Tony Smith, born in January 1945, has made a significant mark in both the music and film industries. As the former talent manager for the iconic band Genesis, he played a pivotal role in the group's evolution and the successful solo careers of its members, including Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford. Smith’s influence extends to the film world, where he co-founded Hit and Run Productions. Under this banner, he produced notable films such as "Eye of the Beholder" (1999) and the critically acclaimed "Children of Men" (2006), both of which have garnered attention from collectors eager to own pieces of cinematic history. One of the standout releases associated with Smith is "Genesis - Three Sides Live" (1981), a concert film that captures the band's dynamic performances and has become a highly sought-after item among collectors. The film not only showcases the band's creative prowess but also represents a pivotal moment in music history, making it a prized possession for fans of both Genesis and physical media. With a legacy that intertwines music and film, Smith’s contributions continue to resonate with collectors who appreciate the rich narratives behind each release.