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1 day ago · For Tim Curry, portraying Wadsworth in ‘Clue’ was a formidable task, one that literally left him out of breath and in need of medical attention. “It was a bit scary, because he never draws breath!” Curry revealed to Empire magazine during a 2023 interview. After wrapping up the famous denouement scenes, Curry’s physical exhaustion was ...
15 hours ago · Curry added. I don't doubt him a lick. As though that wasn't enough, Lynn nearly incorporated a fourth ending in which, according to Curry, Wadsworth "ran around the house killing everybody."
6 days ago · Tim Curry The British actor had to go through physical therapy but has used a wheelchair ever since. As a result, his work has largely shifted to voice acting and singing.
May 14, 2024 · A post shared by Tim Curry (@officialtimcurry) As Rocky Horror infiltrated flyover country in the late 1970s, Curry took on the role of Manhattan disc jockey Johnny LaGuardia in the mostly forgotten 1980 drama Times Square. The storyline is basic misunderstood youth vs. clueless or uncaring authority, with a pair of punk-rock runaways airing ...
May 15, 2024 · In the spring of 2013, at the age of 77, the Hollywood legend, famous for his iconic roles in “It,” “Home Alone,” “Charlie’s Angels,” and many more, experienced a life-changing stroke. Today, Tim Curry adapts to a new reality where his mobility is restricted, and independent movement is a thing of the past. Despite these obstacles ...
Tim Curry’s Stroke: The Turning Point in His Career. He now uses a wheelchair and has trouble speaking. These challenges shifted his work in the entertainment industry more towards voice acting. Despite these obstacles, Curry’s ability to adapt and keep going shows his remarkable strength and change in his career.
May 14, 2024 · Also, Tim Curry has a role in this! He’s going to play the Narrator/Criminologist. Curry, 70, suffered a stroke in 2013 and is in a wheelchair, similar to the character of Dr. Scott, whom he wanted to play first. He said “I actually offered myself as Dr. Scott, because I was already in a wheelchair,” he said in August.
