Moneypenny

If your book has a scene where your Moneypenny is doing her own thing away from Bond, readers may feel annoyed and dissatisfied.

Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Don’t let minor characters steal the show 2009

Moneypenny is perhaps one of the greatest tertiary characters of all time.

Goodbye, Miss Moneypenny 2007

The name Moneypenny came from an unfinished novel by Peter Fleming, Ian's brother, entitled The Sett.

CommanderBond.net 2009

After ending a speech rehearsal -- before his odious executive assisant "Moneypenny" -- with a grandiloquent flourish about Sterling Cooper leading the way into the future for American business, Pryce asks for reaction.

William Bradley: Mad Men: "The Color Blue" -- HuffPost Review 2009

This reveals that there is to be a trilogy of books, published by the ancient firm of John Murray, no less, entitled The Moneypenny Diaries.

Copyright in characters Michael Allen 2005

In 2005, the first of three novels entitled The Moneypenny Diaries came out, a trilogy from the point of view of Miss Moneypenny sanctioned by Ian Fleming Publications.

Film | guardian.co.uk 2009

She had the bad habit of paying much more attention to the attentions of "Moneypenny," the assistant to the agency's new British overseer, than to her own boss.

William Bradley: Mad Men: "My Old Kentucky Home" -- HuffPost Review 2009

His smarmy assistant, "Moneypenny," gives the phone to Lane.

William Bradley: Mad Men's Sensational Season Finale -- HuffPost Review 2009

And did you ever notice that M's secretary is named "Moneypenny," which also begins with an "M"?

At the Grave of William Billings Matthew Guerrieri 2007

(The arriving Brits, including an officious executive secretary known behind his back as "Moneypenny," are just becoming known.)

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