Bess Myerson, a celebrated figure in the entertainment industry, left an indelible mark on film and television from the 1940s onward. Known primarily for her dynamic performances, she gained recognition as the first Jewish Miss America and transitioned into acting with notable grace. Her role in the film "Koch" (2013), where she portrayed a vibrant version of herself, showcases her ability to resonate with audiences even later in her career. Collectors particularly seek out Myerson's work not only for her unique performances but also for the cultural significance of her roles. The physical media of "Koch," which captures the spirit of New York City politics and showcases her talent, has become a sought-after item in home video collections. Her contributions to both film and television continue to be celebrated, making her work an essential piece of cinematic history for enthusiasts of physical media.