Tim Curry

This, this Mobro Bill is from New York City's Upper East Side.

Subject, Tim Curry memory.

Uh, we memorialized Tim on, um, our last, uh, Nerve that aired on Friday.

"Hi, Maureen.

About 25 or 30 years ago, I was at a di- I was at a dinner," excuse me, "at Café Un Deux Trois in the Theater District." Love that place.

Um, "There were 10 or 12 of us, and Tim Curry was among the group.

As you know, in Manhattan, the rule is to leave celebrities alone.

Tourists don't follow that rule.

... it's much more fun.

You know, we lost Tim Curry, uh, uh, two weeks ago.

Oh, I saw that.

And, and, and he said famously in a clip that I just saw recently, he said that, "Oh, it's always..." And you know, he had those eyebrows and those-

You

know what I'm saying? Like that might, the guy at Tim Curry who just played it just passed away.

Yeah.

He

You know what I'm saying? Like that might.

The guy at Tim Curry who just played it just passed away.

Yeah,

recently he did.

that you like this, but you don't like clue.

And I was like, yeah, because clue is like this, the entire fucking movie because Tim Curry and like, um, uh, Carrie, Carrie, yes r.i.p to a real one and that like carrie grant who is essentially the tim curry of arsenic and old days disappears for a really long time to like go do paper literally to go do paperwork um and uh then we get this sort of like weird weird peter lorry monster movie in the middle of it it's what a strange movie it's wild

that's that's the thing i think about bringing out the dead, that it's weird how it works so well because there is those moments of absolute mania and the actual pace of the movie feels like it quickens in those moments and the shots are sped up, the editing is faster, everything is just sort of quicker and happening more.

But then it's also blended with this just absolute overwhelming sense of tedium.

I told you, YouTube.

And some Tim Curry.

Oh, he's on the list.

The list

I thought that was really cool.

For sure.

Um, as far as, uh, Tim Curry, they said that he died the same day, but they decided to wait until the next day

to release it.

That's awesome, Michael.

Yeah, I was going to I was going to mention Dolly Parton and also Tim Curry, who we lost today as well today.

And just, you know, gratitude for their their their lifetime of of arts and contributions to music and theater and everything else.

And just being who they were, being one of one.

Totally.

For Tim Curry.

Oh, well, you gotta say that.

I was like, what does that have to do with Dolly Parton?

So this would be just a play.

But it is the classic play that's based on the 1985 film, the one that Tim Curry was in.

Right.

Yeah.