Lois Maxwell 1927-2007 ( Miss Moneypenny )
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Lois Maxwell (1927-2007)
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Lois Maxwell (14th February 1927 - 29th September 2007) was a Canadian actress. Born Lois Ruth Hooker, Maxwell began her film career in the late 1940s, and won a Golden Globe Award for the New Actress of the Year for her performance in That Hagen Girl (1947). Following a number of small film roles, Maxwell grew dissatisfied and travelled to Italy where she worked in films from 1951 until 1955, and following her marriage, she moved to the United Kingdom where she appeared in several television productions. She originated the role of Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond franchise, playing the character in fourteen films, from Dr. No (1962) until her final performance of the character in A View to a Kill (1985). As Maxwell's career declined, she lived in Canada, Switzerland and the United Kingdom, until she was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2001. She moved to Perth, Western Australia where she lived with her son until her death in 2007, at the age of eighty. PUBLIC DOMAIN News item
roger moore & lois maxwell in a scene from 'the saint'
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lois maxwell guest stars in the episode 'interlude in venice' in 1966. because her work as miss moneypenny in the bond films is so well known, this scene demonstrates the difference between the melodramatic expressiveness of moore's first show and the tighter, colder 007 storytelling, where it's all about The Hero, and others in the story -- both women and men -- are in his shadow (cuz they're childishly stupid).
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny - Bernard Lee - M - Spoof
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Lois Maxwell as Miss Moneypenny and Bernard Lee as M in a non official James Bond movie. Bons baisers de Hong Kong French Spoof
Mantrap (Terence Fisher 1953) Paul Henreid Lois Maxwell Hammer Film Noir
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Hello, I've been collecting rare films and television programmes for nearly twenty years now and I thought it was high time I shared some clips from a few of the titles in my archive with you nice people out there. If you've a similar passion or just want to say hello, thanks etc. get in touch with me here or at statesedgefilms@virginmedia.com MANTRAP (1953) A mystery made mysterious by the writers via misleading clues, lack of cohesion and glaring loopholes begins when Speight escapes after being found guilty of murder, and his wife, Thelma, believes he is after her because she is in love with another man and has changed her name. Lawyer Bishop and friend, playing a hunch, finds Speight at the scene of the crime and learns he is after the real murderer and not his wife. They shift through several men as suspects, all of whom seem to know his wife rather well (IMDB). I look forward to hearing from (at least) a few of you and hope that you enjoy my humble offerings.
Lois Maxwell 1927 - 2007
In memory of Lois, the best miss Moneypenny
Ebe Stignani/Lois Maxwell "Judgment Scene" Aida
Giulio Neri as Ramfis. Film from 1952
Aida (1951) Film with Sophia Loren and Lois Maxwell, pt. 1
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A famous opera film. While this is in some respects the height of 1950s' cinema kitsch, it is nonetheless a fascinating take on Aida. With the voices of Tebaldi, Stignani, Bechi and Campora. Aida is played by Sophia Loren. Amneris, upstaging her (as so often happens in actual Aida performances), is the great Canadian actress, Lois Maxwell, who some 10 years later created the role of Miss MoneyPenny in the James Bond series. In the opening credits, Maxwell managed to get her name on a single card, while the others, including Sophia Loren, are grouped in a list.
Aida (1951) Film with Sophia Loren and Lois Maxwell, pt. 2
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Here, in Act 2 Sc 1, Amneris, played by the deviously sinister Lois Maxwell (with the voice of Ebe Stignani), tricks Aida, played by Sophia Loren (with the voice of Renata Tebaldi) into confessing her love for Radames. The lip syncing is so good, one scarcely realizes that it is not the actress' voices that one hears.
Aida (1951) Film with Sophia Loren and Lois Maxwell, pt. 3
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Act 4 Scene 1, the Judgment Scene, from the Italian film of "Aida". Amneris is played by Canadian Lois Maxwell, lip-syncing to the voice of the great Italian mezzo, Ebe Stignani. A decade later, Lois Maxwell would create the unforgettable character of Miss MoneyPenny in the James Bond films.
