Dr. No Has A Strange James Bond Franchise Mistake

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Dr. No Has A Strange James Bond Franchise Mistake
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In Dr. No, Bond's boss M claims to work for the wrong organization, but none of the later James Bond movies ever explain this 007 debut gaffe.

In his first movie appearance, James Bond’s boss M makes a strange mistake that the rest of the 007 franchise ignores. The James Bond series is not the most consistent franchise in cinema history. For one thing, the face and personality of its main character change every couple of years, and, outside of a few meta-jokes, none of the 007 movies ever reckon with this fact.

SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY However, some of the franchise’s surprising choices are too egregious for the series to ignore. Bond’s canon death in No Time To Die is the sort of series-shaking event that the next movie will need to address, as was M’s death in Skyfall. However, the very earliest movie in the James Bond canon featured a pretty major mistake that would seemingly warrant correction, only for none of the subsequent movies in the series to ever even acknowledge this screw-up.

Incredibly, it was not until 1986 that the UK government officially admitted MI6 existed. Fittingly enough, it was Pierce Brosnan’s Bond movies that began regularly referring to 007’s employer as “MI6.” While other movies in the series did reference MI6 at times, this didn’t become a major James Bond franchise trope until after the department's existence was confirmed to the public. This, along with the fact that the original line “MI6” has clearly been dubbed over with “MI7” in the Dr.

Does MI7 Really Exist In The UK? MI7 was a real-life government department in the UK. The department, which was established during World War I, was responsible for press briefings and producing propaganda. Revived during World War II, the organization once employed Winnie the Pooh creator AA Milne. However, MI7 was never responsible for the sort of intrigue and espionage that made 007 famous.

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