Mary Astor's extensive career, spanning from silent films to her final performance in 1964's *Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlotte*, makes her a must-have for any serious collector. Her masterful transition to talkies solidified her as a captivating screen presence, even overcoming significant personal scandals to deliver some of cinema's most iconic performances. Her role as Brigid O'Shaughnessy in John Huston’s 1941 classic, *The Maltese Falcon*, is legendary, a cornerstone of film noir that's seen countless home video releases, from early VHS to pristine 4K transfers. But Astor's work extends far beyond that, with collectors also seeking out her nuanced portrayals in films like 1936's *Dodsworth* and her delightful turn in *Midnight* (1939). Astor's performances, often imbued with a remarkable depth and intelligence, elevate every film she graced. Owning her filmography, including gems like 1937's *The Prisoner of Zenda* or her Oscar-winning role in *The Great Lie* (1941), is a testament to her enduring power as an actress and a vital component of any comprehensive physical media library.