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JUDI DENCH – M

Ända sedan JUDI DENCH spelade i Hamlet på Old Vic Theatre för 55 år sedan har både kritiker och publik lovordat hennes rollprestationer. Hon har mottagit en mängd utmärkelser och priser, inklusive en Oscar, tio BAFTA och sex Laurence Olivier Awards (ett rekord) för sitt arbete både inom film och inom teater. För sina enastående insatser mottog hon 1970 en OBE (Order of the British Empire), 1988 DBE (Dame of the British Empire) och 2005 Companion of Honour.

Bland Judi Denchs många filmer märks bland annat rollen som Drottning Victoria i Hennes majestät Mrs Brown, för vilken hon vann både BAFTA Award och Golden Globe och nominerades till en Oscar. Hon spelade Drottning Elizabeth I i Shakespeare In Love, och belönades med både en Oscar och BAFTA Award för bästa kvinnliga biroll. Hon har också hyllats för sina rollprestationer i Chocolat, Iris, Mrs Henderson presenterar och Notes on a Scandal. Hon har spelat M i Bondfilmerna från GoldenEye till den senaste SKYFALL.

I år har hon spelat huvudrollen i den internationella succéfilmen Hotell Marigold regisserad av John Madden. Bland hennes senaste filmer märks också Jane Eyre av Cary Fukunaga och My Week with Marilyn regisserad av Simon Curtis.

Dame Judi har också hyllats för sin tv-roller, senast som Miss Matty i BBC:s kritikerrosade serie Cranford. För sin roll i serien blev hon nominerad som bästa skådespelerska av BAFTA Awards, Golden Globe Awards och Emmy Awards, och för den efterföljande Return to Cranford nominerades hon till Emmy och Golden Globes.

Parallellt med arbetet inom film och tv har Dame Judi en lång karriär på teaterscenen. Hon har mottagit Laurence Olivier Awards för Macbeth och Juno and the Paycock för RCS (Royal Shakespeare Company), Pack of Lies på London Lyric, och Anthony and Cleopatra, Absolute Hell, och A Little Night Music, alla på National Theatre. Hennes rollprestation i Amy’s View, regisserad av Richard Eyre, gav henne en Critics Circle Award och en Olivier Award Nomination i London, följt av en Tony Award for Best Actress när pjäsen senare sattes upp på Broadway.

Bland övriga teateruppsättningar hon medverkat i märks The Royal Family i regi av Peter Hall; The Breath of Life, regisserad av Howard Davies, där hon spelade mot Dame Maggie Smith; All’s Well That Ends Well för RSC; Hay Fever, regisserad av Peter Hall; The Merry Wives of Windsor för RSC; Madame de Sade, i regi av Michael Grandage för Donmar West End och Peter Halls uppsättning av A Midsummer Night’s Dream på Rose Theatre, Kingston.

Judi Dench M quantum of solace

Born:

December 9, 1934 in York, England, UK

Occupation:

Actor

Birth name:

Judi Olivia Dench

Biography:

One of Britain's most respected and popular actresses, Judi Dench can claim a decades-old career encompassing the stage, screen, and television. A five-time winner of the British Academy Award, she was granted an Order of the British Empire in 1970 and made a Dame of the British Empire in

It only makes sense that Judi Dench, below, after accumulating a lifetime’s worth of theater, film and television credits that could easily fill a book, should finally write one. St. Martin’s Press said it had acquired a memoir from Ms. Dench, called “And Furthermore,” that described her professional and private lives, according to a press release from the publisher. Though she has lately come to be known for her role as M in the James Bond franchise, and as Queen Elizabeth in “Shakespeare in Love” (for which she won an Academy Award for just a few minutes of screen time), Ms. Dench covers the breadth of her acting career in the memoir, from her start with the Old Vic theater company in 1957. St. Martin’s plans to publish “And Furthermore” in October.

