Larry Hankin’s ubiquitous presence across decades of cinematic and television history makes him a prime target for any serious physical media collector. For many, his portrayal of the ill-fated Charley Butts in Clint Eastwood’s 1979 classic *Escape from Alcatraz* is a cornerstone performance, a film celebrated for its taut direction and often found in excellent Blu-ray and 4K editions. His comedic timing shines as Carl Alphonse in the 1995 Adam Sandler vehicle *Billy Madison*, a perennial favorite on DVD, or as the put-upon Doobie in 1987’s *Planes, Trains & Automobiles*, a film that sees regular deluxe home video re-releases. Hankin's ability to seamlessly transition between drama and comedy, often stealing scenes with minimal dialogue, solidifies his legend. Whether it's his memorable turn as Sergeant Balzak in the holiday staple *Home Alone* (1990), a film that consistently receives premium Blu-ray and 4K treatment, or his brief but impactful appearance as Joe in *Breaking Bad*, his work is consistently sought after. Tracking down original VHS copies of his earlier films, or comprehensive box sets featuring his TV appearances, becomes a rewarding endeavor for collectors appreciative of a true character actor who elevates every production he graces.