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Lois Lane Movie and TV Show Credits

Film and TV appearances made by the fictional character, Lois Lane, including the name of the actor/actress who played the role:

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Man of Steel (2013) (Movie)

Played by Amy Adams

Movie 43 (2013) (Movie)

Played by Uma Thurman

Robot Chicken: DC Comics Special (2012) (TV Movie)

Played by Megan Fox

Superman: Requiem (2011) (Movie)

Played by Marina Vittoria

The Death and Return of Superman (2011) (Short Film)

Played by Mandy Moore

Hollywoodland (2006) (Movie)

Played by Lorry Ayers

Superman Returns (2006) (Movie)

Played by Kate Bosworth

The Batman (2004) (TV Show)

Played by Dana Delany

World's Finest (2004) (Short Film)

Played by Nina Kaczorowski

Justice League (2001) (TV Show)

Played by Dana Delany

Smallville (2001) (TV Show)

Played by Erica Durance

Superman (1996) (TV Show)

Played by Dana Delany

Superman: The Last Son of Krypton (1996) (TV Movie)

Played by Dana Delany

The Batman Superman Movie: World's Finest (1996) (TV Movie)

Played by Dana Delany

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (1993) (TV Show)

Played by Teri Hatcher

Superman (1988) (TV Show)

Played by Ginny McSwain

Played by Julie Bennett

The New Adventures of Superman (1966) (TV Show)

Played by Joan Alexander

Stamp Day for Superman (1954) (Short Film)

Played by Noel Neill

Superman and the Jungle Devil (1954) (Movie)

Played by Noel Neill

Adventures of Superman (1952) (TV Show)

Played by Noel Neill

Played by Phyllis Coates

Superman and the Mole-Men (1951) (Movie)

Played by Phyllis Coates

Atom Man vs. Superman (1950) (Movie)

Played by Noel Neill

Superman (1948) (Movie)

Played by Noel Neill

Jungle Drums (1943) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

The Mummy Strikes (1943) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

The Underground World (1943) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

Billion Dollar Limited (1942) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

Destruction Inc. (1942) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

Electric Earthquake (1942) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

Japoteurs (1942) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

Showdown (1942) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

Terror on the Midway (1942) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

The Arctic Giant (1942) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

The Bulleteers (1942) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

The Magnetic Telescope (1942) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

Volcano (1942) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

Superman (1941) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

The Mechanical Monsters (1941) (Short Film)

Played by Joan Alexander

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First Name

Lois

Last Name

Lane

Full Name at Birth

Lois Lane

Birthplace

USA

Eye Color

Hair Color

Ethnicity

Nationality

Occupation

Reporter

Sister(s)

Lucy Lane

Other Family Members

Chloe Sullivan (cousin)

Gabe Sullivan (uncle)

Friends

Clark Kent, Martha Kent, Jonathan Kent

Associated People

Lex Luther

Wikipedia

Lois Lane is a fictional character appearing in comic books published by DC Comics. Created by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster, she first appeared in Action Comics#1 (June 1938). Lois is the primary love interest of Superhero Superman. And for fifteen years in the DC continuity, was also his wife. Like Superman's alter ego, Clark Kent, she is a reporter for the Metropolis newspaper the Daily Planet.