19 thoughts on “Terence Stamp Movies”

1. saw 15 including 12 of top 14. no 10s, no favorites. no hidden gems.

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   1. Hey bob cox. Thanks for checking out our Terence Stamp page. So you have seen a third of the Stamp movies…..12 of the Top 14 is pretty good. Sorry there were no favorites or hidden gems. Good feedback.

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2. Terence Stamp is # 126 on the 2016 Oracle of Bacon Top 1000 Center of the Hollywood Universe list (he’s now down to 138). These are the actors on the 2016 he has appeared with;

   2 MICHAEL MADSEN My Boss’s Daughter (2003)
   4 SAMUEL L. JACKSON MISS PEREGRINE’S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN (2016)
   4 SAMUEL L. JACKSON Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999)
   8 MALCOLM MCDOWELL Poor Cow (1967)
   11 MARTIN SHEEN Wall Street (1987)
   12 MORGAN FREEMAN Wanted (2008)
   13 UDO KIER Revelation (2001)
   16 LIAM NEESON Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999)
   17 TOM SIZEMORE Red Planet (2000)
   23 JOHN HURT The Hit (1984)
   31 JOHN TURTURRO The Sicilian (1987)
   37 SALLY KIRKLAND Blue (1968)
   41 GARY OLDMAN Dead Fish (2004)
   43 JAMES CAAN Alien Nation (1988)
   43 JAMES CAAN Get Smart (2008)
   59 MICHAEL PAPAJOHN Yes Man (2008)
   78 PETER JASON Alien Nation (1988)
   81 BILLY ZANE Dead Fish (2004)
   88 JON VOIGHT SEPTEMBER DAWN (2007)
   89 ROBERT DOWNEY JR. Bowfinger (1999)
   93 LUIS GUZMAN The Limey (1999)
   93 LUIS GUZMAN Yes Man (2008)
   99 ALAN ARKIN Get Smart (2008)
   102 THOMAS KRETSCHMANN Valkyrie (2008)
   102 THOMAS KRETSCHMANN Wanted (2008)
   110 TOM WILKINSON VALKYRIE (2008)
   123 BILL MURRAY Get Smart (2008)
   127 GENE HACKMAN Superman (1978)
   127 GENE HACKMAN Superman II (1981)
   128 TIM ROTH The Hit (1984)
   143 VAL KILMER Red Planet (2000)
   143 VAL KILMER The Real McCoy (1993)
   167 J. K. SIMMONS Love Walked In (1997)
   171 JULIA ROBERTS Full Frontal (2002)
   174 TOM CRUISE Valkyrie (2008)
   187 DARYL HANNAH Legal Eagles (1986)
   187 DARYL HANNAH Wall Street (1987)
   202 JASON ISAACS Elektra (2005)
   212 JON POLITO BIG EYES (2014/I)
   213 MARSHALL BELL Legal Eagles (1986)
   222 EWAN MCGREGOR Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999)
   225 NED BEATTY Superman (1978)
   225 NED BEATTY Superman II (1981)
   230 DANNY HUSTON BIG EYES (2014/I)
   233 JIM BROADBENT The Hit (1984)
   242 JOE CHREST Full Frontal (2002)
   243 CHRISTOPHER LAMBERT The Sicilian (1987)
   261 MARC MACAULAY The Real McCoy (1993)
   263 HEATHER GRAHAM Bowfinger (1999)
   275 VERNON DOBTCHEFF Revelation (2001)
   280 NATALIE PORTMAN Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999)
   281 SLIM KHEZRI YES MAN (2008)
   288 DON ABERNATHY Get Smart (2008)
   288 DON ABERNATHY Yes Man (2008)
   292 SPENCER GARRETT (I) YES MAN (2008)
   299 SEAN YOUNG Wall Street (1987)
   309 DAVID WARNER The Company of Wolves (1984)
   317 PETER FONDA Spirits of the Dead (1968)
   317 PETER FONDA The Limey (1999)
   339 WALLACE SHAWN The Haunted Mansion (2003)
   348 CHARLIE SHEEN Wall Street (1987)
   348 CHARLIE SHEEN Young Guns (1988)
   357 KURT RUSSELL THE ART OF THE STEAL (2013)
   359 KIEFER SUTHERLAND Young Guns (1988)
   364 ROBERT VAUGHN The Mind of Mr. Soames (1970)
   365 JEFFREY TAMBOR My Boss’s Daughter (2003)
   370 CARY-HIROYUKI TAGAWA ELEKTRA (2005)
   375 MICHAEL WINCOTT The Sicilian (1987)
   382 ANJELICA HUSTON These Foolish Things (2006)
   391 JACQUELINE BISSET Amo non amo (1979)
