British actor Terence Stamp, known for his roles in "Superman" and "Billy Budd," passed away at age 87. A representative confirmed his death, but the cause wasn't disclosed. Stamp's family praised his extensive and impactful body of work. His career spanned over six decades, encompassing diverse roles, from a transgender woman in "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert" to the iconic villain General Zod. He overcame career challenges, including a period in India, before achieving international recognition. His performance in Billy Budd earned him an Oscar nomination and a Golden Globe.

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