Lois Maxwell

Canadian actress Lois Maxwell has died. She was 80. The Golden Globe-winning star - famed for her role as Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond movies - died at the Fremantle Hospital, Western Australia, on Saturday evening. Read more!Read Full Story

I have very fond memories of Lois Maxwell from my childhood. How I'd love those Bond films on channel seven in the late seventies. May she Rest in Peace. More here.Read Full Story

Lois Maxwell who starred in 14 of the James Bond Movies has passed away at the age of 80. She starred with Sean Connery, George Lazenby, and Roger Moore. She will be missed. To read the full article CLICK HERE Source: RottenTomatoes Popcorn Ninja Technorati Tags: james bond movies , ms. moneypenny , lois maxwell Bookmark This PostRead Full Story

This small house is located in Toronto. It has a living room, kitchen and bedroom. The entire house sits on a parcel of land 7.25 feet wide and 113.67 feet long. Its interior surface is slightly under 30o square. (Behind the house, you even have a small cute patio). It's on sale for $173,000. What do you do with a remnant space only 2.4 meters (7 feet 10 inches) wide? Sculp(IT), a "young, progressive and complementary team of architects who apply their passion for architecture to every task...Read Full Story

My wife walked out on You Only Live Twice . She got up and left about forty minutes in. I finished it because I figured forty minutes was halfway and I could make it. It was tough. The film’s memorable because of the beginning, where James Bond dies. It’s an interesting scene, even though it’s never explained. The ninjas are sort of memorable, but not specifically, because it’s a lame scene. What stunned me about the film was how sexist it is. For a James Bond movie to be stunningly...Read Full Story

Here we have another version of an angel wings tattoo . And this one seems to be on a guy. But that of course does not matter at all. I am not certain of the significance of the tribal tattoo style markings in the center of the wings but the wing themselves are pretty sharp looking and have a great deal of eye appeal. If I saw this tattoo out at the beach I would probably walk up closer to take a better look at it, because it catches the eye and whenever a tattoo does that for me I want to...Read Full Story

If you're looking for pictures of angel wings tattoos, you want to look somewhere where you'll find high quality unique tattoo designs. Angel wings tattoos can be inked in various sizes so you want to have an idea of where on your body you will put the tattoo before you look for pictures of angel wings tattoos. Click the Images to Read More Click Here to Read More Picture Of Angel Wing TattoosRead Full Story

Angel wings Tattoo is extremely cool. It is a spiritual symbol of faith and protection. It could be small or large, ideal for any man or woman who want to express their artistic personality, or keeping the memory of their love ones. Most man place the angel wings Tattoo on the upper arm or chest, while most women prefer placement on the shoulder or abdomen. A large angel wings Tattoo is commonly seen on the back by both men and women. Angel wings Tattoo s represent different meaningsRead Full Story

A tattoo of someone’s name is such a bad idea for so many reasons, but just because you made a mistake that doesn’t mean you have to get stuck with it forever, or pay a big bill for laser surgery. Cover up tattoos are a great way to hide your mistakes if you can’t erase them, and a nice but bigger picture goes a long way.Read Full Story

When she left Toronto in 1943, she was just plain Lois Hooker, off to join the Canadian army. When she finally returned to her native Toronto 19 years later, she was Lois Maxwell, film star of James Bond movies, deserving a City Hall reception from mayor William Dennison. Lois Maxwell, who died Saturday in Perth, Australia, from cancer, once predicted her obituary would start with the line "Miss Moneypenny Dead." Her role in 14 Bond films as secretary to M, Bond's boss and head of the British...Read Full Story