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Terence Stamp’s one life regret revealed as Superman star opened up about his ‘romance’ with Princess Diana and place he wanted his ashes scattered before his death aged 87

Experienced British actor Terence Stamp, 87 -year -old death to be burned years before the death of the Green Park announced.

In the 1960s, the Actor, who rised to fame in London and played Kripton bad guy General Zod in the original Superman films, died yesterday.

Stamp, in which the adventures of the desert queen in 1994, Priscilalla, starred as a transsexual woman, was nominated for BAFTA for her performance.

Speaking with Daily Mail in October 2012, Stamp said that the service order at the funeral would be ‘for my friends to decide, but I hope to be burned’.

‘I don’t have a house, so I live in motion, but I’m a London in my heart. I think my ashes must be scattered there, maybe in Green Park. ‘

In a comprehensive interview, Stamp said that Richard Harris was the role of regret for changing the ‘Josh Logan’ s 1967 music film Camelot ‘because I was afraid to sing’.

Stamp was a friend with Princess Diana and told journalist Rob McGibbon Definite article In the mail, the misunderstanding that he wished to be deleted was that he was ‘romantic’.

In 1938, the actor was born on the East Side of London: ‘We are really good chumstik, but still more questions about something. It was very fun – we had lunch at San Lorenzo and his company was heaven. ‘

In 2014, with a fairy -tale re -fairy -tale Madding crowd in London, Terence Stamp

Stamp, the biggest regret 'Josh Logan's 1967 Music Film Camelot'daki Arthur'daki' said that 'because Richard Harris took the role of singing' I'm afraid to sing '

Stamp, the biggest regret ‘Josh Logan’s 1967 Music Film Camelot’daki Arthur’daki’ said that ‘because Richard Harris took the role of singing’ I’m afraid to sing ‘

Terence Stamp and Princess Diana at the premiere of the film 'Wall Street' in London in 1988. In the interview, they insisted on 'they were not involved in romantic' but simply 'Chums'.

Terence Stamp and Princess Diana at the premiere of the film ‘Wall Street’ in London in 1988. In the interview, they insisted on ‘they were not involved in romantic’ but simply ‘Chums’.

Stamp said that the happiest moment of his life kissed the Jean Shrimpton for the first time. “He was in Hollywood in 1964. It was just a joy to take a look at him. We were together for three years. It was the love of my life.

The saddest was his mother’s death in 1985. He said: ‘He was in the hospital after a stroke and I thought he would shoot. I was overwhelmed by grief. ‘

Stamp also, the most valuable ownership of the Italian actress Silvana Mangano for him was a hand -woven carpet, the biggest pet hatred ‘personal issues about the people who speak loudly on mobile phones’, he said.

His favorite film was for the first time I looked at Brigitte Bardot for the first time – I fed with him ‘since 1956.

Stamp said that the figure from the date he wanted to buy a cake was a glass of Alexander the Great; The wisdom of the wisdom to pass to a child: ‘Be aware, be yourself and follow your heart.’

The unconscious ambition that continued to haunt him was: ‘To be in peace as soon as you silence the mind that the mind pushes you to the future.’

He asked how he wanted to be remembered, Stamp said: ‘As someone who spent his whole career as a stroller player.’

Stamp announced that the happiest moment of his life kissed the Jean Shrimpton for the first time. They are depicted in London before going to Australia in 1965

Stamp announced that the happiest moment of his life kissed the Jean Shrimpton for the first time. They are depicted in London before going to Australia in 1965

Stamp told him that he wanted to be burned and his ashes to disperse London's Green Park

Stamp told him that he wanted to be burned and his ashes to disperse London’s Green Park

Journalist Bay McGibbon, who interviewed with Stamp, said to Mail today: orum Terence was a super man and I remember really enjoying an interview with him.

“ Very low key, modest and speech was fascinating. He lived a very interesting and eye -catching life, but it was not gradual by everything.

‘It was completely grounded and never swinged by the world of showbiz. Although he was much older than me, I remember he gave me great advice to exercise me. It was a legend of another age and super cool. ‘

After winning a drama school scholarship, drama rose to acting fame in the 1960s.

Webber Douglas took him to the stage where he moved in the repertoire theater and met Michael Caine, five years older than that.

EXP lived together in an apartment on Harley Street while both of them were looking for their big breaks, but they previously separated their way and lost their touches.

Peter Ustinov’s Herman Melville’s Billy Budd’s 1962 film adaptation of the 1962 film adaptation and depicted the title character.

Julie Christie, known for her elegant clothes, starred in the 1967 film away from the crowd of Madding.

(From the left) Sarah Douglas, Terence Stamp and Jack O'HALLORAN in Superman II in 1980

(From the left) Sarah Douglas, Terence Stamp and Jack O’HALLORAN in Superman II in 1980

Terence Stamp and Julie Christie, 1967 film away from the crowd of Madding

Terence Stamp and Julie Christie, 1967 film away from the crowd of Madding

Terence Stamp and his wife Elizabeth O'Rourke in 2005 in Marrakech. They divorced in 2008

Terence Stamp and his wife Elizabeth O’Rourke in 2005 in Marrakech. They divorced in 2008

Actor Terence Stamp was depicted before playing a leading role in 1962 film Billy Budd

Actor Terence Stamp was depicted before playing a leading role in 1962 film Billy Budd

However, after missing James Bond’s role, he drew attention for a while.

