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Oscar-nominated actor and Superman star Terence Stamp leaves more than £1m in his will to his niece and brother ⊕
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The acting great, who starred in Superman as arch-villain General Zod, left his entire estate, worth a gross value of £1,016,934, to his niece, Amelia Stoppard, and younger brother.
5 months ago
Patsy Kensit claims she had a 'secret affair with Terence Stamp when she was 23 and he was 53 while they were filming Prince Of Shadows' ○
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The actress, now 57, said the relationship began in the early 1990s while working together on the crimethriller Prince of Shadows, which was filmed in Madrid.
11 months ago
ALISON BOSHOFF: Terence Stamp's last role: How the Sixties star made a dementia documentary at his own care home ○
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I'm told they were making a documentary about his amazing life story - he was nominated for an Oscar for his first film role, in Billy Budd; and went on to be synonymous with Swinging London.
‘If the devil did exist, he’d be just such a gentleman’: Neil Jordan remembers Terence Stamp ○
The Company of Wolves director on casting the late actor and an unforgettable hour on set involving Stamp, a Rolls-Royce and a shrivelled skull
Obituary of Terence Stamp
Terence Stamp: a life in pictur…
‘He gave me a massage. I’ve never been in more pain in my life’: Terence Stamp remembered by Paul Andrew Williams ○
The writer and director of Song for Marion recalls moments of bravado, tenderness and alarming physical fitness with the late actor
We sent Terence the script for Song for Marion, and he just turned …
Terence Stamp opened up about funeral plans, his one regret - and 'romance' with Princess Diana before his death aged 87 ○
Academy Award-nominated actor Terence Stamp, who rose to fame in London in the 1960s and played Kryptonian villain General Zod in the original Superman films, died yesterday aged 87.
Terence Stamp remembered by Priscilla director Stephan Elliott: ‘Those eyes turned everybody to jelly’ ○
The Australian director reflects on his 32-year friendship with Stamp, who was initially ‘absolutely terrified’ to play a trans woman – and their work on the Priscilla sequel
Terence Stamp, face of 60…
Actor Terence Stamp, who starred as Superman villain, dies aged 87 ○
The Oscar-nominated actor shot to fame in the 1960s, going on to star in numerous films across a six decade career.
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