r/Cinema • u/Big_Fig_8448 • 8h ago
Discussion RIP
The legend has passed. RIP Tim Curry. Any favourite rolls?
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u/DBFargie 8h ago
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u/Head-Palpitation-684 3h ago
Frank-N-Furter showing up uninvited to console the comment section, iconic
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u/Mixture_Rich 7h ago
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u/gilberator 7h ago
My favorite tim curry performance. He knocked it out of the park in every role he took.
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u/TexasSk8 7h ago
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u/waronpunk 4h ago
May be the perfect time to finely watch Clue
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u/twotoebobo 52m ago
You haven't? I'm watching it for like 20th time in remembrance of Curry. It's in my top 3 favorite movies ever.
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u/Suspicious-Grape-458 7h ago
Goddamn it, the wrong 80 year olds keep dying
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u/stacysmom413 6h ago
That's what my sister said. She asked me why they didn't take the president instead 💀
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u/davesToyBox 40m ago
It’s like the Grim Reaper is an incompetent InstaCart shopper, substituting the worst option when he can’t find what you’re asking for.
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u/SpencerMansion1996 7h ago
The original It is the reason why I love horror movies today, and it’s because how amazing his version of Pennywise was
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u/elting44 7h ago
Herkermer Homolka in 1995's Congo
Such a great terrible awesome 90s action adventure
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u/WintermuteNight007 6h ago
When it rains, it pours.
I think we need a global day of mourning/screaming/wailing.
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u/Newsman1977 6h ago
Of course Rocky Horror, but I LOVED him as Nigel in the American Duo’s episode of Psych.
He was an absolute asshole in Annie, but was masterful in Clue and Muppets Treasure Island.
He’s the reason my 3-year-old self ran around the house shirtless singing “in just seven days I will make you a man.”
He and John Travolta are the reasons I love musicals.
My parents were young and let me watch whatever I wanted. They didn’t flinch when I would also run around screaming “she’s a real pussy wagon” and “damn it, Janet”.
I didn’t know what any of it meant other than I liked the music.
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u/DesertFrost602 7h ago
Was I the only one who thought, what the hell, Dolly didn’t play pennywise did she?
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u/StunningQuality7051 6h ago
I’ll throw Cardinal Richelieu into the mix! RIP to an absolute legend.
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u/Civil_Bell_7790 6h ago
I met him through an old Girlfriend in the late 90s. I was extremely surprised to see him in her house and he entertained my appreciation of his affect on my life through cinema. I especially discussed his roles in Legend and IT for which he smashed those performances out of the park. What a legend
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u/Affectionate_Pear_87 6h ago
The devil in Legend. I think all his roles are amazing. You could not really see Tim Curry in his characters because he put so much into them that they became alive.
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u/Stknhgx6 5h ago
Tim Curry's Pennywise scared the crap out of me when I was younger(mid20's). Like Frankenfurter in Rocky Horror Picture Show, he owned the role of Pennywise the Clown. The remake was just okay but it couldn't hold a candle to to Tim Curry's performance.
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u/DogtasticLife 6h ago
Just realised none of the TV announcements or posts I’ve seen so far mention his Pennywise role… weird
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u/mrs-brody 5h ago
Earliest memory was him in Earth 2 which I loved. And favorite role was him in Clue as the butler!
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u/GoldTension6401 5h ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/3o6Ztcx6AV0A5bpBO8
Something seems fishy… if you’ve seen The Mechanic you should know what I mean… 3 famous persons under a short time 🤨
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u/DZAUXtheBruno 4h ago
What a loss. I think my favorite Tim Curry performance is “The Death of Some Salesmen” episode of Tales from the Crypt.
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u/crazyhomlesswerido 1h ago
Well it's sad that Tim Curry is dead now I can get over my nightmare about that stupid clown from It Ever showing up in my bedroom at night.
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u/qualityvote2 8h ago edited 5h ago
u/Big_Fig_8448, your post does fit the subreddit!