Lynn Fontanne, a celebrated actress of the 20th century, left an indelible mark on both stage and screen, captivating audiences with her remarkable performances. While her filmography is limited to just three films, her role in the 1931 classic *The Guardsman* garnered her an Academy Award nomination, making it a sought-after title among film collectors. However, her most iconic contribution to physical media collectors comes from her narration of the beloved 1960 television adaptation of *Peter Pan*, featuring Mary Martin. This production remains a nostalgic favorite and is often cherished by collectors for its historical significance in televised theater. Fontanne's legacy extends beyond film; she and her husband, Alfred Lunt, were Broadway titans, renowned for their groundbreaking performances in plays like *Design for Living* and *There Shall Be No Night*. Their special Tony Award in 1970 and the naming of the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre further cemented their status in theatrical history. Collectors value not only her film appearances but also the cultural impact of her stage work, making her a fascinating figure in the world of physical media.