Volodymyr Korshun, a celebrated Soviet and Ukrainian actor, has left an indelible mark on the film industry, particularly with his standout performance in the cult classic *Jolly Chicken* (1973). This whimsical comedy, beloved for its unique charm and nostalgic appeal, has become a must-have for collectors seeking to explore the quirky side of Soviet cinema. Korshun's ability to bring characters to life has earned him the title of Honored Artist of Ukraine, a testament to his impact on the performing arts. Collectors are drawn to Korshun’s work not just for its cultural significance but also for the rarity of physical media releases from this era. As the home video market has evolved, finding pristine copies of *Jolly Chicken* in VHS or early DVD formats has become a prized pursuit. Korshun's contributions to both theater and film continue to resonate, making him a central figure in the conversation around Ukrainian cinema and its preservation on physical media.