Gray Davis, best known as the 37th governor of California, also made an intriguing foray into the realm of film with his appearance in the documentary "Gerrymandering" (2010). This film, which tackles the contentious issue of electoral district manipulation, has become a sought-after title among collectors interested in political cinema and the intersection of governance and media. Davis’s insights lend a unique perspective to the documentary, making it not just a political commentary but a significant artifact of early 21st-century political discourse. Collectors appreciate "Gerrymandering" not only for its subject matter but also for its exploration of the democratic process, a theme that resonates deeply in today's political climate. The film's limited physical media releases, particularly on Blu-ray, have garnered attention due to their rarity and the growing interest in political documentaries. Gray Davis's involvement adds a layer of historical context, making his contributions to this project a point of interest for those who value the relationship between politics and film history in their collections.