Known for her formidable presence and impeccable comedic timing, Hattie Jacques remains a beloved figure in British cinema, making her a perennial favorite for physical media collectors. Her prolific career, spanning from the post-war era to the early 1980s, offered a rich tapestry of roles, from the stern but often warm-hearted matron to the lovelorn spinster. Collectors often seek out her earlier, more dramatic supporting work like the iconic 1948 David Lean adaptation of *Oliver Twist* (available on various Criterion and other boutique Blu-ray releases) or 1946's *Green for Danger*, showcasing her versatility beyond the comedic roles for which she later became famous. However, it's her indelible mark on British comedy that truly elevates her to collector status. Her fourteen appearances in the *Carry On* series, beginning in 1958, are quintessential viewing, with films like *Carry On Camping* and *Carry On Doctor* frequently reissued across DVD and Blu-ray, often in comprehensive box sets. Beyond *Carry On*, her work in films like 1960's *School for Scoundrels* and *Make Mine Mink* are sought after, frequently appearing in curated British comedy collections. The recent 2022 documentary, *The Amazing Hattie Jacques: Larger than Life*, also serves as a vital retrospective, cementing her legacy for new generations of film enthusiasts and home video completists alike.