I know it's a bit late, but i have this screenshot from a Mastodon post that is funny.

I primarily knew him from Muppet Treasure Island.

Legend for me, but not until a few years after it's home video release. My parents got it after Willow was a hit with me, and... well...

He was the oh so smarmily, charmingly, evil Cardinal Richelieu in the Three Musketeers for me.

For me, it was Hexxus in "Ferngully, the last Rainforest".

Both him and Robin Williams gave amazing performances for an animated movie for kids.

To this day, whenever I stumble or trip and fall, I still catch myself saying "Gravity works", or when I touch something disgusting, I'll end up singing "Slime beneath me, ooh, slime up above!"

IT. The 1990 TV movie.

Saw it in theater as an 8yr old. My little mind was blown by the final speech he did as darkness.

I can't even remember. Probably the Muppets. I did know of him before he was ever in Command & Conquer, tho. IIRC, Clue is older than C&C too. Came out the same year I was born.

Home Alone 2

Yep, legend here as well. It was all over HBO Showtime and Cinemax in the mid 80s.

Toxic Love plays randomly in my head to this day. Right now it's that and Jolene going back and forth which is an interesting contrast.

Rocky Horror.

Long John to his friends.

Scooby Doo! Night of 100 Frights.

For me, that would have to be Captain Hook of Peter Pan and the Pirates.

first saw him in Clue but that doesnt show my age, i first saw it about ten years ago lol

He was so prolific throughout my childhood that it's hard to even think of just one. IT, Clue, The Three Musketeers, Congo....

What. Happened. To. The. ENER-GY!?

It is such a quotable movie.

Annie

“Eughweare ipfz zee meekeowfilm?”

I think this and The Hunt for Red October are my earliest memories of him. Muppet Treasure Island is probably my favorite though.

He was having too much fun in that role.

Nigel Thornberry from The Wild Thornberrys

But more iconically from Rocky Horror.

He absolutely made that show so awesome.

Wadsworth, Mr Boddy's butler.

"I'm going to the one place that hasn't been corrupted by capitalism! SPACE!"

I just love when actors are clearly having a great time in their role. It makes me happy. RIP Tim Curry, truly we lost a good one.

Clue.

I LOVED Legend growing up. I did not recognize him as Tim Curry though, until later in life.

Welcome to Toonstruck! Mwahahaha

In the theater watching Rocky Horror, toast flying, newspaper on heads, people up at the front acting it out. good times...

I just watched it (for the thirtieth time) in his honor.

Yo same

Mr. Hector (the concierge) in Home Alone 2: Lost In New York (1992)

I still think of him as having a giant grinch grin

Til that was him

Same, i was probably 7

I cannot think of the word smashing without thinking of his voice.

Tim Curry and Alan Rickman never starred in the same film together, TIL

Yeah… same.
Only know him of C&C and the awesome movie Congo (including the awesome PC game)

I know him as Long John Silver in Muppet Treasure Island... What age does that make me?

Vladikov from McHales Navy

Ron Gilbert, what a legend. If you haven't played Thimbleweed Park you've been missing out.

I didn't know it was Tim Curry, but I'm pretty sure that his performance that I saw was in "Legend". Then most likely IT.
I don't didn't I played enough Wing Commander III (also feat. Mark Hamill, John Davies Rhys and other known actors, absolutely stacked for its time) to have met the character that Tim Curry voiced there, but I for sure played enough Toonstruck to have heard his acting there! Also an amazing game which features Christopher Lloyd.

This for me too, I had Home Alone 2 recorded off the TV on VHS as a kid.

Frankenstein: Through the Eyes of the Monster on CD-ROM

That was one of my favorites, and I love Nigel so much. You blew my mind with this, I had absolutely no clue. He was ever present in our upbringing

Such a great movie I fell in love with the movie and the Butler the first time I saw it, and is on the list of "will watch repeatedly"

This is how I remember him, despite all his way more iconic and memorable roles.

I just see that big ol' grin when the credit card comes up stolen.

"Mmmmhehehe" it says to me.

Pure 90's nostalgia. 👌

special room for special people!

Thimbleweed Park is good. I'm sure the sequel is going to be good, too.