Crap!  I hadn't even thought about 0. 

So I need 0, 6 & 7.

PS: Thanks, VibroCount!  Shall look into those.  Another set I really want is The Movies Begin: A Treasure of Early Cinema, which would take my collection back as far as 1894.

Oh, and 6? *61
7 has lots... my favorites are 7 Faces of Dr. Lao and The 7th Voyage of Sinbad.

You bringing up 7th Voyage of Sinbad was brilliant!  I hadn't thought about films in box sets, because I have that one in the Ray Harryhausen set, as well as The 7th Victim in the Val Lewton set. 

So that would mean I only need 0 & 6.  Yay!

I was looking at The Movies Begin, and overview for the 1st the inner box says "An animated rendering of Eadweard Muybridge's primitive motion studies (1877-85) begins the program"  Do you think the word rendering is the reason that it's listed in the db as 1894?  Because otherwise you're right, it should be listed as 1877.

Quoting Danae Cassandra:

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...I was looking at The Movies Begin, and overview for the 1st the inner box says "An animated rendering of Eadweard Muybridge's primitive motion studies (1877-85) begins the program"  Do you think the word rendering is the reason that it's listed in the db as 1894?  Because otherwise you're right, it should be listed as 1877.

The Muybridge set was not a "film" until the 20th century. In 1877, by using mutltiple cameras & flashing lights, he captured still photos of people and animals in motion... walking, running, etc. where the viewer can see each step and often foot and hand placement between steps. again these were not films. But they helped lead to motion pictures, and can still be used by animators to understand turning single poses into movement. So the first film made as a film in the box set was made in 1894, but there is a film made later from his motion studies of 1877.

I altered the production year on the individual DVD and the box set to 1877, because I have another set with the earliest film from 1894.

This is what I have for zero 007: James Bond Ultimate Collector's Set

I am missing 0 and 6, although I have all James Bond DVD/BDs filed under 007 (locally!).

I have Danish/Norwegian "Ø" (oe) and "Å" (aa) but have to use Æon Flux to qualify for "Æ" (ae).
Thereby the tree extra characters in our alphabet.

Swedish (and German) "Ä": Änglagård (English title: "House of Angels").
(ÆØÅÄ might not show up right everywhere?)

And I have the Greek letter "p" (pi) by accepting the symbolic pi as the character pi

Most: "Database plugin" reveals "S" counts for 11 % ! ( >250 profiles), I received "Salt" by mail today 

Edit: to Behemot: "Øyenstikker" ("Dragonfly") is my only "Ø"

Missing 0, 6-9. Have all the alphabet; U was my hardest letter to fulfill.

For production years, I start at 1891 (I have the Edison: The invention of Movies box set which covers many of the early 1900's) and am missing a lot in the early years. 1915-17, 1920-21, 1924-31, 34-35, 43-45, 52, 58. After that, I have everything up to 2010. I may have something for 52 or 58...I have an Ozzie and Harriet dvd, but haven't had a chance to profile it yet, so not sure when the earliest date for it is.

For me, when I first looked at seeing if I had every letter of the alphabet, I was only missing U. Took me ages to find it. I've looked at what I was missing for production years but the years I'm missing are the hardest for me to find movies/shows I want to watch and own. Disney helps out a lot for the 30's and 40's though!

Every letter covered and for the number : 2, 3, 7, 9, 12, 35, 42, 69, 100, 800, 1900 and 1984

and as a bonus two movies that start with ...