Mister X
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Mister X, or Mr. X, is commonly used as a pseudonym for someone whose name is unknown, or to be kept secret.
[edit] Pseudonymous users
- George F. Kennan, in his famous essay, "The Sources of Soviet Conduct"
- Carl Sagan, in a famous essay on his experiences with marijuana
- Norman Wexler, as described in Bob Zmuda's Andy Kaufman Revealed
- Mr. X, an unidentified subject in Alfred Kinsey's study of sex that was an extreme outlier in all aspects
- Mr. X, Robin Quivers's unidentified boyfriend.
- Mr. X, an unidentified Connecticut Yankee Rugby Player who blogs on the website www.ctyankeesrugby.com
[edit] Fictional characters
- Mister X (comics) includes:
- Mister X (Amalgam Comics), a character from the intercompany crossover
- Mister X (Marvel Comics), a supervillain in the Marvel Universe
- Mister X (Vortex), the protagonist in Dean Motter's comic book series of that title
- Mr. X (The X's character), in the cartoon series The X's
- Mr. X (Streets of Rage), the villain in the video game Streets of Rage
- Mr. X (Simpsons), Homer's pseudonym in the Simpsons episode "The Computer Wore Menace Shoes"
- X (The X-Files), in the television series The X-Files
- Mr. X, the villain being tracked down by the detectives in the board game Scotland Yard
- Mr. X, the villain in the manga and anime series Princess Knight
- Mr. X, the villain in the Kung Fu Master Nintendo game
- Mr. X, in the film JFK
- Mr. X, in the novel The Nanny Diaries
- Mr. X, in the children's literacy program and television series The Letter People
- Number Six (The Prisoner), in The Prisoner episode "The Girl Who Was Death"
- Mr. X, the villain in the video game Mega Man 6
- Olga Gurlukovich, in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
- the T-103 Tyrant Bio Organic Weapon, in Resident Evil 2
- Mr. X, in the game The Ship
[edit] Other uses
- Mr. X (novel), a novel by Peter Straub
- Mr. X Inc., a visual effects production company
- The Amazing Mr. X, a.k.a. The Spiritualist, a 1948 thriller film
- Mr. X, the first American professional wrestler to wear a mask. Also used in recent years for any masked jobber.
- "Mr. X", the code name used on Howard Stern's morning radio show to refer to sidekick Robin Quivers' longtime boyfriend
- Mister X, song by Finnish rock band, Hurriganes