Terence Stamp is a well-known actor and writer. He suffers from allergies to wheat, dairy products and sugar. Tired of eating carrots, he developed this collection of recipes with Elizabeth Buxton, whose daughter also suffers from similar allergies.

Stamp Collection Cookbook

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Terence Stamp

Special Diet

Ebury Press

In this autobiography the actor Terence Stamp tells of his early life, growing up in the East End of London. His mother's unswerving conviction that he was special, instilled in him a belief that his life would be different, as indeed it turned out to be.

Stamp album

Biographies & Memoirs

Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.

In this sequel to his autobiography "Stamp Album", the young Terence begins his acting career in the late 1950s. With the dedicated coaching of his new thespian friends and his Yugoslav trainer, Dragon, Stamp won a scholarship to the Webber Douglas Academy. He won his first professional role in "The Long and the Short and the Tall" where he met Michael Caine. They were soon sharing a mews flat and also the same suit for auditions which did not fit either of them. Then Stamp's big break came when Peter Ustinov cast him in the title role of his film "Billy Budd".

Coming Attractions

In this second installment of Terence Stamp's captivating memoirs, he takes us right into the heart of the swinging '60s. From his Academy Award nomination for Billy Budd to his coming of age under the direction of the legendary Federico Fellini, the "marmalade skies" are the limit. With beautiful women and beautiful people from London to California, Stamp captures the spirit of the decade. He was the face, the man to be seen with. And then the decade ended, along with his romance to famous model Jean Shrimpton. While the Beatles play their last concert on the rooftop of the Apple building in Mayfair, Stamp, unemployed and brokenhearted, boards a plane for a solo pilgrimage to India.

Double Feature

Humor & Entertainment

Escargot Books and Music and Blackstone Audio

In this enchanting memoir, Terence Stamp takes listeners with him on his unlikely journey from prewar London's East End, where his birth heralded the unification of two Cockney clans, to the beginnings of the stardom that would transform his life. A born storyteller, Terence looks back on his life with humor and affection for everyone from his beloved mother -- whose unswerving conviction that he was special instilled in Terence a belief that his life would be different -- to the teacher who informed him that he ''would make a good manager at Woolworth's.'' That was not to be. After winning a scholarship to the Webber Douglas Academy, Terence teamed up with another struggling actor, fellow Londoner Michael Caine. The two shared a mews house, running their lines together and sharing one suit for auditions. But the lean times were about to end.

Stamp Album