Aida (1951) Film with Sophia Loren and Lois Maxwell, END
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In the last few minutes of this 1950s' Italian film version of "Aida", Aida and Radames are off-camera. The film ends on a stunning final shot of Amneris -- Lois Maxwell (and the voice of Ebe Stignani).
Actress ( Lois Maxwell )
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Actress ... Lois Maxwell aka Miss Moneypenny from the James Bond Movies ( M )
Lois Maxwell (Miss Moneypenny) Tribute
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The best of the best Bond Girl
Re: Actress ( Lois Maxwell )
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Lois Maxwell's Presentation on Daniel Singleton/Fortune Jenkins/Roseland Cemetary
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The Best of British - Roger Moore TV Special Part 1/5
There's been many TV specials on Sean Connery over the years but few and far between dedicated to Roger Moore. This episode from The Best of British series makes up for that, it was broadcast on BBC1, 22 October 1999. His extensive career is covered, including Ivanhoe, The Saint, The Persuaders, Bond and his charity work for UNICEF. Also there is a rare chance to see some other clips from lesser known films and the amusing scene from the first episode of the Persuaders -- at the bar. Lois Maxwell, Jane Seymour, Michael Caine, Bryan Forbes, John Glen & Hal Needham contribute to the anecdotes.
The Best of British - Roger Moore TV Special Part 2/5
There's been many TV specials on Sean Connery over the years but few and far between dedicated to Roger Moore. This episode from The Best of British series makes up for that, it was broadcast on BBC1, 22 October 1999. His extensive career is covered, including Ivanhoe, The Saint, The Persuaders, Bond and his charity work for UNICEF. Also there is a rare chance to see some other clips from lesser known films and the amusing scene from the first episode of the Persuaders -- at the bar. Lois Maxwell, Jane Seymour, Michael Caine, Bryan Forbes, John Glen & Hal Needham contribute to the anecdotes.
The Best of British - Roger Moore TV Special Part 3/5
There's been many TV specials on Sean Connery over the years but few and far between dedicated to Roger Moore. This episode from The Best of British series makes up for that, it was broadcast on BBC1, 22 October 1999. His extensive career is covered, including Ivanhoe, The Saint, The Persuaders, Bond and his charity work for UNICEF. Also there is a rare chance to see some other clips from lesser known films and the amusing scene from the first episode of the Persuaders -- at the bar. Lois Maxwell, Jane Seymour, Michael Caine, Bryan Forbes, John Glen & Hal Needham contribute to the anecdotes.
The Best of British - Roger Moore TV Special Part 4/5
There's been many TV specials on Sean Connery over the years but few and far between dedicated to Roger Moore. This episode from The Best of British series makes up for that, it was broadcast on BBC1, 22 October 1999. His extensive career is covered, including Ivanhoe, The Saint, The Persuaders, Bond and his charity work for UNICEF. Also there is a rare chance to see some other clips from lesser known films and the amusing scene from the first episode of the Persuaders -- at the bar. Lois Maxwell, Jane Seymour, Michael Caine, Bryan Forbes, John Glen & Hal Needham contribute to the anecdotes.
Miss Moneypenny
Lois Maxwell playing Miss Moneypenny in 14 James Bond movies From Dr No 1962 to A View To A KIll 1985. And Samantha Bond
The Best of British - Roger Moore TV Special Part 5/5
There's been many TV specials on Sean Connery over the years but few and far between dedicated to Roger Moore. This episode from The Best of British series makes up for that, it was broadcast on BBC1, 22 October 1999. His extensive career is covered, including Ivanhoe, The Saint, The Persuaders, Bond and his charity work for UNICEF. Also there is a rare chance to see some other clips from lesser known films and the amusing scene from the first episode of the Persuaders -- at the bar. Lois Maxwell, Jane Seymour, Michael Caine, Bryan Forbes, John Glen & Hal Needham contribute to the anecdotes.
