Russ Bray, known as "The Voice," is an iconic figure in the world of darts, but his brief yet impactful foray into film acting has garnered the attention of collectors. His standout role in the 2003 indie film *Heartlands* showcases a different side of his talent. While Bray’s primary fame stems from his unique style of refereeing in darts, his appearance in *Heartlands* has made the film a must-have for enthusiasts who appreciate the intersection of sports and cinema. Collectors seek out *Heartlands* not only for its intriguing storyline but also for Bray's distinctive performance, which adds a layer of authenticity to the portrayal of the sport. The film's limited physical media releases have made it a sought-after item, especially among fans of British cinema and sports culture. For those who cherish the history of home video, Bray's work serves as a fascinating snapshot of a time when the world of competitive darts began to capture broader cultural interest.