GENERAL ZOD Didn’t Break Character.. the Superman II Crew OBEYED! General Zod is the iconic villain of Superman II (1980), but when the cameras stopped rolling, actor Terence Stamp never broke character - he remained as General Zod and the crew obeyed him. #superman #movie #behindthescenes #movies #behindthescene #movietrivia #didyouknow #80s #80smovies #1980s #rare #christopherreeve #zod #generalzod #moviefacts #dcuniverse #dccomics #dc #retro #specialeffects #sfx #moviescenes #shorts #fyp #mov

53K views · 566 reactions | Terence Stamp, famed for his intense villain roles—including General Zod in two Superman films—died Sunday at 87. Chris Connelly looks back at his life and career. | Good Morning America | Facebook

Terence Stamp, the actor perhaps best known as General Zod to Christopher Reeve's Superman, passed away on Sunday. He was 87.⁠ He played such iconic roles as the Kryptonian supervillain in 1978's 'Superman' and 1980's 'Superman II,' Bernadette Bassenger in 'The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert' (1994) and Supreme Chancellor Valorum in 'Star Wars: The Phantom Menace' (1999).⁠ ⁠ Terence's final role was in 2021's 'Last Night in Soho.' Rest in peace. 🕊️ | Entertainment Tonight