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Tim Curry Passed At Age 80

SSuperDave

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He was so much more tha Rocky Horror, although that is probably what he was best known for. I've probably seen Rocky Horror 200 times in 4 different cities since my first visit in 1976. He was great as Cardinal Richlieu in the "Three Musketeers", and as the hotel manager in "Home Alone 2"
Broadway, London stage, voice work, he's done it all. RIP Tim, and thanks for all the enjoyment you've given over the years.
 
He was so much more tha Rocky Horror, although that is probably what he was best known for. I've probably seen Rocky Horror 200 times in 4 different cities since my first visit in 1976. He was great as Cardinal Richlieu in the "Three Musketeers", and as the hotel manager in "Home Alone 2"
Broadway, London stage, voice work, he's done it all. RIP Tim, and thanks for all the enjoyment you've given over the years.
Watching Rocky Horror in the theater was a real trip ; umbrellas and bags of rice. LOL
The music was really good too !


 
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My oldest son and I went just last month, we try to go twice a year. It just speaks to something in me, I recall the first time I saw it, and was creeped out by all the weirdos in line. But by the end of the movie, I was singing and jumping around! The song at the end where Tim sings "don't dream it, be it" is good advice to life. We've gotten up a group from work several times over the last few years, veterans and virgins alike, and always had a good time But, I gotta take a nap beforehand to be able to stay up tim 3 am!

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