A truly ubiquitous presence across seven decades of film and television, Harry Morgan built an incredible career as one of Hollywood's most reliable character actors. While best known to many for his iconic turn as Colonel Sherman T. Potter in *MASH*, his filmography offers a wealth of essential viewing for any serious collector. Early highlights like 1943's *The Ox-Bow Incident* and the timeless 1952 Western *High Noon* showcase his knack for bringing depth and authenticity to supporting roles in cinematic classics. These films are often sought after in their earliest physical media presentations for their historical significance and pristine transfers. Even as his television career flourished, Morgan continued to deliver memorable film performances. His role in 1960's *Inherit the Wind* cemented his versatility, while his reunion with John Wayne in 1976's *The Shootist* provides a poignant capstone to both actors' legendary careers. Collectors often seek out the various DVD and Blu-ray editions of these films, as well as unique retrospectives like *Showbiz Goes to War* (1982) and *Los Angeles Plays Itself* (2004), where his enduring impact on Hollywood is further explored. Harry Morgan's work is a testament to the power of a great character actor, making his films indispensable additions to any physical media library.