Lois Maxwell, a screen presence for over four decades, holds a particularly cherished spot in the hearts of collectors for her iconic portrayal of Miss Moneypenny. Starting with *Dr. No* in 1962 and continuing through *A View to a Kill* in 1985, Maxwell's sophisticated wit and unrequited longing for 007 became a staple of the Bond franchise. Dedicated collectors covet the early Bond films, especially finding pristine editions of *Goldfinger* (1964) and *From Russia with Love* (1963) which often feature her memorable interactions in high-definition Blu-ray or 4K restorations, offering fans the ultimate viewing experience of her classic performances. Beyond her enduring Bond legacy, Maxwell’s career spanned diverse genres and offered collectors unique finds. Her early work includes the classic British fantasy *A Matter of Life and Death* (1946), a Criterion Collection staple for its visual innovation. Later, she brought a nuanced performance to Stanley Kubrick’s controversial *Lolita* (1962) and was part of the chilling ensemble in Robert Wise's atmospheric horror masterpiece, *The Haunting* (1963). These films, often re-released with extensive bonus features, provide a deeper appreciation for Maxwell’s range and serve as essential additions for any serious physical media enthusiast.