Barbara Feldon, an actress whose poise and distinctive voice graced screens big and small, became a household name as Agent 99 in the iconic 1960s spy spoof, *Get Smart*. While her television ubiquity cemented her status, collectors often seek out her film appearances, especially those from the golden age of physical media. Her role opposite Lee Marvin in John Boorman’s neo-noir masterpiece *Point Blank* (1967) is a must-own for cinephiles, with its stunning visuals and a lead performance that remains essential in any Blu-ray collection. Beyond *Point Blank*, Feldon offered memorable turns in films like *Fitzwilly* (1967) and *Smile* (1975). For fans of cult classics and made-for-TV rarities, her 1973 animated turn in *The Bear Who Slept Through Christmas* or the lesser-known 1973 chiller *Lady Killer* offer unique acquisition targets. Her later reprisal in *Get Smart, Again!* (1989) on VHS or early DVD releases provides a nostalgic trip for those who grew up with the original series, solidifying her place in home video history across multiple formats.