It's often misquoted that Tim Curry designed and applied his own makeup during 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show'. Here we see Tim discussing the differences between the film and the stage show makeup and how he had a team of makeup artists on hand throughout the film so he didn't need to lift a finger! Whilst the moustache may look very 1970s - Tim was appearing in Tom Stoppard's West End Play 'Travesties' set in 1917 and Stoppard's TV adaptation of 'Three Men In A Boat' set in 1889 during the tim

226K views · 12K reactions | Tim Curry made a rare public appearance to celebrate the 50th anniversary of ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ at the Academy Museum on Sept. 26. bit.ly/3VHcrmF | E! News | Facebook

Pat wasn’t ready. None of us were. Tim Curry = pure charisma 🔥 The Rocky Horror Picture Show 50th Anniversary Reunion (2025) | Tim Curry News

6M views · 220K reactions | Nearly 50 years after “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” debuted, Tim Curry remains inseparable from his fearless turn as Dr. Frank-N-Furter. Though a stroke more than a decade ago left him with limited mobility, Curry reflects on the role with wit and pride, saying the character has made his mark on Hollywood history. | CBS Sunday Morning | Facebook