   396 MICHAEL DOUGLAS Wall Street (1987)
   397 MARTIN KLEBBA THE HAUNTED MANSION (2003)
   403 ROBERT REDFORD Legal Eagles (1986)
   410 ALLISON JANNEY MISS PEREGRINE’S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN (2016)
   414 LARRY MILLER Get Smart (2008)
   416 JOHN C. MCGINLEY Wall Street (1987)
   425 JENNIFER TILLY The Haunted Mansion (2003)
   438 JOHN RATZENBERGER Superman (1978)
   438 JOHN RATZENBERGER Superman II (1981)
   445 DERMOT MULRONEY YOUNG GUNS (1988)
   453 ANGELINA JOLIE Wanted (2008)
   454 ARNE STARR Yes Man (2008)
   459 BRENT BRISCOE YES MAN (2008)
   460 BRIAN DENNEHY Legal Eagles (1986)
   469 JOSS ACKLAND The Sicilian (1987)
   469 JOSS ACKLAND These Foolish Things (2006)
   494 BILL NIGHY Valkyrie (2008)
   496 JUDI DENCH MISS PEREGRINE’S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN (2016)
   502 MAX PERLICH Genuine Risk (1990)
   513 DAVID CLENNON Legal Eagles (1986)
   523 HARRY FIELDER Superman (1978)
   523 HARRY FIELDER Superman II (1981)
   538 JON GRIES SEPTEMBER DAWN (2007)
   547 AMY ADAMS BIG EYES (2014/I)
   561 PAUL GUILFOYLE (II) Wall Street (1987)
   563 DAVID KOECHNER GET SMART (2008)
   563 DAVID KOECHNER MY BOSS’S DAUGHTER (2003)
   567 SHANE RIMMER Superman II (1981)
   580 SAUL RUBINEK Wall Street (1987)
   585 JIM CARREY Yes Man (2008)
   593 BRADLEY COOPER Yes Man (2008)
   594 STEVE MARTIN Bowfinger (1999)
   599 NICKY KATT FULL FRONTAL (2002)
   599 NICKY KATT THE LIMEY (1999)
   607 CATHERINE KEENER Full Frontal (2002)
   610 HAL HOLBROOK Wall Street (1987)
   623 JAMES KAREN Wall Street (1987)
   624 KIM BASINGER The Real McCoy (1993)
   635 JOHN CAPODICE Wall Street (1987)
   636 DAVID HILL YES MAN (2008)
   645 JOHN MICHAEL HIGGINS YES MAN (2008)
   659 ALLAN GRAF The Limey (1999)
   662 DEREK JACOBI Revelation (2001)
   682 CARL CIARFALIO The Limey (1999)
   701 MATT DILLON THE ART OF THE STEAL (2013)
   704 MAXIMILIAN SCHELL Amo non amo (1979)
   715 TERRY CREWS GET SMART (2008)
   726 GEORGE FISHER Genuine Risk (1990)
   726 GEORGE FISHER Modesty Blaise (1966)
   749 SEAN O’BRYAN YES MAN (2008)
   765 HUGO WEAVING THE ADVENTURES OF PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT (1994)
   767 ROBERT RIETTY MEETINGS WITH REMARKABLE MEN (1979)
   779 KEN DAVITIAN GET SMART (2008)
   790 PATRICK WARBURTON GET SMART (2008)
   792 BLAKE CLARK GET SMART (2008)
   795 AFEMO OMILAMI THE REAL MCCOY (1993)
   805 JANE FONDA Spirits of the Dead (1968)
   813 CHRISTOPH WALTZ BIG EYES (2014/I)
   822 GUY PEARCE THE ADVENTURES OF PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT (1994)
   823 STEPHEN MCHATTIE THE ART OF THE STEAL (2013)
   852 DWAYNE JOHNSON Get Smart (2008)
   858 MARIA ZAMBRANA YES MAN (2008)
   863 DEEP ROY THE HAUNTED MANSION (2003)
   867 DAVID PEARL YES MAN (2008)
   883 DENIS LEARY LOVE WALKED IN (1997)
   888 MICHAEL BADALUCCO LOVE WALKED IN (1997)
   890 JASON SCHWARTZMAN BIG EYES (2014/I)
   891 IVANA MILICEVIC KISS THE SKY (1998)
   901 BENJAMIN BRATT RED PLANET (2000)
   909 JULIE CHRISTIE Far from the Madding Crowd (1967)
   913 FRANK COLLISON ALIEN NATION (1988)
   922 LOU DIAMOND PHILLIPS YOUNG GUNS (1988)
   924 MOLLY SHANNON MY BOSS’S DAUGHTER (2003)
   932 STEPHEN REA The Company of Wolves (1984)
   933 MARGOT KIDDER Superman (1978)
   933 MARGOT KIDDER Superman II (1981)
   955 RICHARD BRAKE BITTER HARVEST (2017)
   958 ANNE HATHAWAY Get Smart (2008)
   968 JONATHAN LOUGHRAN GET SMART (2008)
   982 RUPERT EVERETT MISS PEREGRINE’S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN (2016)
   993 EDDIE IZZARD VALKYRIE (2008)

