Hermione Baddeley brings a delightful, often acerbic, British wit to scores of productions, making her a beloved figure for physical media collectors. Her career, spanning stage, screen, and voice work, offers a rich landscape of titles ripe for discovery on VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and even 4K. From her early, impactful roles in British cinema like *Brighton Rock* (1948) and the Oscar-nominated *Room at the Top* (1958), where her raw performance earned critical acclaim, Baddeley consistently elevated every scene she graced. What truly makes Baddeley a collector's dream is her diverse output, particularly her memorable contributions to classic Disney animation and family films. Her iconic turn as Ellen, the family’s cook in *Mary Poppins* (1964), and the voice of the wise, if curmudgeonly, Madame Adelaide Bonfamille in *The Aristocats* (1970) ensures her perpetual presence in countless family film libraries. Later, her distinctive voice brought practicality to Mrs. Frisby in Don Bluth's animated gem *The Secret of NIMH* (1982), a film beloved for its hand-drawn animation – a must-have for animation enthusiasts on any format. Beyond these standout roles, collectors also seek out her later work, like *The Last Leaf* (1983), a testament to her enduring talent. Baddeley’s consistent ability to inject humor, pathos, and unforgettable character into her performances makes every film in her extensiveography a potential treasure for those dedicated to preserving cinematic history on physical media.