't help that with his rank. Mario grabs hold of Lightoller and helps him onto the boat. As the freezing temperature beings to take affect on the people in the water, Jack Thayer swims up to the boat and Davis appears a bit weaker tells him there is no more room and kicks him away from the boat. Mario notices that the young man he mistaken for Paolo has died and he and Lightoller put his body back into the Ocean and Mario and Lightoller helps Jack onto the boat, Davis doesn't protest this time. Lightoller and the men then pray the Lord's Prayer.

By the time Fifth Officer Lowe arrives to rescue the men, Seaman Davis is not seen among the remaining survivors on the collapsible. This shows that he died sometime after the Lord's Prayer scene and his body was set adrift.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Dave Legeno was 49 years old during the filming.
Third Class Steward 3 (from 1997 Film)

**Third Class Steward 3** was Third Class Steward on *RMS Titanic*.

## Appearance

The Steward was tall, white male. He had short, brown hair and blue eyes. During his only appearance on the show, he wore a standard white 3rd class steward's tunic.

## Biography

He is only seen with Steward 2 behind a locked gate. When Jack Dawson, Fabrizio, Tommy, and another Steerage passenger grab a bench and rip it out of the ground and gets ready to ram the gate. Steward 2 stays behind to order them to put the bench down while he runs away.

## Historical accuracy

It is unlikely that a real steward would have locked the gates below decks. The incidents described by survivors in Third Class would have happened at the aft end of the aft well deck.

## Trivia

* This character has no line in the script.

## Behind the Scenes

* This character is portrayed by an extra.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Nick Meaney, Steward #2's portrayer said that his character died as he was only a steward so didn't make the lifeboats. Due the fact that Stairwell Steward is the only third class steward seen on the *RMS Carpathia* among the Steerage passengers, it is assumed that the steward died in the sinking.
Elevator Operator (from 1997 Film)

The Elevator Operator is a minor character in the 1997 film *Titanic*.

## Biography

The Elevator Operator is first seen telling first class passengers that the lifts were closed. He tells this to Rose DeWitt Bukater, but since she is having none of it, forces him into the lift and demands he take her to e-deck. When they get to the bottom, they find that e-deck is already flooding. The operator decides to go back up, but Rose stops him and gets off. He begs Rose to come back to the lift, but when he is unable to, he goes back up by himself.

## Trivia

* It is unknown which lift attendant this character is supposed to represent.
Steward Hart (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Steward Hart** was a third class steward on *RMS Titanic*.

## Appearance

Hart was 6′ 3″ (1.91 m) tall, white male. He had short, brown hair and blue eyes. During most of his appearances on the show, he wore a standard white 3rd class steward's tunic.

## Biography

In the beginning of the Episodes Two and Three of the 2012 mini-series; Hart is trying to see why a cabin is locked when a noise distracts him. When he returns with a group of male passengers to the cabin, but instead finds the Maloney family in the cabin. The men leave and the Maloney's stay in the cabin.

Hart is briefly shown working in the dining room and is seen during the Roman Catholic service in the Third Class dining room.

Hart allows Mabel Watson into Third Class to unlock a box for Lady Manton to make up for a misplaced broach, even though Hart makes her promise that she'll take the blame if anything goes wrong.

After the *Titanic* strikes the iceberg (while at his bunk, along with Paolo Sandrini and Seaman Scott), Hart senses something is wrong.

Hart, Turnbull and another steward try to play down the worry of the Steerage passengers by talking with them.

After Hart has had enough of Turnbull's arrogant attitude towards the Steerage passengers, he announces he'll take women and children to the boat deck.

Once he brings the women and children into the boatdeck, Murdoch orders Hart into Lifeboat #15.

## Personality

Steward Hart is shown to be a helpful person who is willing to help anybody, including a First Class Servant (Mabel Watson) even it means going into Steerage for help opening a locked jewel box.

Once disaster strikes, he puts aside the class barriers and help take women and children to the boat deck. Which implies he isn't too judgmental towards the Steerage passengers.

