#terence-stamp

#terence-stamp

You wouldn't think a close-up of somebody thinking would have the power that it does because, in theory, it's static,

And we had a problem. With Angela Carter, I had written a scene where the devil drives a cream-coloured Rolls-Royce through an imaginary forest, chauffeured by the young dreamer Rosaleen, played by Sarah Patterson. My initial thought was for Andy Warhol to play the devil. Those pale-blue eyes and that blank expression framed by the blond wig. Andy read the script and liked it.

Terence Stamp was a leading cultural figure of the Swinging Sixties, known for his striking good looks and extensive work with renowned directors.

Terence was easily on the top of our list, but we thought he'd never do it. The honest truth is, he turned it down at first.