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Andrew NDB 08-26-2026 10:12 AM

R.I.P. Tim Curry
 
https://www.darkhorizons.com/acting-...urry-has-died/

Dang. I thought he was on the slow mend.

ranger_scout 08-26-2026 10:44 AM

Not Wadsworth!

Autbot_Benz 08-26-2026 11:22 AM

Loved Tim in home alone 2 and his voice acting was great

triplexxx 08-26-2026 11:33 AM

Tim Curry was quite a character actor. He could do most anything. His life's work will always be cherished. Rest well, Tim Curry.

Stu_Padasso 08-26-2026 04:22 PM

Damn, this one hurts. He could be in a stinker movie like Congo and make it worth watching again and again. I also loved his voice work in Gargoyles and Ferngully.

Weird that CBS Sunday Morning did a segment on him a little while ago. Maybe he knew his time was up.

ranger_scout 08-26-2026 04:51 PM

I'm glad that Clue became a cult classic after it initally failed at the box office. Tim's performance was a major highlight.

Sage Ninja 08-26-2026 08:30 PM

This really destroys me! I adored Tim Curry as an actor. And he voiced so many iconic characters that enjoyed so much growing up. His stand out role to me was as Skull Master from Mighty Max. He was so genuinely threatening as a villain that he was one of my favorite aspects of Mighty Max. Especially during a time in the 90s where villains being a legit threat and menacing was still rare. I know he suffered a stroke sone years ago which slowed him down, but I was hoping he was recovering. He will be missed. 80 years old is a full life. Rest in peace Tim Curry.

TheBlueTurtle1 08-27-2026 12:07 AM

R.I.P, another legend gone:cry:

oldmanwinters 08-27-2026 08:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Autbot_Benz (Post 2032052)
Loved Tim in home alone 2 and his voice acting was great

Yeah, it's stunning to look back at how many animated shows he's played notable parts in, and that's a part of his career that seems to be ignored by a lot of the media coverage in his wake.

I'm guessing Nigel Thornberry is probably his most famous role in that genre.
https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/Tim-Curry/

ZariusTwo 08-27-2026 08:19 AM

One of the best, and the voice for a thousand shows in 90s/2000s syndication

Vicky82 08-27-2026 08:47 AM

Damn, another Gargoyles voice actor gone.

RIP Dr Anton Sevarius.

I'm going to have to watch some of his movies at the weekend.

ranger_scout 08-27-2026 08:54 AM

Although most people believe that Disney’s 1953 version of Captain Hook from Peter Pan is the definitive version of the character, and I also agree with that, Curry gave a fantastic voice performance of Captain Hook on Fox’s Peter Pan and the Pirates and deserved his Daytime Emmy Award.

IMJ 08-27-2026 10:16 AM

Death thread!

sdp 08-27-2026 10:19 AM

For some reason i thought he had died a few years ago. Never understood why he wasn't in more movies, I loved him as a kid, he had a very peculiar look.

oldmanwinters 08-27-2026 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by IMJ (Post 2032093)
Death thread!

It's amazing how many celebrity deaths I've learned about first through page visits and refreshes on The Drome Forums

Coola Yagami 08-27-2026 06:11 PM

Kind of unsettling knowing that when our time comes Tim Curry will be waiting for us, holding a red balloon.

Mayhem 08-28-2026 03:04 AM

When we asked the grim reaper to take the villain from Home Alone 2, we didn’t mean Tim Curry! :P

(that’s just to annoy someone here :lol:)

IMJ 08-28-2026 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by oldmanwinters (Post 2032098)
It's amazing how many celebrity deaths I've learned about first through page visits and refreshes on The Drome Forums

The thing is that there are so many death threads here that I can't help but liken it to a cluster of 5th graders who hear about someone dying and they have to model some kind of "loss feeling" and "deep respect" as they are learning about these concepts and overcompensate almost comedically.

That's what I see when I see the Technodrome "death thread culture". Occasional relevance but mostly stunted f's modeling behavior like autists who are reporting on a death for self-importance rather than any other well-adjusted reasons first. Like... is it actually "news" or is it a "solemn virtue signal" because it's so replete here....


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