Tim Curry

Nationality:
English
Birthdate:
04/19/1946
Birthplace:
Grappenhall, Cheshire, England
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biography
"Over the Top"—the title for actor Tim Curry's short-lived 1997 ABC sitcom—is perhaps the best description of this versatile and gifted performer's work. At home on stage or before the cameras, Curry has demonstrated equal facility with satire (Tom Stoppard's "Travesties") and musical comedy (Rooster in the film "Annie" 1982), and the demand for his pliant voice in animation projects increases with each passing year. Though many moviegoers still primarily associate him with his memorable debut role as campy transvestite Doctor Frank N Furter in the 1975 cult classic "The Rocky Horror Picture Continued
Credits
(TV Show)
2007-2007
Cast
2007
Voice of Von Talon
2005
Caspar Pennington
2005
(TV Show)
2004-2004
(TV Show)
2002-2003
Mr French
2003
Mr French
2003
Mr French
2002
Mr French
2002
Mr French
2002
Mr French
2002
Mr French
2002
Mr French
2002
Mr French
2002
Mr French
2002
Mr French
2002
Mr French
2002
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Father Antoine
2003
Voice of Nigel Thornberry
2002
The Professor
2001
Roger Corwin
2000
Damian Kemp
2000
of Rex Pester
1998
Vladakov
1997
Long John Silver
1996
Herkermer Homolka
1995
Wadsworth
1985
Lord of Darkness
1985
Frank N Furter
1975
Gordon McLoosh
Doctor Poole
Dr. Thurman Rice
Farley Claymore
Ray Porter
Rooster
Robert
Cardinal Richelieu
Actor
Boyd Pinter
Cupid Caseworker
Jeremy Hancock
Johnny Laguardia
Larry Gormley
Captain Jezebel Jack
Gomez Addams
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Moved with family to Hong Kong shortly after birth
1948 
Returned to England
 
Was a boy soprano singing in church choir
1956 
Made first amateur stage appearance in Shakespeare (date approximate)
1968 
Theatrical debut as chorus member in the West End production of "Hair"
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