David Clatworthy was a versatile South African actor whose contributions to film and theatre have made him a notable figure among physical media collectors. Born on July 11, 1960, Clatworthy gained acclaim for his performances in productions like "Long Day’s Journey Into Night," where he won the Fleur Du Cap Award for Best Supporting Actor. His film career includes standout roles in "District 9" (2009) and the international feature "Young Ones" (2014), a dystopian drama that resonates with collectors for its unique blend of science fiction and social commentary. Collectors particularly seek out Clatworthy's work due to his ability to navigate both mainstream and independent films, showcasing a range that appeals to diverse tastes. His appearances in titles such as "Mia et le lion blanc" (2018) and "The Making of the Mahatma" (1996) further solidify his status as a collectible actor. Clatworthy's legacy continues to thrive in the home video market, where his performances are celebrated for their depth and authenticity.