John Ritter, a master of physical comedy, left an indelible mark on both television and film, making his work a frequent highlight in many home video collections. While perhaps best known for his iconic role as Jack Tripper in *Three's Company*, collectors often seek out his cinematic outings for their blend of humor, heart, and Ritter's undeniable screen presence. His filmography showcases a versatile talent, from uproarious comedies to more dramatic turns that sometimes surprise new viewers. For collectors, Ritter's film work offers both nostalgic value and genuine rewatchability. His starring role in 1990's *Problem Child* remains a cornerstone of many VHS and DVD collections, a mischievous comedy that perfectly leveraged his comedic timing. Beyond this, films like *Hero at Large* (1980) or even his voice work in animated features like *Clifford's Really Big Movie* (released posthumously in 2004) demonstrate his range and enduring appeal. The careful preservation of these titles on various formats ensures that new generations of viewers can discover (or rediscover) Ritter's unique comedic genius, a talent that made him one of the most beloved performers of his era.