Anne Baxter’s extensive filmography showcases her remarkable versatility, making her a perennial favorite among physical media collectors. From her early Golden Age roles to her iconic later performances, she masterfully inhabited diverse characters. Collectors especially value her work in Orson Welles's *The Magnificent Ambersons* (1942), a Criterion Collection staple and a fascinating example of studio interference, and the intense Western *Yellow Sky* (1948), often found in classic film noir or Western box sets, highlighting her range. However, Baxter's most sought-after performances remain her Oscar-winning turn in *The Razor's Edge* (1946) and, of course, her legendary portrayal of Eve Harrington in *All About Eve* (1950). The latter is a cornerstone of any serious film collection, frequently re-released on Blu-ray and 4K, celebrated for its sharp dialogue and Baxter's unforgettable, ambitious villainy. Her grand scale in Cecil B. DeMille’s epic *The Ten Commandments* (1956) is another must-have, often a showcase for format upgrades due to its stunning visuals. Baxter’s ability to command the screen in such varied productions ensures her enduring appeal to home video enthusiasts.