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Robert Wagner delivered a memorable performance as Gifford "Giff" Rogers in the 1953 film "Titanic," directed by Jean Negulesco. Wagner skillfully portrayed the charming and carefree young playboy, whose character is central to the film's exploration of love and social class aboard the ill-fated voyage of the RMS Titanic. His portrayal of Giff captures the essence of a man who, despite his outwardly carefree demeanor, grapples with the expectations of his affluent background and the pressures of his impending marriage to a wealthy heiress, played by Audrey Dalton. Wagner's performance is nuanced, as he conveys Giff's internal conflict and his burgeoning love for the independent and spirited Barbara Stanwyck character, Julia Sturges. Audiences are drawn to Wagner's depiction of Giff's transformation from a self-absorbed socialite to a man who finds depth and courage in the face of disaster, embodying the resilience and humanity that emerges in the film's tragic climax. Wagner's chemistry with both Dalton and Stanwyck, as well as his ability to balance charm with vulnerability, makes his portrayal of Giff one of the standout performances in this classic retelling of the Titanic's maiden and final voyage.