TIM CURRY (Von Talon) Acclaimed British actor and two-time Tony Award nominee Tim Curry first came to the attention of American audiences in the cult phenomenon “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” which was his motion picture debut.
He has gone on to a diverse career with film credits that include “Charlie’s Angels,” “Scary Movie 2,” “The Scoundrel’s Wife,” “The Addams Family Reunion,” “McHale’s Navy,” “The Muppets Treasure Island,” “Congo,” “The Shadow,” “The Three Musketeers,” “Loaded Weapon I,” “Home Alone 2,” “Passed Away,” “Oscar,” “The Hunt for Red October,” “Pass the Ammo,” “Clue,” “Legend,” “The Ploughman’s Lunch,” “Annie,” “Times Square” and “The Shout.”
On television, Curry has been seen in numerous mini-series and telefilms, starring as Will Shakespeare in “Life of Shakespeare” and Theodosius in “Attila.” Other television credits include “Jackie’s Back” for Lifetime, “Titanic” for CBS, “It” for ABC, “The Worst Witch” for HBO and “Oliver Twist” for CBS. He also starred in several films for the BBC: “Three Men in a Boat” directed by Stephen Frears, “Napoleon in Love” and “Schmoedipus.” Curry was part of the initial cast of “Family Affair” and “Over the Top,” he was a series regular on “Wiseguy,” and he has had recurring roles in Showtime’s “Rude Awakening” and “Earth 2.” He has also been a guest host of “Saturday Night Live.”
In theatre, Curry earned Tony Award nominations for his lead roles in “Amadeus” and “My Favorite Year.” He also starred in Broadway’s “Travesties.” On the London stage, Curry has starred in the Royal National Theatre productions of “Pirates of Penzance,” “The Rivals,” “Love for Love” and “The Threepenny Opera.” Curry also starred in both the London and Broadway productions of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
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