Yes, and while I have the idea that Stamp has many mirrors in his house, Hoskins probably had none. He passed eight years ago. Jessica Rabbbit sent flowers
Terence Stamp
No he's not dead. And may never be, this is an homage. And not in the Geezer thread because I find the term geezer to be derogatory and offensive. (And the Oxford dictionary agrees.)
This thread is about an 84 year old man. But he wasn't always 84. Pictures from other ages will occur here at a random pace. Stamp is a favored person, as is his clothing.
![Suit trousers Temple Sleeve Black-and-white Style]()
![Hat Coat Sleeve Overcoat Standing]()
...to be continued.
This thread is about an 84 year old man. But he wasn't always 84. Pictures from other ages will occur here at a random pace. Stamp is a favored person, as is his clothing.
...to be continued.
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Stamp was nominated for an Oscar for his first film, a true gem, Billy Budd, in 1962. The film was in B&W, I saw it first run in a Times Sq. grind house (the perv rows way, way behind me). The pic below may have been colorized. He was 24. (The Rowenta was locked in Captain Veer's cabin.)
![Flash photography Jaw Gesture Happy Sky]()
... and those born just before that, as my brother and I in '42 and '45, are known as War Babies. (As those born during the Trump years will be known as Hell Babies.). Meanwhile, back to the actual purpose of why I started this thread...
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