A true icon for Bond aficionados and physical media collectors, Desmond Llewelyn etched his place in cinematic history primarily as Q, the gadget master of MI6. From his debut in *From Russia with Love* (1963) to his swansong in *The World Is Not Enough* (1999), Llewelyn appeared in a remarkable seventeen James Bond films, a tenure unmatched by any other Bond actor. His endearing portrayal of the dry-witted quartermaster, always exasperated by Bond's disregard for his inventions, became a beloved staple of the franchise. Beyond his signature role, collectors also seek out Llewelyn's diverse early work. His performance in the classic historical drama *A Night to Remember* (1958) or his smaller role in the epic *Cleopatra* (1963) showcases his versatility. For dedicated 007 fans, searching out the various releases of films like *Goldfinger* (1964) or the documentary *The Secrets of 007* (1997) often means an opportunity to revisit Llewelyn's contributions to the cinematic legacy of James Bond. His consistent presence across decades of Bond adventures makes his filmography a collecting journey in itself, particularly for completists curating comprehensive 007 collections on VHS, DVD, or Blu-ray.