M's real name is Vice Admiral Sir Miles Messervy. In the films, actor Bernard Lee's portrayal of the character was faithful to Ian Fleming's depiction of M in the novels. Rather than changing the name, the head of MI6 would continually be referred to as "M" when someone is promoted to that position. So, Robert Brown, Judi Dench, and Ralph Fiennes share that name.
Since 1995, the character of M has been portrayed by Dame Judi Dench in the James Bond films.
It is believed to be the initial of the first name of James Bond's boss.
Judi Dench is in all the James Bond films from Goldeneye(1995) to the most recent film; Quantum of Solace(2008).
In the James Bond films, Bernard Lee's character, 'M', is Admiral Sir Miles Messervy.
James Bond's immediate superior in both the novels and films is M, as portrayed by Bernard Lee, Robert Brown, and Judi Dench.
Since 1995, the character of M has been portrayed by Dame Judi Dench in the James Bond films.
It is believed to be the initial of the first name of James Bond's boss.
Judi Dench is in all the James Bond films from Goldeneye(1995) to the most recent film; Quantum of Solace(2008).
M
In the James Bond films, Bernard Lee's character, 'M', is Admiral Sir Miles Messervy.
James Bond's immediate superior in both the novels and films is M, as portrayed by Bernard Lee, Robert Brown, and Judi Dench.
Dame Judi Dench was succeeded as the monarch of the James Bond franchise by Ralph Fiennes. Fiennes took over the role of M, the head of MI6, in the James Bond films starting with "Skyfall" in 2012. Dench had portrayed the character of M in the previous Bond films from 1995 to 2012.
James Bond's immediate superior in the novels and films is M, as portrayed by Bernard Lee, Robert Brown, and Judi Dench. it is revealed in the novel The Man with the Golden Gun that M's real name is Sir Miles Messervy.
Judy Dench
Dame Judith 'Judi' Dench is a British film, stage and television actress who is well known for playing the character M in 7 films in the James Bond franchise.
James Bond Theme was created in 1962.
John Huston