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ロイス・マクスウェル（Lois Maxwell、本名 Lois Hooker、1927年 2月14日 - 2007年 9月29日）は、カナダ出身の女優。映画『007シリーズ』の初代マネーペニー役として知られる。
Lois Maxwell (eigentlich Lois Hooker, * 14.Februar 1927 in Kitchener, Ontario, Kanada; † 29. September 2007 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australien) war eine kanadische Schauspielerin, die vor allem durch ihre Rolle als „Miss Moneypenny“ in vierzehn James-Bond-Filmen bekannt wurde.
Lois Maxwell (ur. 14 lutego 1927 w Kitchener, Kanada, zm. 29 września 2007 w Fremantle, Australia) – kanadyjska aktorka, znana z występów w roli Panny Moneypenny z serii filmów o przygodach Jamesa Bonda. W 1948 roku została uhonorowana Złotym Globem dla najbardziej obiecującej aktorki za rolę Julii Kane w filmie z 1947 pt.
Lois Maxwell nel film Pazzia (1948). Lois Maxwell, pseudonimo di Lois Ruth Hooker (Kitchener, 14 febbraio 1927 – Fremantle, 29 settembre 2007), è stata un'attrice canadese.. È conosciuta, in particolare, per aver interpretato il ruolo di Miss Jane Moneypenny, segretaria di M, capo del Secret Intelligence Service britannico, in quattordici film della saga di James Bond, nato dalla penna di ...
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 ...
30 de sept. de 2007 · 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 had been a "great asset" to the early Bond movies.
Lois Maxwell, the Canadian-born actress who has played the faithful Moneypenny in all five Bond epics, was in Chicago this week to talk about the latest (which, she hinted in response to energetic questioning, opened Friday at the Chicago Theater). "The James Bond role has become a Frankenstein's monster for poor Sean," she said.
