The Guardian is inviting readers to share their tributes and memories of Tim Curry, the performer best known for his roles in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Clue, and the 1990 TV adaptation of IT. Curry has died at the age of 79.
A career across stage and screen
Curry's career spanned more than five decades, encompassing theatre, film, and television. He rose to fame as Dr. Frank-N-Furter in the 1975 cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show, a role he originated on stage. His filmography also includes the fantasy epic Legend, the comedy Clue, and the horror miniseries IT.
Beyond these iconic parts, Curry lent his distinctive voice to numerous animated projects, including The Wild Thornberrys and The Powerpuff Girls. His stage work included notable performances in the West End and on Broadway, earning him a Tony Award nomination for his role in the musical Spamalot.
How to share your memories
Readers are encouraged to share their personal tributes and memories of Curry, detailing what his work meant to them. Contributions may be featured in a forthcoming article celebrating his life and legacy.
Submissions can be made via the Guardian's dedicated form, with the option to include a photograph. The Guardian will use selected contributions in its coverage of Curry's passing.
