TGIF
Be sure the check out Prosthetics Magazine’s latest issue which includes several rare behind the scenes photographs from Stephen King’s IT!
Shared by make-up artist Bart J. Mixon these never before seen photos include shots of Mixon applying Tim Curry’s Pennywise makeup and various shots of Tim fooling around during the make-up process.
The article also includes several examples of concept designs initially sculpted for the filmmakers to choose from and Mixon explains how the original design “uses the same domed head appliance and wig as the normal Pennywise, but with the addition of three facial prosthetics.”
Get the full story in issue 9, available in print and online here: https://www.prostheticsmagazine.co.uk
Tim Curry by John Stoddart - 24th January, 1986.
Tim Curry and Sally Dexter by John Stoddart - 24th January, 1986.
"Meeting Tim Curry offstage, you're prepared for anything. Just how much of this stage flamboyance reaches into his own life, his clothes? He wears quiet, played-down clothes that are almost sombre though they are very much in touch and have some humour too. He wears lots of black – black Take Six jeans and black shoes with everything – and mixes monochrome outfits with things like cartoon printed shirts. He doesn’t have many clothes but, he emphasises, those he has he wears a great deal.
'I seem to wear a uniform for about three months and then change it and really I suppose I buy rather a lot of junk. Much of the stuff I have comes secondhand from flea markets.'
He has just been on a spending spree buying up old school blazers as, in two weeks time, he leaves the British production of the show (Rocky Horror) to play the role in Los Angeles before taking it to Broadway in September. He is going to be recognisably British.
'I don’t see much point in spending a lot on clothes unless they’re well cut.' He says. 'I have always wanted just one thing that was special, cut superbly, and my one extravagance since starting the show is my black velvet Saint Laurent jacket.'
📷: Tim Curry in black velvet jacket, £81 at Saint Laurent shops, worn with black & white shirt, £10.50 from Johnson & Johnson, Kensington Market and moss-green velvet bow. Photo by Roy Jones.
📰: The Evening Standard - 23rd January 1974
On today’s episode of “Side-by-sides of Tim Curry that have the same energy”
Tim being the ham that he is on the set of IT
Tim Curry as Dr. Frank-N-Furter THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (1975)
“Baby, how do you sleep when you lie to me? All that shame and all that danger I’m hopin’ that my love will keep you up tonight.” How Do You Sleep? by Sam Smith
His drink of choice
Just read an old Dori Hartley interview in which she said that Tim used to guzzle champagne and Poire Williams (pear brandy) cocktails. I am now drinking this concoction and am feeling very satisfield :)
My daily routine
We focus on the bad guys and gals from tv and film, and discuss why we find them, so sexy
The SuperHot BadGuy ep 33: Dr. Frank N Furter of The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Celebrating Pride month with a doctor from outer space! Frank’s managed to playfully ensnare every being to set foot in his haunted spaceship mansion, so what gives? Come up to the lab and find out!
*thank you to @theoriginofcarrots for the Sweet (T)ribute!
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i’m just a sweet transvestite
“Wet make-up…That was one of the biggest problems with the film.Tim came out of the swimming pool and looked, to put it mildly, stunning. The water enhances the make-up and sets it even more. He came out of the pool for the first few takes and he looked perfect. It was the absolute opposite of what we required.” - Rocky Horror make-up artist Peter Robb-King, From Concept to Cult.
Tim is so perfect it made filming difficult.