Clive Everton, born on September 7, 1937, is a cherished figure in the world of snooker, both for his contributions as a commentator and for his role in bringing the sport to the home viewer. His commentary career began in 1972, and he became a familiar voice on BBC Television from 1978 to 2010, guiding audiences through some of the most thrilling matches in snooker history. While primarily known for his sports commentary, Everton’s involvement in the film "Snooker Century Breakers" (1984) stands out as a unique collectible for enthusiasts of both snooker and sports documentaries. Collectors seek out Everton's work not only for its historical significance but also for its nostalgic value, capturing a pivotal era in snooker. The film offers an insider's look into the game, making it a sought-after piece for fans who appreciate the blend of sports and cinema. Everton's influence in popularizing snooker through various media ensures that his contributions remain relevant and highly regarded in the realms of both film and physical media collecting.