R.Tebaldi/S.Loren-G. Campora/L. Marra "Tomb Scene" Aida
Renata Tebaldi as Aida played by Sophia Loren; Giuseppe Campora as Radames played by Luciano della Marra, Ebe Stignani as Amneris played by Lois Maxwell. Film 1952
IN MEMORIAM Vol.5
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In Memoriam,Vol.5 (Slideshow) Dedicated to Actress Vivien Leigh, Actor James Stewart, Actress Jean Seberg, Actor Robert Mitchum, Actress Betty Grable, Actor William Holden, Actress Vilma Bánky, Actor Richard Widmark, Actress Alida Valli, Actor James Whitmore, Actress Judy Garland, Actor Clark Gable, Actress Francoise Rosay, Actor Walter Brennan, Actress Ann Savage, Actor Charles Bronson, Actress Jill Ireland, Actor Lee Van Cleef, Actress Ann Sothern, Actor Charles Coburn, Actress Hazel Court, Actor Cary Grant, Actress Jean Caulfield, Actor Charles Hawtrey, Actress Lois Maxwell, Actor Sydney Greenstreet, and Actress Barbara Cason.
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** FILE ** In this March 30, 1947 picture, Lois Maxwell, 20-year-old Canadian-born actress, receives her Screen Actors Guild member card from the new president of the guild, actor Ronald Reagan, in Hollywood, Calif. Maxwell, who starred as Miss Moneypenn
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Lois Maxwell
10 Oct 2007
The Independent
For those of us who were children in the early Sixties, writes Martyn P. Jackson, Lois...
Lois Maxwell, actress in James Bond movies
02 Oct 2007
The Charlotte Observer
LONDON -- Lois Maxwell, who starred as Miss Moneypenny in 14 James Bond movies, died Saturday, according to the British Broadcasting Corp. She was 80.The Canadian-born actress starred alongside Sean Connery in the first James Bond movie, "Dr. No," in 1962 as the secretary to M, the head of the...
The Los Angeles Times
Lois Maxwell, a Canadian-born actress who was to many moviegoers the definitive Miss Moneypenny in James Bond films, has died, the British Broadcasting Corp. reported Sunday. She was 80. Maxwell, the demure foil to Bond's suave rake in 14 films from 1962's "Dr. No" to 1985's "A View to a Kill," died...
Lois Maxwell, 'Miss Moneypenny,' dies at 80
01 Oct 2007
Star Tribune
LONDON � Lois Maxwell, who starred as Miss Moneypenny in 14 James Bond movies, has died near her home in Perth, Australia, the British Broadcasting Corp. reported. She was 80. The Canadian-born actress, who died...
Asbury Park Press
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 alongside Sean Connery in the first James Bond movie, "Dr. No," in 1962...
Bond's Moneypenny, Lois Maxwell, Dies
01 Oct 2007
Obituaries | Lois Maxwell
01 Oct 2007
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Bond's Miss Moneypenny for 14 films LONDON - 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 alongside Sean Connery in the first James Bond movie, "Dr. No," in 1962 as the...
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Lois Maxwell, who starred as Miss Moneypenny in 14 James Bond movies, died Saturday. She was 80. The British Broadcasting...
Actress Lois Maxwell exits stage
01 Oct 2007
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SYDNEY - On screen, Lois Maxwell played the woman James Bond never seduced, Miss Moneypenny. In real life, she was more than his match ' an adventurous traveller, an entertainer, and a flirt to the end. Her death on Saturday at Fremantle Hospital, in Western Australia, from a combination of lung and...
Lois Maxwell
| Name | Lois Maxwell |
|---|---|
| Caption | in That Hagen Girl (1947) |
| Birthname | Lois Ruth Hooker) was a Canadian actress. |
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