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Terence Stamp

Highest Rated:: 100% The Collector (The Butterfly Collector) (1965)
Lowest Rated:: 9% My Boss's Daughter (2003)

Birthday:: Jul 22, 1939
Birthplace:: Stepney, London, England, UK
Bio:: Rough-hewn and soulful, Terence Stamp was one of the most recognizable faces of 1960s British cinema. During that decade, he became immortalized on the screen and off, his working-class charisma and battered good looks making him both a natural for leading man roles and a poster boy for the swinging…

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Highest Rated Movies

Billy Budd
100%
The Collector (The Butterfly Collector)
100%
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
93%
Superman
93%

Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 9% - 100%

Number of Movies: 64

Box Office Since 2001: $687.9M

Year	Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office
2013	66%	Unfinished Song	Actor	--
2011	73%	The Adjustment Bureau	Thompson	$62.5M
2010		Ultramarines: A Warhammer 40,000 Movie	Actor	--
2008	62%	Valkyrie	Gen. Ludwig Beck	$83.0M
2008	51%	Get Smart	Siegfried	$130.2M
2008	45%	Yes Man	Terrence	$97.6M
2008	71%	Wanted	Pekwar	$134.3M
2007		These Foolish Things	Actor	--
2007	13%	September Dawn	Brigham Young	$1.1M
2006	90%	Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut	Gen. Zod	--
2006		These Foolish Things	Baker	--
2005		Dead Fish	Actor	--
2005	10%	Elektra	Stick	$24.3M
2003		The Kiss	Philip Naudet	--
2003	9%	My Boss's Daughter	Jack Taylor	$15.5M
2003	73%	Fellini - I'm a Born Liar	Himself	--
2003	13%	The Haunted Mansion	Evers	$75.8M
2002	38%	Full Frontal	Actor	$2.4M
2002		Revelation	Actor	--
2001	66%	My Wife Is an Actress	John	$0.7M
2000	14%	Red Planet	Bud Chantilas	$17.1M
1999		Revelation	Actor	--
1999	80%	Bowfinger	Terry Stricter	--
1999	93%	The Limey	Wilson	--
1999	57%	Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace	Chancellor Valorum	$43.5M
1998		Love Walked In	Fred Moore	--
1998		Kiss the Sky	Actor	--
1997	46%	Bliss	Baltazar	--
1996		Mindbender (Uri Geller)	Actor	--
1994	93%	The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert	Bernadette	--
1993	20%	The Real McCoy	Jack Schmidt	--
1991		Beltenebros	Darman	--
1989		Genuine Risk	Paul Hellwart	--
1988	56%	Alien Nation	William Harcort	--
1988	40%	Young Guns	John Henry Tunstall	--
1987	13%	The Sicilian	Prince Borsa	--
1987	78%	Wall Street	Sir Larry Wildman	--
1986	47%	Legal Eagles	Victor Taft	--
1986	17%	Link	Dr. Steven Phillip	--
1986		The Alamut Ambush	Actor	--
1986		Cold War Killers	Actor	--
1986		Deadly Recruits	Actor	--
1986		Hud	Edward An Artist	--
1984	86%	The Hit	Willie Parker	--
1984	77%	The Company of Wolves	Actor	--
1982		Vatican Conspiracy	Pope Andreani	--
1981	89%	Superman II	Gen. Zod	--
1981		Together	Actor	--
1981		Mystery on Monster Island	Taskinar	--
1979		Meetings with Remarkable Men	Prince Lubovedsky	--
1979		Divine Nymph	Actor	--
1978	93%	Superman	Gen. Zod	--
1978		Thief of Baghdad	Wazir Jaudur	--
1970		The Mind of Mr. Soames	John Soames	--
1968		Poor Cow	Dave	--
1968	89%	Histoires extraordinaires (Spirits of the Dead)	Toby	--
1968	89%	Teorema (Theorem)	Visitor	--
1968		Iron Cowboy	Actor	--
1968		Blue	Blue/Azul	--
1967	50%	Far From the Madding Crowd	Sgt. Troy	--
1966	44%	Modesty Blaise	Willie Garvin	--
1965	100%	The Collector (The Butterfly Collector)	Freddie Clegg	--
1962	100%	Billy Budd	Billy Budd	--
1962		Term of Trial	Mitchell	--

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1. Bernadette: Now, listen here, you mullet. Why don't you just light your tampon and blow your box apart? Because it's the only bang you're ever gonna get, sweetheart.
From The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. Submitted by The Vinh H (2 months ago)

1. David Norris: What ever happened to free will?
2. Thompson: We actually tried free will before. After taking you from hunting and gathering to the height of the Roman Empire, we stepped back to see how you'd do on your own. You gave us the Dark Ages for five centuries... until finally we decided we should come back in. The Chairman thought maybe we just needed to do a better job of teaching you how to ride a bike before taking the training wheels off again. So we gave you the Renaissance, the Enlightenment, the Scientific Revolution. For six hundred years we taught you to control your impulses with reason, then in 1910 we stepped back. Within fifty years, you'd brought us World War I, the Depression, Fascism, the Holocaust and capped it off by bringing the entire planet to the brink of destruction in the Cuban Missile Crisis. At that point a decision was taken to step back in again before you did something that even we couldn't fix. You don't have free will, David. You have the appearance of free will.
From The Adjustment Bureau. Submitted by Typhon Q (4 months ago)