   The following actors were on the 2000 list but have since fallen off; all appeared with Terence in a film;

   26 JACK PALANCE Young Guns (1988)
   39 FERNANDO REY Striptease (1976)
   39 FERNANDO REY The Hit (1984)
   61 TREVOR HOWARD Superman (1978)
   124 JEANNE MOREAU Hu-Man (1975)
   125 VINCENT PRICE Spirits of the Dead (1968)
   132 GLENN FORD Superman (1978)
   139 E.G. MARSHALL Superman II (1981)
   144 PETER USTINOV Billy Budd (1962)
   160 ROBERT RYAN Billy Budd (1962)
   164 HARRY ANDREWS Modesty Blaise (1966)
   164 HARRY ANDREWS Superman (1978)
   188 MARLON BRANDO Superman (1978)
   205 BRIAN KEITH Young Guns (1988)
   210 MARCELLO MASTROIANNI Divina creatura (1975)
   216 LAURENCE OLIVIER Term of Trial (1962)
   255 ALEXANDER KNOX Modesty Blaise (1966)
   266 JEAN-PIERRE CASSEL Superman II (1981)
   283 CLIVE REVILL Modesty Blaise (1966)
   317 CLIFTON JAMES Superman II (1981)
   320 ROSCOE LEE BROWNE Legal Eagles (1986)
   321 LAUREN BACALL These Foolish Things (2006)
   326 ANGELA LANSBURY The Company of Wolves (1984)
   348 ALAIN DELON Spirits of the Dead (1968)
   356 PHIL BROWN Superman (1978)
   359 KARL MALDEN Blue (1968)
   378 BILLY J. MITCHELL Superman (1978)
   394 ALDO RAY The Sicilian (1987)
   400 VALERIE PERRINE Superman (1978)
   400 VALERIE PERRINE Superman II (1981)
   443 SUSANNAH YORK Superman (1978)
   443 SUSANNAH YORK Superman II (1981)
   469 FRANK FINLAY Tiré à part (1996)
   492 GEORGES RIGAUD Striptease (1976)
   527 GAILARD SARTAIN The Real McCoy (1993)
   540 FREDDIE JONES Far from the Madding Crowd (1967)
   601 TOM SIGNORELLI The Sicilian (1987)
   636 GREGOIRE ASLAN Meetings with Remarkable Men (1979)
   638 HUGH GRIFFITH Term of Trial (1962)
   651 MELVYN DOUGLAS Billy Budd (1962)
   665 MARIA SCHELL Superman (1978)
   684 ALAN BATES Far from the Madding Crowd (1967)
   689 RAYNOR SCHEINE The Real McCoy (1993)
   728 JOSH MOSTEL Wall Street (1987)
   736 PAUL TUERPE Superman (1978)
   742 RICARDO MONTALBAN Blue (1968)
   768 SAMANTHA EGGAR The Collector (1965)
   790 ROLAND CULVER Term of Trial (1962)
   792 LOIS CHILES Bliss (1997)
   794 MICHAEL ENSIGN Superman (1978)
   797 SIMONE SIGNORET Term of Trial (1962)
   802 BRIAN DOYLE-MURRAY Legal Eagles (1986)
   803 JOHN NEVILLE Billy Budd (1962)
   809 DIRK BOGARDE Modesty Blaise (1966)
   839 ANNA LEVINE Wall Street (1987)
   844 MANDY PATINKIN Alien Nation (1988)
   852 JOE DALLESANDRO The Limey (1999)
   889 ROBERT BROWN Billy Budd (1962)
   916 RICHARD GRIFFITHS Superman II (1981)
   919 LARRY HAGMAN Superman (1978)
   932 NIGEL DAVENPORT The Mind of Mr. Soames (1970)
   946 EARL BOEN Alien Nation (1988)
   985 NIALL MACGINNIS Billy Budd (1962)
   987 CONSTANTINE GREGORY Meetings with Remarkable Men (1979)
   996 MARC MCCLURE Superman (1978)
   996 MARC MCCLURE Superman II (1981)

