Roy Hattersley, though primarily known as a prominent British politician and journalist, made a notable foray into the world of film with his acting role in "The Double Life of Saki" (2007). This film, which explores the duality of the life of author H.H. Munro, offers a unique blend of biographical storytelling and dark humor that appeals to collectors of niche films. Hattersley's performance, alongside its compelling narrative, has made this title a sought-after piece for those who appreciate the intersection of politics and art. Collectors are particularly drawn to this film not just for its intriguing subject matter, but also for its relatively limited physical media releases. As a result, "The Double Life of Saki" has become a coveted gem in the collections of cinephiles who recognize the significance of political figures dabbling in the arts. Hattersley’s involvement adds a layer of historical context, making this a must-have for fans of both political history and indie cinema.