A titan of character acting, Agnes Moorehead carved out an indelible niche in Hollywood, making her film debut in Orson Welles' groundbreaking *Citizen Kane* (1941) — a cinephile essential on any format. Her chameleon-like ability to inhabit complex roles, often veering into formidable or eccentric territory, makes her filmography a treasure trove for collectors. Beyond the iconic TV role of Endora on *Bewitched*, Moorehead consistently delivered unforgettable performances that demand representation in a physical media library. From the opulent tragedy of *The Magnificent Ambersons* (1942) to the chilling suspense of *Hush… Hush, Sweet Charlotte* (1964) and the noir grit of *Dark Passage* (1947), Moorehead’s supporting turns often steal the show. Her remarkable range is evident in how seamlessly she transitions from the historical epic *How the West Was Won* (1962) to the intense drama of *Caged* (1950) or the made-for-TV cult classic *Frankenstein: The True Story* (1974). Owning these releases means appreciating the nuanced artistry of a performer who elevated every scene she graced, a testament to true screen presence.