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“From Frank-N-Furter to the original Pennywise, here are nine of Curry’s most unforgettable roles.”
“But the biggest crime in the hysterical 1985 board-game-turned-comedy is that it’s not all Tim Curry, all the time.”
“‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ (1975) Image Credit: 20th Century Fox How do you do?”
“—CT Jones ‘Times Square’ (1980) Image Credit: Associated Film /Everett Collection.”
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“—Kory Grow ‘Clue’ (1985) Image Credit: ©Paramount/Everett Collection Six strangers enter a mansion.”
““I can’t imagine a better role to enable me to embrace my contradictions and see them through,” he wrote in his memoir.”
““You’ll float, too…” —CTJ ‘FernGully: The Last Rain Forest’ (1992) Long before he became a go-to for animation and video game voiceover work, Curry lent his rich baritone to this animated musical feature about a teen logger and a group of mystical fairies attempting to save, per the title, the last rainforest.”
“But make no mistake: Curry’s portrayal of the original Pennywise, the evil monster masquerading as a painted jester, is all the more terrifying for the special effects limitations of the time.”
“But Curry played it with swagger (check his leg work during the bawdy song “Easy Street”) and the role opened up his career to more roles in children’s cinema, which would define much of his later career.”
“It’s the sort of puckish, anti-authoritarian role that Curry specialized in, but listen to how he threads in a sense of empathy and heartbreak to a reply to one of the angry teen’s letters: “Maybe you’re all alone… that’s a pretty scary place to be.”
“Since it’s a comic musical, and he’s the villain, the character’s end is predictable.”
“He is the Losers Club’s biggest nightmare, and he makes the story’s scariest moments unforgettable just by fixing a steely, murderous look in his eyes and a hair-rising grin on his face.”
“The role wasn’t too much of a stretch for Curry, who previously played The Pirates of Penzance’s Pirate King on Broadway, so the boot (and pegleg) perfectly fit him.”
“You may have to jump off into the darkness.”
“Regis (Bernadette Peters), collude to pretend they’re Annie’s parents so they can get the $50,000 the Warbucks family has put up to find Annie’s folks.”
“In the film, he plays the brother of orphanage owner “Aggy” Hannigan (Carol Burnett), and he and his girlfriend, Lily St.”