Oscar-nominated actor Terence Stamp, known for playing General Zod in the 1978 film Superman, leaves more than £1 million in his will to family members, according to reports. The sources state that Stamp’s entire estate is valued at a gross total of £1,016,934. They say the beneficiaries are his niece, Amelia Stoppard, and his younger brother. The reports also frame Stamp’s career highlight as his role in Superman as an arch-villain, noting that he is an Oscar-nominated actor. Beyond the allocation of the estate, the available information from the cited sources focuses primarily on the headline figure and the named recipients. No additional details about other assets, executors, or the date the will takes effect are included in the provided material. The accounts present the decision as an outcome of Stamp’s will, distributing his entire estate to the stated relatives.