Overview

• On BBC Radio 4, Curry recounted Princess Diana telling him The Rocky Horror Picture Show “very much completed my education.”
• Curry said he remains unable to walk after a major 2012 stroke that left his left side paralysed, calling the limitation difficult.
• He released his memoir, Vagabond, on Tuesday, reflecting on his life and career across stage and screen.
• He described playing Frank-N-Furter as “liberating,” said he relished taking risks, and noted that the 1970s shaped his approach to sex.
• He said the film gives audiences permission to “behave badly,” echoing the transgressive spirit that has long fueled its cult status.