Elizabeth Peña, a versatile actress with roots in New York's High School of Performing Arts, crafted a compelling career that made her a beloved figure among film enthusiasts. Her early work showcased dramatic depth, notably in the poignant 1979 debut *El Super*, a film often sought after by collectors for its insightful portrayal of immigrant life. Peña quickly became known for her ability to inhabit a diverse range of characters, from comedies like *Down and Out in Beverly Hills* (1986) to the iconic musical drama *La Bamba* (1987), both foundational pieces in many home video libraries. For collectors, Peña's filmography offers a rich tapestry of memorable performances. Her turn in John Sayles’ neo-western *Lone Star* (1996) is highly regarded, a film celebrated for its intricate narrative and available on various high-quality physical releases. However, her most celebrated role for many is voicing Mirage in Pixar's *The Incredibles* (2004). This animated masterpiece, a staple for any Blu-ray or 4K collection, gave Peña a platform to reach a new generation of fans and cemented her legacy in popular culture, making releases featuring her vocal talents especially prized.