Teresa Graves carved out a distinctive niche in the 1970s, making her a compelling figure for physical media collectors. Her groundbreaking role as the titular detective in *Get Christie Love!* (1974) is a cornerstone of her legacy. The film, which spawned the popular television series, is a prime example of Blaxploitation-era cinema that has seen a resurgence in collector interest, with its original VHS and a now-rare DVD release being hotly pursued. Her portrayal of the sharp, stylish, and action-oriented Christie Love broke barriers and remains a significant cultural touchstone. Beyond her iconic detective role, Graves also brought her unique charisma to films like the 1973 action-blaxploitation feature *That Man Bolt*, where she co-starred with Fred Williamson. Collectors often seek out these earlier works for a deeper understanding of the genre and her early career trajectory. While much of her filmography, particularly television appearances, remains elusive on modern physical formats, the existing releases of *Get Christie Love!* and *That Man Bolt* are essential additions for anyone curating a definitive collection of 1970s cinema and celebrating a pioneering Black actress's impact on screen.