Ruth Pointer, the eldest member of the iconic vocal group The Pointer Sisters, has made significant contributions to film and music that resonate with collectors of physical media. Her most notable film appearance is in the cult classic "Car Wash" (1976), where she showcased her vocal talents alongside a star-studded cast. This film has become a sought-after title in VHS and DVD collections, revered for its blend of comedy and compelling soundtrack, featuring several of The Pointer Sisters' hits. Collectors are particularly drawn to Ruth's work not just for her musical legacy but also for her dynamic presence in film. Her contribution to Disney’s "Oliver & Company" (1988), voicing the character Rita and performing memorable songs like "Streets of Gold," adds to her collectible status. These titles, emblematic of their eras, offer a glimpse into Ruth's versatility as an artist and remain prized finds for those who appreciate the intersection of music and film history in their physical media collections.