Judi Dench in Goldeneye 1995 as James Bonds boss M for the first time a women is M

Featured in:

17.Goldeneye (1995)
18.Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
19.The World Is Not Enough (1999)
20.Die Another Day  (2002)
21.Casino Royale(2006)
22.Quantum Of Solace (2008)
23 Skyfall  (2012)

She also appeared in four James Bond video games, and Judi Dench voiced two of those

• James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing (2004, voiced by Judi Dench)
• GoldenEye: Rogue Agent (2005, voiced by Judi Dench)

Från vänster: Michael G. Wilson, producent. Gemma Arterton, agent Fields. Mathieu Amalric, Maurice Greene. 
Olga Kurylenko, Camille. Daniel Craig, James Bond. Dame Judi Dench, M. Marc Forster, regissör. Barbara Broccoli, producent.

Judi Dench as M

James Bond character
M
Gender	Female
Affiliation	MI6
Status	Active
Role	Ally
Portrayed by	Judi Dench

After the long period between Licence to Kill and Goldeneye, the producers brought in Dame Judi Dench to take over as the new M. The character is said to have possibly been based on Stella Rimington, the head of MI5 between 1992 and 1996. M's real name has yet to be revealed in the films, but recent Bond novelist Raymond Benson  gives her the name Barbara Mawdsley. Unlike the ambivalence of Brown's M, Dench clearly plays a new person appointed to the position of M (putting to rest a long time debate over the nature of the character), although in Casino Royale she states that she worked in MI6 as far back as the Cold War. She mentions having studied law at Oxford.

In GoldenEye, she is clearly established as different from her predecessors; she is cold, blunt, and unabashedly dislikes Bond, whom she calls a "sexist, misogynist dinosaur, a relic of the Cold War." Tanner, her Chief of Staff, refers to her during the film as "the evil queen of numbers" given her reputation at that stage for relying on statistics and analysis rather than impulse and initiative. As she herself puts it to Bond: "You think I'm an accountant, a bean counter, more interested in my numbers than your instincts."

In Die Another Day, she orders her subordinates to disavow Bond after he is taken prisoner in North Korea, and abandons him to be tortured for 14 months, though this is in line with typical attitudes toward captured agents. Although it would appear that Dench's M and Bond don't get along too well, M still has the same high professional respect for Bond that her predecessors had and shows a rising level of affection for him as the series progresses. In The World Is Not Enough, she even goes as far to say "He's the best we have ... although I'd never tell him."

There have also been brief references to M's family: one in GoldenEye (where she responds to Tanner's "Evil Queen of Numbers" jab by telling him that when she wants to hear sarcasm she'll listen to her children) and two in The World is Not Enough (early on when Sir Robert King wishes M the best to her family and later when she remembers how she had advised King not to pay the ransom for his daughter even though it went against "every instinct [she] had as a mother").

Dench again plays M for the 2006 film Casino Royale. In this film M has no history with Bond, unlike her first appearance in GoldenEye where her relationship with Bond concentrated on the fact that she is a successor to another M. She promotes Daniel Craig's Bond to double-0 status and sends him on his first mission. The new M is shown as more of an eager spymaster than an administrative official, and there is no trace of her predisposed animosity toward Bond. She is patient and tolerant of the new agent's excesses. Also, her home appears for the first time when Bond breaks in to use her home computer's security clearance, and in a later scene she is shown sleeping in bed next to an unidentified man, suggesting a husband.

Bond reveals that in finding her home address he also found out her real name. Bond almost reveals M's name onscreen, which dialogue suggests begins with the letter M (possibly a confirmation that her name is Barbara Mawdsley). She stops him before he does and warns that should he utter one more syllable she will have him killed, suggesting her real name is considered a secret. Although it is possibly an additional retcon of the James Bond universe, it could also be a coincidence, as in the case of Sir Miles Messervy, or simply a joke on Bond's part. The answer has yet to be established onscreen.