'Rocky Horror' icon Tim Curry's cause of death revealed

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Set us as preferred The official cause of death for Tim Curry, the versatile actor who was beloved for his work in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” and “It,” has come to light.Curry died at age 80 last week of coronary artery disease, People reported, citing a document from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.

The document also reportedly listed the actor’s history of stroke and kidney cancer as “other significant conditions” that contributed to his death.A representative for the actor did not immediately respond to a request for confirmation on Wednesday.Curry, also known for roles in “Annie,” “Clue” and “Muppet Treasure Island,” died peacefully Aug.

25 at his home in Toluca Lake.The Cheshire native suffered a stroke in 2013, impairing his ability to walk.

He remained in a wheelchair until his death.According to People, the document also states Curry did not undergo surgery for either his coronary artery disease, kidney cancer or stroke.

Movies Tim Curry, the beloved and versatile star who famously commanded attention as the seductive mad scientist Dr.Frank-N-Furter in the cult classic musical ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show,’ has died.

He was 80.Onscreen, Curry is best known for originating the role of Dr.Frank-N-Furter, the madcap and sensual scientist who guides a stranded young couple — and audiences — through an unpredictable evening of sexual exploration and liberation.

He debuted in the role in 1973 at the Royal Court Theatre in London, but later expanded his reach when “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” hit the big screen in 1975.Curry was also known for his work as the evil clown Pennywise in the miniseries adaptation of Stephen King’s “It,” butler Wadsworth in “Clue” and the Lord of Darkness in “Legend.” He also appeared in “Home Alone 2: Lost ...