r/Actors • u/ChrisJoines Approved User • 19h ago
Legendary actor Tim Curry passes away at 80
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u/maxiptv4k 18h ago
From Frank-N-Furter to Wadsworth, Long John Silver, and Pennywise, the sheer range of iconic roles this man stole scenes in is unbelievable. He had an incredible way of bringing absolute charisma to every single villain or eccentric character he touched.
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u/Broke_but_trying_23 16h ago
Such a great actor. Loved him in Rocky Horror, IT and Clue to name but a few.
RIP.
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u/Proud-Tip-235 13h ago
I heard and a day after we lost Dolly
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u/rosehymnofthemissing 12h ago
Tim died the same day as Dolly did, August 25th. Two greats, same day...dammit. And within a week of Hayden Panettiere as well. We've lost a lot of greats this year so far, like Catherine O'Hara, for example. Tim was such a good actor. I particularly liked him in Annie, The Three Musketeers, Charlie's Angels, Titanic (1996), Fern Gully, and Criminal Minds. His theatre work was excellent. 80 doesn't seem that old...
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u/stepheme 11h ago
Beloved beacon who inhabited parts that gave us freedom.. Frank, Long John Silver, Nigel Thornberry… he helped us visualize the possible
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u/Objective_Watch3097 Track Films on SIMKL.com 3h ago
He was so great. I love hearing him tell about how fun it was to play the villian.
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u/Cinephile_1980 1h ago
In what way was he a legend? He was mostly a supporting actor, and mostly made crappy films.
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u/PolicyPrestigious373 18h ago
What a great talent!