Tony Pankhurst, the UK actor perhaps best known for lending his likeness to The Curator in Supermassive Games' The Dark Pictures Anthology, has passed away.
Spotted by GameSpot, Supermassive posted a short tribute to the actor on X. The actor had a career spanning over 40 years, working as a radio presenter, running his own business, and making numerous appearances on TV and in films like Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
However, our audience will probably know Pankhurst best because of his iconic portrayal of The Curator. A recurring, unsettling being who appears in each entry of The Dark Pictures (Man of Medan, Little Hope, House of Ashes, The Devil in Me), the Curator is a mesmerising character who links the series together through a recurring series of Crypt Keeper-like interstitials.
Our condolences to the actor's friends, family and fans. Are you a fan of Pankhurst's work? Is there a specific role that comes to mind? Let us know in the comments section below.
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Condolences to the family!
His excellent performances as The Curator will be missed by fans!
What a shame, rest in peace Tony
Always thought that was Robert Patrick (T-1000).
Sorry to hear however RIP
RIP. He was the face of the curator, yes but not the voice. That was Pip Torrens. I guess Pip also provided the performance too, via facial mocap to go along with the dialogue.
Very sad news.
@tameshiyaku same but i checked it after first time playing
What the?? It wasn't Robert Patrick??
I'm a fan of the series and he was really good as the Curator. Wondering if he had shot scenes for the first game of season 2, if
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