Until 1978, General Zod became the most famous role and appeared in Superman’s 1980 sequel.

Stamp also received great praise for director Steven Soderbergh’s leadership in The Limey, the 1999 crime drama, The Limey.

In the late 90s, he began to write a voice actor and books, but in 2008 he continued to move in films on the films directed by Tim Burton, which appeared with Tom Cruise in Valkyrie.

Stamp married Elizabeth O’Rourke, 64, 64 years old in 2002, but the couple divorced six years later. He had no children.

The film career, which covers twenty years, ended with a 2021 Psychological thriller in Soho last night.

Now read the entire Mail’s Weekend magazine on October 6, 2012:

Final article: We ask a series of evil problems from a celebrity – and we just accept the exact answer. Actor Terence Stamp this week

British actor Terence Stamp in London, 2004

British actor Terence Stamp in London, 2004

The valuable property you value above others… Italian actress Silvana Mangano is a beautiful hand weaving carpet made for me. It was bright in Needlepoint and lasted for two years.

Unqualified regret that you wish to be able to change… I was afraid to sing in Josh Logan’s 1967 music film Camelot because I turned down some of Arthur. Richard Harris took part.

The way you spend your fantasy 24 hours without travel restriction… I would wake up with the sound of a call for prayer at Palais Jamaï Hotel in Fez, Fez. Then I would go to the New York Athletics Club for swim and steam, then Brunch in San Francisco. I would go back to Manhattan for Shad Roe [fish eggs] For lunch, hang out at the Grand Central Station’s Oyster Bar, my brother Chris and East Hampton. I miss Concorde, so I used to fly to London for West End game, then I would go back to dinner with Elio’s friends on the Upper East Side. I always order a plate of fried pumpkin to start. I don’t drink alcohol, but I would be pleased with a cold bottle of badoid mineral juice.

The attraction you wish to resist… Organicly written bread with olive oil. This is fat, but I think of it as a treatment because I grew up on the eastern end of London during the war and after the German bombing raids, my mother always said, ‘Don’t worry, let’s get a nice cup of tea and toast’.

The book with an endless resonance… Shaving knife by Somerset Maugham. After being traumatized in the First World War, it is a strong book about an American pilot’s search for meaning in life.

If you were an invisible man for a day, the priority activity… I would enter the center of Monsanto, a multinational agricultural and biotechnology company to see how much genetically modified food they made.

The pet hatred of pets that always return … People who speak loud on their mobile phones on personal issues.

The movie you can watch over and over again… And God created a woman from 1956 onwards. I was 17 years old and for the first time I took a look at Brigitte Bardot. I was fed with him.

The person who impressed you the most… Baron Frederik Van Pallandt. In the 60s, he was a Dutch singer and he became my mind. He taught me that less than less.

Most of the cake and the figure from the date you want to buy a glass… Great Alexander. I’m only impressed by the strong figures dealing with him.

Part of the wisdom you will transfer to a child… Be aware, be yourself and follow your heart.

Unexpected interest that affects your curiosity… I am 74 years old and suddenly I noticed the benefits of high -intensity education. I do a 15 -minute exercise every week and it keeps me in the form.

Dear product you lost and wish you to be able to do it again… Greek philosopher Socrates’s lead bust. I had to sell it in the mid -70s to pay the rent because I was completely broken.

The endless task that directs you… To reach 80 with a completely flexible spine. I make regular yoga.

The poem that touches your soul… Masnavi, a collection of Rumi’s spiritual poems [the 13th-century Persian poet and mystic].

The event that changed the course of your life and character… At the age of 27, he met Jiddu Krishnamurti from Indian spiritual teacher and philosopher. His teachings opened my eyes very much.

Don’t misunderstand yourself about yourself … I am interested in Princess Diana romantically. We are really good chums, but still more questions about something. It was very fun – we had lunch at San Lorenzo and his company was heaven.

Knowing that you can get rid of it, the crime you will commit … I played Shah Jahan’s Yeşim Drinking Cup [made in 1657] V & a. The most elegant object I’ve ever seen. The song that expresses the most for you… Day and night Cole Porter. It’s just a nice song and I love it.

The happiest moment you will feed forever … When I first kissed Jean Shrimpton! He was in Hollywood in 1964. It was just a joy to take a look at him. We’ve been together for three years. It was the love of my life. Definitely.

The saddest time to shake your world… My mother’s death in 1985. He was in the hospital after a stroke and I thought he would shoot. I was overwhelmed by grief.

Unfinished ambition that continues to disturb you… To be in peace at this moment, you silence the mind that the mind pushes you to the future.

Philosophy that supports your life… Do it to others as they do to you.

Service order at your funeral… My friends would have decided, but I’m waiting to be burned. I don’t have a house, so I live in motion, but I’m a London in my heart. I think my ashes must be scattered there, maybe in Green Park.

The way you want to remember… As someone who spends his entire career as a stroller player.

Receipt… Memoir Rare stamps were published by Escargot Books as E -Books. www.escargot-books.com

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