Terence Stamp's dashing good looks and smouldering glare made him a star of 1960s cinema. One of the stalwarts of Swinging London, the working class actor's first film earned him an Oscar nomination.
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Why Terence Stamp was THE icon of the 60s
When it came to casting his swinging 60s-set drama Last Night In Soho, director Edgar Wright peppered his film with actors whose fame was tied to the decade of peace and love. But of all those players ...
Terence Stamp, the British actor renowned for his portrayal of the formidable General Zod in the 1978 film Superman and its 1980 sequel Superman II, passed away on Sunday at the age of 87. Stamp’s ...
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