   Terence appeared with 29 Oscar winners (I though that number was low);

   ALAN ARKIN Get Smart (2008)
   ALLISON JANNEY MISS PEREGRINE’S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN (2016)
   ANGELINA JOLIE Wanted (2008)
   ANJELICA HUSTON These Foolish Things (2006)
   ANNE HATHAWAY Get Smart (2008)
   CHRISTOPH WALTZ BIG EYES (2014/I)
   GARY OLDMAN Dead Fish (2004)
   GENE HACKMAN Superman (1978)
   GENE HACKMAN Superman II (1981)
   HUGH GRIFFITH Term of Trial (1962)
   J. K. SIMMONS Love Walked In (1997)
   JACK PALANCE Young Guns (1988)
   JANE FONDA Spirits of the Dead (1968)
   JIM BROADBENT The Hit (1984)
   JON VOIGHT SEPTEMBER DAWN (2007)
   JUDI DENCH MISS PEREGRINE’S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN (2016)
   JULIA ROBERTS Full Frontal (2002)
   JULIE CHRISTIE Far from the Madding Crowd (1967)
   KARL MALDEN Blue (1968)
   KIM BASINGER The Real McCoy (1993)
   LAURENCE OLIVIER Term of Trial (1962)
   MARLON BRANDO Superman (1978)
   MAXIMILIAN SCHELL Amo non amo (1979)
   MELVYN DOUGLAS Billy Budd (1962)
   MICHAEL DOUGLAS Wall Street (1987)
   MORGAN FREEMAN Wanted (2008)
   NATALIE PORTMAN Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999)
   PETER FINCH Far from the Madding Crowd (1967)
   PETER USTINOV Billy Budd (1962)
   SIMONE SIGNORET Term of Trial (1962)

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   1. Hey Dan
      1. Thanks for the lists….epic as always.
      2. The first thing that surprises (though I knew it) is that Sir Michael Caine is nowhere to be found on the page.
      3. Caine and Stamp were roommates…yet amazingly….despite working for the same 50 plus years…never worked together.
      4. So Terry is dropping….not surprising….being near the Top 100 was surprising….as he does not tend to make a lot of movies.
      5. Lots of co-stars listed twice…but I did not see any listed more than twice…that is unusual….let me check again….nope I was right…I think…lol.
      6. Seeing Allison Janey let’s me know you have updated your Oscar winners….first time I have noticed one her making these lists.
      Good information…thanks for sharing it.

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3. Nice work Bruce, just noticed this page after posting a reply to Bobs review on the other page. (I’ve copied that reply here)

   I’ve seen 23 of the 44 films on the chart. Favorites include Superman 1 & 2, The Phantom Menace, Red Planet, Alien Nation, Elektra, Miss Peregrine, Modesty Blaise, Get Smart, Wall Street and Wanted.

   Good to see Superman 1 & 2 top the UMR and critics chart. Superman II failed to make the top 5 on my top 35. The Phantom Menace tops the box office chart.

