Farewell to Tim Curry, the queer 'mad doctor' from 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' and the clown from 'It'

Tim Curry died at 77 from heart problems, after suffering a stroke in 2012 that severely limited his mobility. The Anglo-American actor, who appeared in more than 200 titles in film and television, will always be remembered for his iconic portrayal of Dr. Frank-N-Furter in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" (1975), both on stage and on screen, becoming one of the biggest symbols of horror and queer cinema. Curry also became known for his role as the clown in "It" and, in recent years, worked primarily as a voice actor in productions such as "Star Wars: The Clone Wars".

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