Tim Curry

Tim Curry is a British actor, comedian, and singer whose career has produced some of the most iconic performances in theatre, film, and television. Born in Grappenhall, Cheshire, he studied English and Drama at the University of Birmingham. Curry is best known for originating the role of Dr Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Show on stage and in the 1975 film The Rocky Horror Picture Show — a performance that has achieved cult immortality. His other film credits include Clue, Legend, Home Alone 2, The Hunt for Red October, Muppet Treasure Island, and Congo. On television, his portrayal of Pennywise the Clown in the 1990 television adaptation of Stephen King's It remains one of the most terrifying performances in the history of horror. Curry won a Tony Award nomination for his performance in Amadeus and has appeared on Broadway in Spamalot and The Threepenny Opera. He is also a talented singer who has released several albums. As an audiobook narrator, Curry brings one of the most distinctive and theatrical voices in entertainment. His voice — rich, playful, and capable of everything from seduction to menace — makes him unforgettable as a narrator. He brings genuine theatrical energy to every recording, creating an experience closer to a one-man show than a simple reading. Curry suffered a stroke in 2012 but has continued to work in voice acting. For listeners who appreciate narration with theatrical flair and genuine star power, Tim Curry delivers performances that are utterly unique and impossible to forget.