   Stamp wasn’t happy working on Star Wars – “He may be a great visionary, George Lucas, and he may be great with toys and effects and stuff, but he doesn’t really strike me as someone who was really interested in acting.”

   Another top page Bruce (and fast too). Vote Up!

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   1. Hey Steve…..yep…I gave to peer pressure…..actually did 4 pages in 4 days….when I finished that Stamp page….thank you Hurricane Florence for the time to do that…lol. I think Stamp makes a good point about Lucas and acting. Anybody that watches Attack of the Clones should see that as evidence in Stamp’ favor.

      Great Stamp quotes in one of your first comments here…I especially liked the one about Caine. Sadly Caine and Stamp have not spoken in years…..seems a reunion is well overdue. Good stuff as always.

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4. HI STEVE I though I’d hit the ground running and get in first for once with my preamble about Terence Stamp. In short this is a 1st of me being 1st!

   Terence like Malcolm McDowell [with whom as you know I have often confused Terence] is a prestigious Brit actor who never made VERY top stardom despite looking as if he was booked for really outstanding things when he debuted in the title role of Billy Budd** a 1962 film starring Peter ,Robert Ryan and The Work Horse’s “billing guru” Melvyn Douglas. Ustinov wrote and directed it.

   ** Term of Trial was released before Billy Buddy but had been produced after it so Billy Budd was Terence’s 1st movie.

   I’ve also mentioned before that when he worked on the 1978 Superman in the part of General Zod he became fast friends with a star*** who could probably speak English better than Terence and, according to Stamp, The Great One even offered him the latter’s “discarded” women!

   My own favourite Stamp movies are 1966’s Modesty Blaise [in which he co-starred with my Dirk, and as Terence was a relative newcomer it surprised – and annoyed – me that he got billed above Dirk] and the 1967 Far from the Madding Crowd with Julie Christie and Peter Finch in which Terence played with great gusto Sgt Troy a “Flashman” type rogue who marries, cheats on and then deserts the heroine Bathsheba Everdene.

   “Far from the Madding crowd’s ignoble strife
   Their sober wishes never learned to stray
   Along a cool, sequester’d vale of life
   They kept the noiseless tenor of their way.”
   {Thomas Gray from his Elegy]

   Again like Malcolm McDowell , Terence has worked steadily over the years and though his days as a star seem well behind him he has averaged one film a year since 2000 and is currently filming Murder Mystery with Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston. And what’s his name in that new movie? MALCOLM Quince. The Dan-like links between Stamp and McDowell seem to abound.

   In short Terence has been a “survivor”. He doesn’t seem to have done over much TV work but from 2003-2011 in 23 episodes of the series Smallville he was the voice of Jor El, Superman’s father, and that project does give Terence a further Dan-like link with the actor***mentioned above whom Stamp says offered to share his women with him!

   To be continued when Steve’s Stamp video appears.

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   1. I mentioned in Part One that my fave Stamp movies are Modesty Blaise and Far from the Madding Crowd. Not far behind those two are Billy Budd and The Collector and indeed those two have special nostalgic memories for me.

      I vividly recall trudging through the snows of Gloucester in late 1962 or early 1963 with some Royal Air Force pals to see that one in the Odeon there. The Collector was a great fave with my sweetheart of my Air Force days and we went to see it together.

      I saw Crooked House of TV recently and I think that before it the last Stamp movie that I can recall seeing was one in which he had top billing and the lead – 1999’s The Limey, in which I hugely enjoyed Terence as a tough English career criminal practicing his arts in America [goodness, those English career criminals seem to be everywhere these days !] IMDB gives it a fine 71% rating and you do even better with 75% so I was not the only one that liked it [though The Oracle has not yet spoken!] .

      And now to the main reason that you and I are corresponding at all about Terence. The following are my pick of the POSTERS in your video. Elektra [stunning opener] Red Planet, The Sicilian, the raunchy Bliss, Young Guns, the 2nd and 3rd ones for Poor Cow [one of those Brit “kitchen sink” dramas that I told you about a few months ago] Big Eyes, Term of Trial 2 great foreign language ones for Spirits of the Dead, raunchy foreign language one for Teorema, Pricilla and 2 for The Collector.

