Tim Curry 'doing very well' after stroke

Tim Curry 'doing very well' after stroke

Tim Curry, the star of the Rocky Horror Show, is recovering after having a stroke at his home in Los Angeles. The British actor, 67, is said to be 'doing great' following the collapse. Curry rose to fame as Dr Frank-N-Furter in the cult musical and

UPDATE: A rep for the "Rocky Horror" star says the stroke happened in July 2012, and that he is currently "doing very well" in physical therapy. Tim Curry is recovering from a stroke. [UPDATE: Curry's agent Marcia Hurwitz

3:50 PM PT -- A rep for Tim Curry tells TMZ, the stroke actually occurred nearly a year ago -- last July.Tim Curry reportedly suffered a stroke at his…

He's said to be "doing great." Tim Curry in New York in 2005. (Photo: Todd Plitt, USA TODAY). Tim Curry is recovering after suffering a major stroke at his home in Los Angeles. The British star, 67, who is possibly best known for his work in 1975's

Now 67, the Rocky Horror Picture Show star "absolutely can speak" and is "in great humor," his agent says.