Thomas Andrews
Biological Information
Full name	Thomas Andrews Jr.
Gender	Male
Born	February 7, 1873
Death	April 15, 1912 (age 39)
Cause	Perished on the Titanic
Background Information
Family	Thomas Andrews (father) Eliza Pirrie (mother) John Miller Andrews (brother) Helen Reilly Barbour (wife) James Andrews (brother) Elizabeth Law Andrews (daughter)
Romances	Helen Reilly Barbour (married)
Hometown	County Down, Ireland
Religion	most likely Catholic
Titanic Statistics
Boarded	Southampton, England
Destination	New York, U.S.A.
Occupation	Passenger, shipbuilder
Class	First class
Fate	Perished in the first class smoking room
Production
Classification	Historical character
Portrayal	Victor Garber

Thomas Andrews Jr. was an employee for Harland and Wolff who designed and helped build the RMS Titanic. He was very kind-hearted. Andrews was one of the only people certain that the Titanic would, indeed, sink before anyone else became certain. He was very protective of Rose DeWitt Bukater and found her trustworthy, being that he told her that the Titanic would sink and told no one else (although her fiancee, Caledon Hockley, had heard this as well). He was also friendly to Rose's friend/true love Jack Dawson and was seen saying "Hi" to him a few times. He was portrayed by Victor Garber.

Contents 1 Character History 1.1 Early Life 1.2 Life on Titanic 1.3 Death 2 Extrenal links 3 Gallery

Character HistoryEdit

Early LifeEdit

Life on TitanicEdit

Thomas Andrews was one of the nine-man guarantee group to be on board to oversee the maiden voyage of the Titanic.

DeathEdit

Andrews was last seen standing in the first–class smoking room staring at a painting, "Plymouth Harbour", above the fireplace, his life jacket lying on a nearby table (in the movie he gave the life jacket to Rose in hopes that she would survive, as well as he express to her his regrets and seeks her apology, and they embrace, as a final farewell). The painting depicted the entrance to where the Titanic expected to visit on her return voyage. The painting is often incorrectly shown on television and in movies as depicting the entrance to New York. Andrews was carefully correcting the clock on the mantle. Andrews went down with the Titanic.

Extrenal linksEdit

• Thomas Andrews at Find a Grave

GalleryEdit