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Actor Terence Stamp, ‘Superman’ villain, dies

Terence Stamp, Brooding Legend of British Cinema, Dies at 87

Terence Stamp, the strikingly handsome British actor who embodied the swinging sixties and whose versatility shone in Billy Budd, Superman and The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, died S...

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Terence Stamp, star in "Superman" films, dies at 87

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Terence Stamp, 87, Dies; British Cinema Luminary and ‘Superman’ Villain

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Terence Stamp, U.K. actor who played General Zod in early Superman films, dies at 87

Terence Stamp, the British actor who often played the role of a complex villain, including that of General Zod in the early Superman films, has died.

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'80s Icon Remembers ‘Gorgeous’ Terence Stamp in Touching Tribute

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My favorite Terence Stamp movie is Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, and it’s streaming for free for a limited time only

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Terence Stamp, '60s icon and Superman villain General Zod, dies

A leading man and sometimes troubled villain, Stamp broke out of that typecasting to play a partying transgender woman in The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.

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British actor Terence Stamp, ‘Superman’ star and famed figure of swinging London, dies at 87

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Who Did Terence Stamp Play in Star Wars & DC?

Terence Stamp, who played 'Superman' villain General Zod, dead at 87

British actor Terence Stamp, who played the baddie General Zod opposite Christopher Reeve in "Superman" and "Superman II," has died at 87.

Inside Terence Stamp’s high-profile trysts, links to Princess Diana and Michael Caine — and why he never became a true Hollywood star

Superman” actor Terence Stamp, who died at age 87 on Sunday, had a life that was even more colorful behind the scenes than it was on-screen.

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Guy Pearce pays tribute to Terence Stamp: “An inspiration, both in & out of heels”

And ‘Priscilla’ director Stephan Elliot remembers persuading Stamp to take on a trans role: “He was terrified”

Terence Stamp, Late Icon of the Swinging Sixties, Pushed Boundaries in This Bold '90s Role

His obituaries all led with General Zod, but his turn as the caustic, undeniable Bernadette Bassenger in 1994's ‘The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’ might shine brightest.