Terence Stamp Overview:

Actor, Terence Stamp, was born Terence Henry Stamp on Jul 22, 1938 in Stepney, England. As of December 2024, Terence Stamp was 86 years old.

HONORS and AWARDS:

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Although Stamp was nominated for one Oscar, he never won a competitive Academy Award.

Academy Awards

YearAwardFilm nameRoleResult
1962Best Supporting ActorBilly Budd (1962)Billy BuddNominated
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Terence Stamp Quotes:

Billy Budd: Farewell to the Rights of Man!


Freddie Clegg: Don't worry. I'll respect your every privacy.


Blue: I'm tired, Mr. Parker... particularly of you.


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Terence Stamp Facts
Both he and his The Company of Wolves (1984) co-star David Warner have played Jor-El, the biological Kryptonian father of Superman. He provided the character's voice in "Smallville" (2001) whereas Warner played the role in "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (1993).

A publicity shot from The Collector (1965) showing Stamp holding a chloroform pad was used for the cover of The Smiths single "What Difference Does It Make." After some copies were printed, Stamp decided he didn't want his photo to be used, and the rest of the copies appeared with Morrissey in the exact same pose, looking very much like him but holding a glass of milk instead. Later, Stamp relented and his photo was reinstated on the 12-inch single cover.

Turned down the title role in Alfie (1966) and suggested that they cast his roommate, Michael Caine. Caine got the part, for which he received his first Oscar nomination. (Source: Robert Osborne on TCM 1/31/10).

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