Butterfly McQueen, best known for her role as Prissy in the 1939 classic *Gone with the Wind*, made an indelible mark on film history with her unique voice and unforgettable line, “Oh, Miss Scarlett! I don't know nothin' 'bout birthin' babies!” Despite her iconic status, McQueen faced the challenge of being typecast in roles that perpetuated racial stereotypes, which she grew to resent. Collectors often seek out her work in *Gone with the Wind*, not only for its cultural significance but also for its impact on the representation of African Americans in cinema. In addition to her memorable performance in *Gone with the Wind*, McQueen's career spanned various mediums, including television and radio. Her role as Aunt Thelma in the 1978 ABC Weekend Special *The Seven Wishes of Joanna Peabody* showcased her versatility and earned her a Daytime Emmy Award, adding to her appeal among collectors. While her filmography may be shorter than some, McQueen's contributions to the industry resonate deeply, making her films valuable additions to any physical media collection.