      Best STILLS for my money are (1) Terence with my Dirk [wearing a blonde wig] and Monica Vitti (2) Valkyrie (3) the train set(4) lobby card for Superman 2 (5) as The Limey , looking very menacing with a gun – “A lot of people see me as a villain,” said the real life Stamp (6) with Julie Christie as Sgt Troy and Bathsheba (7) Pricilla (8) with Ryan in Billy Budd (9) solo as Zod in Superman 1978

      IMDB lists 89 acting credits for Terence related to movies, TV and video games though as I’ve said in Part one his TV participation seems to have been relatively sporadic overall but does included a few TV movies

      Because Terence on the screen was a big part of my Royal Air Force days in England your video holds an extra special significance for me so take it with you to the top of Bruce’s class and collect a 98% rating from me! I’ve watched it 3 times in the last hour or so

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      1. Hi Bob, enjoyed your comments, thanks for the review, generous rating, info, trivia, anecdote, lyrics and quotes, much appreciated.

         Happy you liked the posters, stills and lobby cards.

         I have a fondness for Modesty Blaise too, a stylish and fun 60s spy spoof, a big plus is the memorable theme song by Johnny Dankworth.

         I suppose todays audiences know him best as General Zod from the first two Superman movies. Other actors have played Zod but not nearly as effectively as Stamp. Funny how the greatest movie villains are all played by English actors eh? ?

         I mean would Zod be as effective if his accent had a Texas twang? Or Scar from The Lion King voiced with an Irish brogue?

         Only one Terence Stamp film scored 10 out of 10 from my sources and that was Superman The Movie. There are two 9s – Billy Budd and Far from the Madding Crowd. 11 more scored 8 out of 10 including The Limey and The Collector.

         Top rated Stamp film at IMDB is Billy Budd, Superman ties with Billy Budd at Rotten Tomatoes. We’ll have to wait and see what movie tops Bruce’s chart.

         Stamp on his former roommate Michael Caine – “Caine gave me all my early values, like making sure you were doing good stuff, wait for the right movies – then as soon as he got away he did exactly the opposite. Went from one movie to another.”

         Stamp on Superman – “When I heard they were remaking it, or they were doing a version of it, I was kind of sad in a way. Superman (1978) was the benchmark for all of these comic book movies. There’s never been anything quite as good as those Richard Donner movies. Since then, big movies have become computer generated. They’ve become unemotional.”

         “When the 1960s ended, I just ended with it. I remember my agent telling me: ‘They are all looking for a young Terence Stamp.’ And I thought: ‘I am young.’ I was 31, 32. I couldn’t believe it. It was tough to wake up in the morning, and the phone not ringing. I thought: this can’t be happening now, it’s only just started. The day-to-day thing was awful, and I couldn’t live with it. So I bought a round-the-world ticket and left.”

         Carol Reed’s nephew is up next.

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         1. HI STEVE You have given some excellent, indeed incisive, quotes in your comprehensive response to my posts about Terence Stamp.

            I agree that English voices are often given to madmen and villains beyond the pale in movies. They can be given as well to “oddity” characters like C 3PO [actor Anthony Daniels] in the Star Wars franchise and even talking computers in sci-fi movies at times answer in a polite English voice when given commands or asked to provide information.

            We here in Belfast and other parts of Northern Ireland have our own accents and don’t speak with English accents of any kind but nor do we talk in the “Oirish” way that you playfully keep referring to.

            It is the people in the South of Ireland [Eire} who speak “Oirish” and we sound nothing like them. In the 2013 film Jack the Giant Slayer all the evil giants talk in a Belfast accent and I watched it in a cinema with my son in law who turned to me and jokingly quipped “We’ve been made the villains of the piece. Shows you what they think of us!”

            Your favourite Orator spoke in a kind of English accent in the likes of Burn, Mutiny on the Bounty, Superman 1978 and of course Julius Caesar and in The Nightcomers and Missouri breaks [as part of a disguise] he spoke “Oirish” which one reviewer called “cartoon Irish” However to the best of my recollection he has never used a Belfast/Northern Ireland accent.

            I look forward your video on Beerbohm Tree the younger.. Meanwhile take care.

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         2. Steve:
            RE: your comment on your site that I will do better on Friday’s subject is right. I am more familiar with Oliver Reed. I will still be beat by Bruce, but my Reed total is close to my Alan Arkin total.

