Albert Sharpe made a notable mark in the film industry as a director, with his standout work being "Not The Messiah: The Road To Albert Hall" (2010). This unique blend of comedy and musical elements pays homage to the legendary Monty Python, showcasing Sharpe's ability to blend humor with poignant storytelling. The film not only entertains but also serves as a tribute to the legacy of Python's work, making it a sought-after title for collectors who value its historical significance in the realm of British cinema. Collectors eagerly hunt down physical media releases of Sharpe's work, particularly for its limited edition DVDs and Blu-rays that feature behind-the-scenes content and commentary from the director himself. These editions not only celebrate the film but also provide insights into the creative process behind this beloved project. The film's cult status and its connection to the revered Monty Python troupe have solidified its place in home video collections, making any version of "Not The Messiah" a prized possession for enthusiasts of both physical media and comedy history.