Annoyed with BBC News

I got really annoyed with the BBC news saying that Tim only had one leading role and the was Rocky Horror. Sorry but he was the main character in Clue. And he may of been famous for more supporting roles, but he always outshined the main characters.

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u/Reaper_NMG — 2 months ago

Devastated doesn't even come close. Massive loss to the World. Tim Curry was just a marvel. RIP You absolute legend.

u/Reaper_NMG — 2 months ago

Players That Would Make Up the Most Aggressive and Toughest Team Ever!

You would definitely go home with a few bruises and maybe a broken limb.

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100 Castles you have to visit before you die.

This is 100 must visit. There are a lot more castles you should though.

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The Angel of Home or The Triumph of Surrealism, Max Ernst, Oil on Canvas, 1937

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The Incoming Mist: Deer in the Highlands, Charles Stuart, Oil on Canvas, 1896

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The War, Otto Dix, Oil & Tempera on Wooden Panels, 1929-32

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The King Watches, Rosa Bonheur, Watercolour on Paper, 1887

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Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, Grant Wood, Oil on Masonite, 1931

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The Magic Circle, John William Waterhouse, Oil on Canvas, 1886

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Seven Crows, Alex Colville, Acrylic Polymer Emulsion on Hardboard, 1980

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Priestess of Delphi, John Collier, Oil on Canvas, 1891

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The First Awakening of Eve, Valentine Cameron Prinsep, Oil on Canvas, 1889

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