## Historical accuracy

According to testimony by John Hart, he gathered the passengers in the E-deck corridor not the Third Class dining room as shown in the mini-series.

At one point in Episode 2, he is seen removing drinking glasses from Maloney and Lubov's table stating that he works in the dining room/general room. In real life, Hart worked as a cabin steward.

Also recent discrepancies in Hart's testimony of him allegedly taking two groups of Steerage women and children to the boat deck, which leads to the possibility that he only took one group of women and children into the boat and left with them in Lifeboat #15. It is also noted that he and his party boarded the lifeboat on the boat deck, not on A-Deck as the mini-series portrays.

## Trivia

* Ralph Ineson, Hart's portrayer was 43 years old during the filming.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Ralph Ineson's is originally from Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK.
Gangway Door Seaman 1 (from 1997 Film)

**Gangway Door Seaman 1** was a Seaman on *RMS Titanic*.

## Biography

He and another seaman try to open a gangway door for access to load lifeboats with Steerage passengers. However the door is not close enough for passengers to load passengers, this sailor tells Fabrizio and other passengers to back and that the door wasn't an exit. As the other sailor closes the door, he locks the door once it was closed. They later made it to the lifeboats, since they are grouped in with Lowe's flotilla of lifeboats when he decides to go back for survivors.
Third Class Steward 4 (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Third Class Steward 4** was Third Class Steward on RMS Titanic.

## Appearance

The Steward was tall, white male. He had short dark hair. During his only appearance on the show, he wore a standard white 3rd class steward's tunic.

## Biography

He only seen during Episode 2 when Steward Hart asks him why this cabin door is locked, he only shrugs as his response. The reason it is locked because Jim Maloney had changed the key so he, his wife, and their children can stay in the cabin as a family.

## Trivia

* This character has no line in the script.

## Behind the Scenes

* This steward's portrayer is unknown as we only see his back.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Lightoller said to Captain Smith, that they are taking on men in Belfast and in Southampton.
Sixth Officer Moody (from A Night to Remember)

**Sixth Officer Moody** was Junior Officer of *RMS Titanic*.

## Biography

Moody is first seen on the bridge when Second Officer Lightoller tells him to call up the lookouts to watch out for small icebergs and growlers and to pass it on to the relief lookouts. He is still on the bridge when First Officer Murdoch takes over the watch and answers the phone call from Lookout Fleet calls the bridge about the iceberg. After Captain Smith arrives on the bridge to find out what the noise was, Murdoch tells Moody to order to stop the engines.

After learning the *Titanic* will sink, Captain Smith gives out orders for the officers and has Moody work with Lightoller to help uncover the lifeboats. After the boats are uncovered, he is stationed on the bridge. Upon noticing the *SS Californian* nearby and is not noticing their distress calls, Captain Smith tells Moody to find Fourth Officer Boxhall to fire the rockets to attract the ship's attention.

He is seen assisting Lightoller in lowering the port side lifeboats and later on is seen in Chief Officer Wilde's cabin to be given firearms with the other officers. At Collapsible D, he is in charge of lowering the last lifeboat and allows only one lady while the other lady stays behind. Lightoller decides to get Collapsible B onto the boat deck, Moody and a couple seamen help out with getting the collapsible set up. Unfortunately the lifeboat lands upside down. Lightoller, Moody, and the seamen join over on the starboard side with Murdoch to help with Collapsible A but the boat and men are washed into the Atlantic Ocean when the bridge and officer's quarters dive underwater. Moody drowns offscreen.

## Historical accuracy

Junior officers were never handed guns during the real sinking.
Steerage Entrance Steward 2 (from A Night to Remember)

**Steerage Entrance Steward 2** was steward in A Night to Remember.

## Biography

This steward (along with Steerage Steward #3, Steerage Steward #4, and Steerage Steward #5) assist Steward No19 in holding back the third class passengers until Chief Officer Wilde orders the women and children up on deck.

Even though his fate isn't shown, it is believed the steward dies in the sinking.

## Trivia

* This character has no line in the script.
Bruce Ismay (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Bruce Ismay** was First Class Passenger and one of the main antagonists in the miniseries.

