Q

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Q is a recurring comedic character from the James Bond film series, known as the eccentric head of MI6's gadget and technology division.

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Q canonical 24

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
recurring character
affiliation British Secret Service
alsoKnownAs Major Boothroyd
appearsIn A View to a Kill (film)
linked to: A View to a Kill

Diamonds Are Forever (film)
Die Another Day (film)
linked to: Die Another Day

Dr. No (film)
linked to: Dr. No

For Your Eyes Only (film)
linked to: For Your Eyes Only

From Russia with Love (film)
GoldenEye (film)
linked to: GoldenEye

Goldfinger (film)
linked to: Goldfinger

Licence to Kill (film)
linked to: Licence to Kill

Live and Let Die (film)
linked to: Live and Let Die

Moonraker (film)
linked to: Moonraker

No Time to Die (film)
linked to: No Time to Die

Octopussy (film)
On Her Majesty's Secret Service (film)
Skyfall (film)
linked to: Skyfall

Spectre (film)
linked to: Spectre

The Living Daylights (film)
The Man with the Golden Gun (film)
The Spy Who Loved Me (film)
The World Is Not Enough (film)
Thunderball (film)
linked to: Thunderball

Tomorrow Never Dies (film)
linked to: Tomorrow Never Dies

You Only Live Twice (film)
linked to: You Only Live Twice
basedOn character from Ian Fleming's James Bond novels
characteristic eccentric
impatient with James Bond
technically skilled
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
employer MI6
fictionalUniverse James Bond film series
linked to: James Bond universe
firstAppearance Dr. No (film)
linked to: Dr. No
genre spy fiction
languageOfWorkOrName English
narrativeRole comic relief
supporting character
notableFor designing gadgets for James Bond
providing technology and weapons
occupation head of Q Branch
partOf James Bond franchise
linked to: James Bond universe
portrayedBy Ben Whishaw
Desmond Llewelyn
John Cleese
specializesIn spy gadgets
weapons development
worksFor Q Branch

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