Terence Stamp, the English actor whose piercing presence defined villains and heroes alike in films such as Superman and The Limey , has died. He was 87. A statement from.
Terence Stamp, the English actor whose piercing presence defined villains and heroes alike in films such as Superman and The Limey, has died. He was 87. A statement from Stamp’s family said he died Sunday, per the . The actor also gave acclaimed performances in British cinema across decades, keeping his standards when choosing roles up though not impossibly high. «I don’t do crappy movies, unless I haven’t got the rent», he once said, the AP reports. Stamp’s interest in acting was sparked when he saw the 1939 film Beau Geste in a theater.
