Star Wars: This actor did not agree at all with George Lucas on the imaginary threat

The brilliant British actor who enjoyed a brilliant rise in the 1960s, starred in masterpieces such as Far Away from Mad People, Billy Buddy, Pasolini’s Theorem, or even later, in Superman, where he played General Zod, Terrence Stamp suffered a real setback. 80s-90s; Before being rediscovered and forgotten at L’Anglais, in 1998, thanks to Steven Soderbergh.

In Star Wars – Episode I: The Phantom Menace he played a small but still interesting role; Of the Republic’s loyal Supreme Chancellor Finn Valorum, who will be ousted by Senator Palpatine. In 2013, Stamp returned to filming experience and collaborated with George Lucas. Interview with Empire magazine. And the least we can say is that he was quite disappointed with that …

“We did not get together at all. I did not feel that I was dealing with the director of the actors, he was more interested in his special effects. He did not care.” He commented. Then why did you agree to star in this film? Already the pressure of his agent and the desire to shoot with Natalie Portman, who the actress loved in Leon.

To make it to the set in Australia across the globe, the actress thought of answering someone who plays Queen Amidala. Another disappointment. “I met him and he was absolutely lovely. But the day I had to do my scene with him, for which I traveled half the world, I said, ‘Where is Natalie?’ George replied, “This is Natalia,” and pointed. Paper hanging on the wall. It was boring. ” Impregnated enthusiasm, which can be understood …