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More than a decade after Tim Curry suffered a stroke, the ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ star—who died Aug. 26 at age 80—detailed the effects of the medical emergency."I still can't walk, which is why I'm in this silly chair," Curry told the audience in September 2025 at a special screening for the musical's 50th anniversary. "That's very limiting. I won't be singing and I won't be dancing very soon. I still have real problems with my left leg."Beyond using a wheelchair, the actor—who had surgery in July 2012 after doctors found two blood clots in his brain—detailed the lasting pain after the right-brain stroke, which affects control of the body's left side. "Any kind of touch on my left arm and left hand can be very painful," he shared on ‘CBS Sunday Morning’ a month later. "I'm not paralyzed anymore, thank God, although I can't really use my left arm or often my left leg." Full Story: eonline.com/videos/2512228419766/what-tim-curry-said-about-his-health-stroke-before-his-death
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More than a decade after Tim Curry suffered a stroke, the ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ star—who died Aug. 26 at age 80—detailed the effects of the medical emergency."I still can't walk, which is why I'm in this silly chair," Curry told the audience in September 2025 at a special screening for the musical's 50th anniversary. "That's very limiting. I won't be singing and I won't be dancing very soon. I still have real problems with my left leg."Beyond using a wheelchair, the actor—who had surgery in July 2012 after doctors found two blood clots in his brain—detailed the lasting pain after the right-brain stroke, which affects control of the body's left side. "Any kind of touch on my left arm and left hand can be very painful," he shared on ‘CBS Sunday Morning’ a month later. "I'm not paralyzed anymore, thank God, although I can't really use my left arm or often my left leg." Full Story: eonline.com/videos/2512228419766/what-tim-curry-said-about-his-health-stroke-before-his-death
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