## Official Description

Chairman of the White Star Line, one of the foremost companies in the golden age of the transatlantic crossing, and the owners of Titanic, the world’s largest and most technically advanced ocean liner,. His conduct on the night of April 15 1912 will earn him the tabloid soubriquet the Coward of the Titanic and effectively end his career.

## Historical accuracy

The mini-series portrays Ismay as a racist towards the Italian waiters of the À la Carte Restaurant and warns Lightoller of unruly Italians are. In reality, Ismay was the one who hired Luigi Gatti and his staff to publicize the success of the Ritz restaurant aboard the *SS Amerika* in 1905. This was to promote competition to bring over the rich passenger to enjoying lavish French *haute cuisine*.

On the beginning of Episode 4, Ismay is seen as a member of the Widener's dinner party in the restaurant. While Ismay did eat at the À la Carte Restaurant on the night the *Titanic* hit the iceberg, he dined alone with Dr. William O'Loughlin.
Fifth Officer Lowe (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Fifth Officer Lowe** is a main character in 2012 Miniseries and Junior Officer of RMS Titanic.

## Official Description

The young Fifth Officer is celebrated for gathering several lifeboats together into a pontoon, in order to empty one and return in it to search for survivors, despite the fears that anyone doing so might be swamped by hordes of the drowning.

## Biography

In Episode 1 and 2, Lowe is the one who gave the orders to lower Lifeboat 1 at the assistance of Sir Cosmo Duff-Gordon and Lady Duff-Gordon. During the evacuation of the Titanic, he doesn't allow men into the boats (like Jack Thayer and John Jacob Astor). He is put in charge of Collapsible C by First Officer Murdoch.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Ifan Meredith's location.
2. ↑ This is inaccurate, as his actual command was Lifeboat 14.
Seaman Royce (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Seaman Royce** is a fictional Seaman of the *Titanic* in the 2012 Miniseries.

## Appearance

Royce was tall, white male. He had short light brown hair. During his only appearance on the show, he wore a cap and blue seaman suit.

## Biography

He is only seen guarding a door which is for First Class and when Annie Desmond tries to get back into the Second Class area he blocks her way. Annie tries to explain that she needs to get back to the Second Class, Royce tells her she should have thought better than run off on her job. Paolo comes to her defense asking Royce what is his class. Royce meekly complies but warns Annie not to do that again.

According to an question on Mike's Mad House Theatre Facebook page, Mike was asked if Royce survived the sinking. His reply was "I think he did!!"
Theresa Maloney (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Theresa Maloney** was a daughter of Jim and Mary Maloney in the 2012 Miniseries Titanic.

Theresa was a bit thirsty, so her father got her some water.

One lifeboat was filled completely and was nearly overcrowded, when Theresa suddenly stepped out of the lifeboat as she feared it would break. She was lost in the crowds and although her father was coming back for her, she and her dad were trapped behind gates and could not find a way out. The poor child embraced her father as they faced death, surrounding by the rapid inflow of ice-cold water. Both became victims of the *Titanic* disaster this way.
Seaman Holman (from 2012 Miniseries)

**Seaman Holman** was an Able Seaman on the RMS *Titanic*.

## Appearance

Holman was 5′ 9″ (1.74 m) tall, white male. During his appearances on the show, he wore a cap and blue seaman suit.

## Biography

His date of birth was given as 1853.

During Episode 1, he could be seen helping passengers into the lifeboats with the other seamen.

Later on A-deck, he and Seaman Clench are seen during the lowering of Lifeboat #15 when the Maloney family (minus Jim and Theresa) and Steward Hart are let into the boat.

Both he and Clench don't make it to the lifeboats. They are last seen alive with Seaman Bradley trying to upturn Collapsible B before being swept away when the Boat Deck dives underwater and drowns during the sinking.

## Historical counterpart

He was likely loosely based on the real Harry Holman, an actual Able Bodied Seaman on the real ship, but he was 30 years younger than this character, as Holman was born in 1883.

## Behind the Scenes

* He was portrayed by Gábor Salinger in an uncredited appearance.