‘Tough, sexy look’: Terence Stamp remembered for redefining male beauty ideals


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Terence Stamp pictured with Barbara Sukowa in 1987 film 'The Sicilian'. Photo: Collection ChristopheL via AFP

No matter the role, Terence Stamp (who died at age 87 on Aug 17) cut an irresistible figure, magnetic to watch.

He was the doomed and guileless title character in the seafaring tale Billy Budd, the megalomaniacal General Zod in the early Superman films and the world-weary transgender character Bernadette in the poignant road comedy The Adventures Of Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert.

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