Carrie Fisher, a true cinematic icon, etched her name into film history as Princess Leia Organa, a role that defined a generation of science fiction fans and home video collectors. Though her career spanned various impactful films, it's the original unbroken 1977 release of *Star Wars* (later *A New Hope*) on VHS, LaserDisc, and subsequent DVD and Blu-ray editions that remains her most sought-after performance in any collector's library. Early theatrical cuts, devoid of later digital alterations, are particularly prized, offering a pure viewing experience of her groundbreaking portrayal. Fisher's sharp wit and unyielding spirit, both on and off screen, made her an enduring figure. Beyond the lightsaber, films like *The Blues Brothers* (1980) showcase her versatility and are collector staples. Her raw honesty in adaptions of her own work, such as *Postcards from the Edge* (1990), also demonstrates her profound impact beyond just acting. Whether you’re chasing pristine copies of the original trilogy or deep cuts like *Shampoo* (1975), collecting Carrie Fisher's filmography is a journey through significant cultural touchstones and a testament to her indelible legacy.