Career
Born Margaret E. Lyndon in England in 1937, d'Abo took the professional pseudonym "Maggie London". She worked mainly as a model but in the course of her career, which took place mainly during the 1960s, acted in some television series and a few films. In the mid-1960s ,d'Abo appeared in the catalog for fashion agency Jane Bell.
Her entry indicated that she was 5 feet 6 inches (168 m) tall, with blue eyes and red hair. Her measurements were 34-23-36 (inches), or 86-58-91 (cm). She specialized in hair and leg modeling.
D'Abo's film career consisted primarily of small supporting roles. In the Beatles movie A Hard Day's Night, for example, she played a blonde girl dancing with George Harrison and with Ringo Starr at a nightclub. In 2001: A Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick, she played a hostess in the space station.
It was, however, the first spoken lines of the film, the first act, The Dawn of Man, having had no dialogue.
