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Oct 2, 2007 · Lois Maxwell, the Canadian-born actress who was to many fans the definitive Miss Moneypenny in James Bond films, has died in Western Australia aged 80, the BBC reported on Sunday.
Miss Moneypenny, is a character in the James Bond novels and films. She is secretary to M, who is Bond's boss and head of the British Secret Service. She was portrayed by Lois Maxwell in 14 films between 1962 and 1985, as well as in Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond, a television special. Although she has a small part in the films, it is always highlighted by the underscored romantic tension between ...
Lois Maxwell, best known for playing Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond franchise, passed away at Freemantle Hospital in Perth, Australia. She was 80. Before playing the double-entendre-dropping secretary to “M” at Scotland Yard, Maxwell was born Lois Hooker in 1927, in Ontario Canada. By the age of 15 she was performing on radio with the ...
Sep 30, 2007 · Maxwell was a regular in the Bond series for over 20 years. Actress Lois Maxwell, who starred as Miss Moneypenny in a string of James Bond movies, has died aged 80. Maxwell starred alongside Sir Sean Connery in Bond's first movie outing, Dr No, in 1962. She played the role until 1985's A View To A Kill with Sir Roger Moore, who told the BBC she ...
Sep 30, 2007 · LONDON – Actress Lois Maxwell, who starred as Miss Moneypenny in 14 James Bond movies, has died, the British Broadcasting Corp. reported Sunday. She was 80. The Canadian-born actress starred ...
Actress Lois Maxwell, the devoted and perennially infatuated secretary Miss Moneypenny in a string of James Bond movies, died of cancer at the Fremantle Hospital in Perth, Western Australia, on Saturday, Sept. 29. She was 80. Maxwell began playing Miss Moneypenny in 1962, in Sean Connery ’s first James Bond movie, Dr. No.
Lois Maxwell. Actress. 14 February 1927 to 28 September 2007. 007s came and went but Miss Moneypenny remained eternal through the first 14 films in the James Bond canon – from (1962) to (1985) – and it was as M’s secretary that Maxwell found fame. Her other movies include (1962) and (1963). View Lois Maxwell's Times Obituary.