            Bruce et al:

            I have seen 3 Terence Stamp movies. Billy Budd is a favourite. I have also seen Young Guns and Wall Street.

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            1. Hey Flora….thanks for checking it on our Terence Stamp UMR page. I have seen all three of the movies you have seen. Billy Budd was a movie that I was aware of all my life…but only recently watched it. Stamp made a great film debut. Good stuff.

      2. HI TEACH Good work in bringing on a Stamp page so quickly with 44 entries to contend with. I can now do my own stats analysis based on your table.

         You will see that I have copied to this new Cogerson page my posts from earlier this morning on Steve’s page. If you have time you may wish to delete the ones on Steve’s page.

         Terence has 11 Cogerson 100 million crashers and a quick glance at their titles suggests to me that he was not the main star in any of them

         His other 33 films on your table collectively amount to around$$770 million in adjusted domestic receipts – just under an average per movie of a mere $24 million.

         You will see from the final para of my 2nd post to Steve that some of Stamp’s earlier movies have a nostalgic significance for me so from my perspective it’s good to see a Cogerson page and Lensman video once again complementing each other Vote up!

         You will also notice that for the first time ever I got in first with a contribution to an actor’s coverage on the Cogerson/Lensman sites – quite a feather in my cap!

         And the first one now
         Will later be last
         Because the times they are a changing.

         BOB DYLAN lines – OR –

         “Made it ma – top of the world!”

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      3. Hey Bob….of your favorite Stamp movies…only Modesty Blaise has escaped me. I had not even heard of that one before doing this page….or was it on Steve’s video first. Thanks for sharing your Royal Air Force memories and Stamp…..that is a good connection.

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5. Caved to peer pressure….we have a Terence Stamp page to go with Steve’s Terence Stamp video. Going to let this one sit in the site index for awhile before giving it a “push”. My comment on Steve’s You Tube Channel.

   “Ahhh…Terence is here. Seen 35, 34,33 and 32. Actually saw number #32 in theaters…one of the few to see The Silician on the big screen. #30 Legal Eagles…went on a memorable date to that movie #29 The Art of the Steal…not a bad low budget con movie. #27 Unfinished Song….slow moving but a good movie #26 Crooked House…liked it except for Jeremy Iron’s son (Max) in the lead role #25 Get Smart…seen it…was he in it? #24 Alien Nation…I like this one…probably in my Top 3 Favorite Stamp movies. #23 Yes Man…a funny Carrey movie. #22 Star Wars 4….has not aged well. #21 Young Guns…decent western #20 Bowfinger…laughed hard the first time I saw this one. #19 Valykrie…one of the few Cruise misfires. #17 Wanted…good action flick #15 Miss P.’s ….not up to Tim Burton’s normal greatness #14 Big Eyes….did Burton really direct this one #13 Adjustment Bureau….good sci-fi movie. #8 Superman 2….great sequel….like it more than Superman 1. #7 The Limey…not as good as I was hoping for #6 Madding Crowd…looks awesome….but a one and done movie for me. #5 Wall Street….not aged well. #4 Priscilla, Queen of the Desert …ex-wife loved this movie….seen many times…I am not a huge fan #3 The Collector….strange but good movie. #2 Billy Bud….looks amazing even 50 plus years later…a nice start to his career. #1 Superman…good movie…with a small Stamp role. So that is 27 seen….not too bad. Good video. Voted up and shared.”

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   1. Hi Bruce, love your mini-reviews. Yeah Superman is no.1 and Stamps role was small in the overall arc of that movie, but still it’s important and it all comes into play in the second film when the Kryptonian villains invade Earth. I’ve seen 21 of the 35 films on this chart. 23 from your chart of 44 films. Thanks for the comment, vote and share, always appreciated.

      The Real McCoy and Link are the two I’ve seen from your chart, missing from my list.

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      1. Hey Steve…I agree….his part is small in Part one…but very vital. I just do not like when a small part like that hits the top UMR spot. Superman 2 is the Superman movie I think about when I think of Stamp. I like part 2 so much more. With the additional movies…my tally reaches the 30 mark. 68% of his movies seen by me….I did not realize I was such a fan of his. Glad you liked the mini-reviews. Our pages make a good combo.

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