Rex Everhart’s extensive career made him a familiar face and voice across film, television, and Broadway, leaving a legacy cherished by physical media collectors. While he might be best remembered for his iconic vocal performance as Maurice in Disney's animated masterpiece *Beauty and the Beast* (1991) – a staple on every Disney collector's shelf, from VHS to 4K Blu-ray – his live-action roles offer a fascinating contrast that highlights his versatility. Horror aficionados seek out his turn as Enos the truck driver in the original *Friday the 13th* (1980), a quintessential slasher whose various home video releases are highly sought after by genre enthusiasts. Sci-fi fans will also recognize his brief but memorable appearance as a reporter in 1978’s *Superman*, another film with a robust physical media presence across decades. Everhart's ability to seamlessly transition between these vastly different projects solidifies his place as a character actor whose contributions continue to resonate with collectors appreciating the breadth of his work.