Terence Stamp has died

Babs03 - in ‘Blow Up’

Apparently, during the 60s, Terrence Stamp shared a house in Wimpole Street with Michael Caine before either of them was famous.

Whoops got Stamp and Hemmings confused, apologies, have spent all these years believing Stamp was in Blow Up.
Still was a long time ago when I saw the film.

Both Terrence Stamp and David Hemmings were very good looking in a slightly androgynous way. They had a fashionable 1960s look. Easy to confuse the two.

Oh No! He was so beautiful, with those lovely eyes. I think the first thing I saw him in was The Collector. I loved him in Priscilla, he reminded me very much of one of my female friends.

^I recall this lyric from Waterloo Sunset by the Kinks^-
‘Terry meets Julie
Waterloo Station
Every Friday night’

I remember that too, Babs03

He was so talented and such a beautiful man.

RIP Terence Stamp

So sick of getting old and hearing of the death of once loved actors and singers!

He was my first crush. Far From the Madding Crowd. Just a gorgeous man.

And he aged so well.

I think his last film was Last Night in Soho. 2021. Excellent film and despite him being in his 80s he still had charisma and style.

Thanks for the memories

I was sad to hear of the death of Terence, we shared an ancestor and surname. He looked like the males in my family and I suspected we were related. DS traced family tree and sure enough there was the proof.
Last film I watched was Song for Marion.

I was always getting him confused with David Hemmings - they both came to fame in the same era, Stamp in "Far From The Madding Crowd" and Hemmings in "The Charge Of The Light Brigade".

Oh dear. All the best actors/actresses are slowly leaving us

He was gorgeous, wasn’t he? Still devastating as he aged.

Used to date Julie Christie and Jean Shrimpton, (at separate times, I assume). What handsome couples they would be.

Always be Troy to me!

RIP Terence although to me he will always be Bernadette from Priscilla queen of the desert. So talented.

Terence Stamp rode at the stables I worked at as a teenager. He was lovely, not stuck up, happy to chat with us all.

Primrose53

Was just about to post this.

I absolutely loved him. First saw him in Far From The Madding Crowd as the very handsome Sergeant Troy.
I have watched this many times over the years and he was the most handsome man going.

RIP Terence.

I was reading about this this morning, it said that that film was a box office flop! I was really surprised, I loved the film. I also remember him well from the Butterfly Collector, such a beautiful man.

A film in his later years as an adoring husband of a terminally ill wife “A Song For Marion”

I saw him in rep. at The Playhouse in Liverpool in the late 1950s/early 60s.

Sergeant Troy …..need say no more

There are many handsome men around, but Terence Stamp had that extra something - presence.

Mt61

merlotgran

‘Terry meets Julie
Waterloo Station
Every Friday night

Obviously referring to the darlings of the silver screen at the time,

That song brings back such memories.

RIP Terence Stamp.

Oh was that referring to him? I didn’t know that

I didn't know that was referring to him either !
One of my favourite all-time songs as an "adopted" Londoner.
Meaning now enriched.
He was an elegant man and a good actor but as a heart-throb I couldn't see it.
RIP

Such a beautiful man with the most amazing eyes. This has made me quite sad. RIP Terence x

At the intermission in the cinema for Far from the madding crowd, my friend asked me what I wanted and I said, “A Terence Stamp on a stick, please”. He was just gorgeous.

Grannybags

Oh no that’s sad. 😢

I used to think he was gorgeous

So did I.

Terry and Julie
Waterloo Sunset
The Kinks

RIP

Mr Stamp nf Thanks for the memory

My favourite Terence Stamp film is Song for Marion.
(with Vanessa Redgrave)

Great film, don't miss it if it turns up on TV as part of a T Stamp tribute