Urbanus, born Urbain Servranckx on June 7, 1949, is a beloved Belgian comedian and actor whose influence in Flanders and the Netherlands spans decades. He first captivated audiences with his unique blend of humor and music, particularly through his iconic songs like "Bakske vol met stro" (1979) and "Madammen met een bontjas" (1980). His films, especially "Hector" (1987) and "Koko Flanel" (1990), remain highly sought after by collectors due to their significant impact on Flemish cinema, consistently topping box office charts for years. Collectors often seek out Urbanus' work not just for its nostalgic value, but for its cultural significance. His 2017 film "Urbanus: Zelf!" showcases his enduring appeal and serves as a testament to his versatile career. Additionally, his contributions to the Flemish versions of Pixar's "Cars" films as the voice of Mater have made those releases particularly collectible among fans of animation and comedy. Urbanus' legacy as a pioneer in both music and film makes his physical media releases a treasure trove for any serious collector.