James Morrison, known to wrestling enthusiasts as J.J. Dillon, has transitioned from the wrestling ring to the silver screen, leaving a mark in both arenas. While his storied career as a manager in professional wrestling is well-documented, collectors are particularly drawn to his work in film, notably in "The Funks" (2016). This documentary offers a unique glimpse into the lives of legendary wrestlers Dory and Terry Funk, showcasing Dillon's deep-rooted connections to wrestling history and his ability to narrate compelling stories. Collectors seek out Dillon's appearances for their historical significance and rarity, especially as wrestling documentaries gain traction in the home video market. His role in "The Funks" not only highlights his impact on the wrestling world but also serves as a testament to the evolution of wrestling culture in film. As physical media enthusiasts look to preserve the legacy of wrestling, Dillon's contributions are increasingly sought after, making his filmography a valuable addition to any collection.