Add Page Six on Google Tim Curry made his final public appearance nine months before his death.
At the time, the actor celebrated the “Rocky Horror Picture Show” 50th Anniversary Spectacular Tour at Town Hall on November 3, 2025 in New York City.
He was joined by co-stars Patricia Quinn, Barry Bostwick and Nell Campbell. The group posed for several photos together for a meet and greet portion of the event.
One of his other final appearances was on October 15, 2025 in Los Angeles. Curry made a speech during the Grammy Museum celebration of the music for “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
One month prior, he attended the Academy Museum’s 50th Anniversary of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” The celebration took place on Sept. 26, 2025.
During that event, Curry gave an update on his health, telling the audience he “still can’t walk.”
“I won’t be singing and I won’t be dancing very soon,” he shared. “I still have real problems with my left leg.”
The singer, notably, suffered a stroke in 2012 that left him in a wheelchair with paralysis.
The incident also forced Curry to move onto voice work and step away from on-screen acting for 14 years until 2024’s “Stream.”
Curry passed away Tuesday night after suffering serious health issues for over ten years, per TMZ. He was 80.
The “Annie” star gave his last interview in October 2025, during which he confessed that he didn’t “fear death.”
In fact, he explained during the “CBS Sunday Morning” segment, that it would be “very comforting to go bye bye.”
The actor jokingly added, “I want to earn it. I want to earn the privilege of not being here. … I think I might very well embrace it.”
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