Peter Cushing, a titan of British cinema, remains an essential figure for any serious physical media collector, his prolific career spanning across decades and genres. While arguably best known to modern audiences as Grand Moff Tarkin in *Star Wars: A New Hope* (1977), Cushing’s legacy is deeply intertwined with Hammer Film Productions, where his commanding yet nuanced performances cemented him as a horror icon. His recurring roles as Baron Frankenstein and Dr. Van Helsing, often opposite frequent collaborator Christopher Lee, are cornerstones of any classic horror collection, with films like *Horror of Dracula* (1958) and *The Curse of Frankenstein* (1957) being endlessly revisited for their groundbreaking artistry and Cushing’s chilling portrayals. Beyond the Universal and Hammer horrors, Cushing’s versatility shines, making numerous other films highly sought after. His turns as Sherlock Holmes in various adaptations, and his unexpected portrayal of Doctor Who in the 1965 and 1966 cinematic ventures, offer collectors a glimpse into his broader capabilities beyond villainy. Collectors scour for pristine editions of these films, often in their uncut, remastered forms, recognizing Cushing’s indelible impact on cinema and the pure entertainment value he consistently delivered.