➡ Tim Curry Biography

Tim Curry is an English actor, singer, who has made his identity in a diverse range of modes including theatre, television, films, and music as well. He has played various roles and the world calls it a legendary actor of those times. The veteran actor is popularly known for playing the role of Dr. Frank-N-Furter in ” The Rocky Horror Picture Show” released in 1975. There are more things to know that his fans wanted to know about him.

8 Things You Didn’t Know About Tim Curry

His nickname

Very few people know about his nickname as he is professionally known as Tim Curry. But his nickname is “The Cheshire Cat”.

He graduated from two universities at a time

Tim Curry was so passionate about his career as he interested in English and music, so he decided to graduate in both. He got a degree in English from the prestigious Cambridge university and wanted to pursue a career in music so he got another degree in music.

Tim Curry voiced in the animated film

The majority of his fans are not aware that he voiced for “The Joker” in the animated “Batman” series.

His tragic phase of life

Tim Curry was suffered from a major stroke in the year 2012 and lost the use of his legs. Afterward, he required a wheelchair to stay mobile. And he calls it the tragic phase of his life.

He made his career profile strong

Tim Curry has worked in theatre plays, television series, films and also made his career in the field of music as he wanted to pursue it as a career since childhood.

His biggest strength

The legendary actor didn’t stop working even after suffering from a major stroke in the year 2012. While his fans and admirers seek inspiration from him as he never gave up in his life and continues working.

He is an award-winning actor

Tim Curry honored with various awards for the amazing work. The actor won the “Outstanding Guest Actor Award”  in a drama series named ” Nominee” in 1994.

He is a great singer

Tim Curry is a great singer and has released three solo music albums in the late ’70s and early ’80s. His fans praised him for dropping the best music albums.