Terence Stamp, the British actor known as one of Hollywood's most famous villains, died Sunday at age 87. Stamp memorably played General Zod in the “Superman” movies with Christopher Reeve and earned an Oscar nomination for his first starring role in the 1962 film “Billy Budd.” https://cbsn.ws/4lDKpmB | CBS Mornings

Remembering Terence Stamp 🕊️ (1938–2025) A man whose legacy is as extraordinary as the characters he brought to life. Born in Stepney, East London in 1938, and the eldest of five children, Stamp was largely cared for by his mother, aunts, and grandmother while his father served with the Merchant Navy. A childhood trip to see Beau Geste sparked his love of cinema, and the rebel spirit of James Dean inspired him to pursue acting, leading him to train at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art.