Terence Henry Stamp (born 22 July 1939) is an English actor. Stamp was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year - Actor, an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor and a BAFTA Award for Best Newcomer in his first film Billy Budd (1962); a Best Actor Award in Cannes Film Festival for The Collector (1965); a Seattle International Film Festival Award for Best Actor, an Australian Film Institute Award for Best Actor in a Leading...
Siegfried steps onto the deck of the boat to see Dalip eating. Siegfried mak...
Sigfried is commenting on Schtarker's heaving snorting/breathing noises.
Dalip drives for Siegfried and Shtarker and comments that he bomb hasn't gone...
Shtarker asks Siegfried why he chose Los Angeles in which to set off a bomb. ...
Dalip drives for Siegfried and Shtarker. Siegfried tells Dalip that since he ...
Shtarker tells Durat to be careful with the radioactive material. One mistak...
Sigfried is asking Max how does he know that Max isn't Control.
Siegfried chooses Los Angeles for the bombing, mostly because the President w...
Shtarker tells Durat to be careful with the radioactive material. One mistak...
Max and 99 arrive at the KAOS bakery in Moscow. 99 reminds Max that the KAOS...
Shtarker is telling Duran to be careful because if they make one move, they w...
Max and 99 arrive at the KAOS bakery in Moscow. 99 reminds Max that the KAOS...
Siegfried tells Shtarker and his bodyguard that they're both replaceable.
Max follows Siegfried and Shtarker deeper into KAOS territory. As they walk ...
The phone rings in the war room. The CIA agent picks it up. It's Siegfried o...
Max follows Siegfried and Shtarker deeper into KAOS territory. As they walk ...
The CIA gives the Vice President a report on the daily threats to the United ...
Agent 23 calls Siegfried to tell him that he hopes he is moving out of the ci...
The CIA gives the Vice President a report on the daily threats to the United ...
Sigfried is angry when Dalip makes the obvious observation that the bomb didn...
Max tells Siegfried that the building is surrounded by snipers. Siegfried do...
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