Doris Lloyd (1896-1968) was a British actress, known for her prolific career as a character actress in Hollywood cinema. Born in Liverpool, she began her career in the theater before moving to the United States, where she successfully transitioned from silent to sound films. Her filmography, which includes over 150 titles, is characterized by supporting roles, often playing governesses, aristocrats, or maternal figures. Her most notable appearances include *The Wolf Man* (1941), Alfred Hitchcock's *Suspicion* (1941), and roles in classics such as *Mary Poppins* (1964) and *The Sound of Music* (1965). Although she did not receive major individual awards, her constant presence and versatility made her a familiar and indispensable face in classic Hollywood cinema. She worked until shortly before her death, solidifying her reputation as a reliable and professional actress, appreciated by directors and colleagues for her solid preparation and her ability to enrich every scene in which she appeared.