Raymond Poulidor, affectionately known as "Pou-Pou," may be best remembered as a cycling legend, but his foray into film with *For a Yellow Jersey* (1965) provides a fascinating chapter in his life that captivates both film enthusiasts and sports fans alike. This documentary-style film delves into the world of competitive cycling, showcasing Poulidor's enduring spirit as he navigated the grueling landscapes of the Tour de France. Collectors are drawn to this title not only for its historical significance but also for its unique portrayal of a beloved athlete who epitomized the underdog narrative. Poulidor's story resonates deeply with audiences, making his limited physical media releases particularly sought after. The film's exploration of his rivalry with cycling greats like Jacques Anquetil and Eddy Merckx adds layers of intrigue, appealing to collectors eager to own a piece of sports and film history. As physical media continues to thrive, titles like *For a Yellow Jersey* serve as a reminder of the intersection of athleticism and cinema, securing Poulidor's legacy in both realms.