Emma Bunton, globally recognized as "Baby Spice" from the iconic Spice Girls, transcended her pop stardom into film and television, leaving a distinctive, albeit niche, mark for physical media collectors. While her acting career didn't produce an extensive filmography, her most significant celluloid moment remains *Spice World* (1997). This quintessential '90s pop culture artifact, available across VHS, DVD, and later Blu-ray, is a must-own for anyone curating a collection of musical crossovers or cult classics. Its vibrant aesthetic and unique blend of comedy and music make it a perpetual favorite. Beyond the cinematic spectacle of the Spice Girls, collectors might seek out Bunton's voice acting work, particularly her role as Marianne in *The Return of the Spice Girls Tour* (2007) concert film. This live performance document offers a different kind of collectible for those who appreciate seeing artists in their element. Her various television appearances, though not always as widely released on home video, offer glimpses into her versatility and contribute to the broader tapestry of a collector's interest in pop culture figures who shaped multiple entertainment landscapes.