Priscilla, Superman actor Terence Stamp dies aged 87
In his statement on Sunday, Terence Stamp, who named as an actor in London in the 1960s and continued to play Arch-Gillain General Zod in the hits “Superman” and “Superman II” hits “Superman” and “Superman II”.
In 1968, the Oscar -nominated actor took part in Pier Paolo Pasolini’s “Theorem” in 1971, from 197 Bir A Season in Hell ,, in 1994 to the “Priscilan’s adventures ğı where he played Basger in Trans Bernadette.
Terence stamp, 1994 Australian film The Priscilalla adventures, and Terence Stamp as Bernadette in Bernadette alongside the desert queen Priscilalla. Photo: mgmCredit: Mgm
The family told Reuters that Pul died on Sunday morning.
“As both actor and writer, he leaves an extraordinary working group that will continue to touch and inspire people in the coming years,” he said. “We want privacy in this sad time.”
In 1938, on the eastern side of London, the son of a tugboat Stoker first endured the bombing of the city during the Second World War before leaving the school in advertising, and finally won a scholarship to go to the drama school.
Famous for his good appearance and a sense of flawless dress, he founded one of the most glamorous pairs of England with Julie Christie, in 1967, with Julie Christie. He was also released with the Jean Shrimpton model and was chosen as a nymph of inspiration by photographer David Bailey.
Terence Stamp (left) at the Marrakech Film Festival in 2012.Credit: Getty Images
After not getting the role of James Bond to accomplish Sean Connery, he took part in Italian films and worked with Federico Fellini in the late 1960s.
He left the room and read Yoga in India before opening his highest profile role – in 1978, “Superman”, General Zod, the Megalomaniac leader of the Kryptonians, and the sequel in 1980.
In 2008, Tom Cruise and “Valkyrie”, in 2011, Matt Damon and “Settlement Office” and Tim Burton’s films, including a series of other films.
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