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Rocky Horror star Tim Curry's cause of death revealed

Tim Curry, beloved star of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, has passed away at 80. His spokesman confirmed he died from coronary artery disease and related health issues, following a history of stroke and kidney cancer. Tributes from fans and...

BBC News· Sep 3, 2026 · 8:22 AM · 1,352 views

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Tim Curry, beloved star of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, has passed away at 80. His spokesman confirmed he died from coronary artery disease and related health issues, following a history of stroke and kidney cancer. Tributes from fans and fellow stars highlight his talent and enduring spirit.

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