While his acting career was brief, Robert Oliveri left an indelible mark on late 80s and early 90s cinema, making his films staples in any physical media collection. Best known for his role as Nick Szalinski in Disney's beloved sci-fi comedy *Honey, I Shrunk the Kids* (1989), Oliveri’s performance helped solidify the film as a VHS and DVD classic, with its inventive practical effects still charming audiences today. Fans still seek out copies of the original theatrical cut on home video, especially in its early disc forms before later alterations. However, Oliveri's most iconic and collectible role is undoubtedly Kevin Boggs in Tim Burton's gothic masterpiece *Edward Scissorhands* (1990). As Winona Ryder’s younger brother, Oliveri’s character grounds the film's whimsical melancholy, a treasured entry in many film libraries. This darkly romantic fairytale is a must-have on Blu-ray and 4K, often serving as a benchmark for picture and sound quality. Additionally, *Honey, I Blew Up the Kid* (1992) continues the Szalinski saga, offering collectors a chance to complete the physical media trilogy alongside its animated spin-off.