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A Clockwork Orange - Stanley Kubrick

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Directed by: 
Stanley Kubrick
Story by: 
Anthony Burgess
Screenplay by: 
Stanley Kubrick
Produced by: 
Stanley Kubrick
Release year: 
1971
Country: 
United Kingdom
United States of America
Runtime: 
136min
Genre: 
Science Fiction
Crime Fiction
Drama
Music by: 
Wendy Carlos
Locations: 
London
Bricket Wood
Manor Lodge School
West Norwood
Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust
Pinewood Studios
Brunel University London
EMI-MGM Studios
Soundtrack: 
A Clockwork Orange
Subjects: 
Brainwashing
Tagline: 
Being the adventures of a young man whose principal interests are rape, ultra-violence and Beethoven.
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Plot: 
Protagonist Alex DeLarge is an "ultraviolent" youth in futuristic Britain. As with all luck, his eventually runs out and he's arrested and convicted of murder and rape. While in prison, Alex learns of an experimental program in which convicts are programed to detest violence. If he goes through the program, his sentence will be reduced and he will be back on the streets sooner than expected. But Alex's ordeals are far from over once he hits the mean streets of Britain that he had a hand in creating.
Cast: 
Malcolm McDowell
as
Alex
David Prowse
as
Julian
(
(Frank Alexander's bodyguard)
)
Aubrey Morris
as
Deltoid
Patrick Magee
as
Mr. Alexander
Warren Clarke
as
Dim
Michael Tarn
as
Pete
James Marcus
as
Georgie
Michael Bates
as
Chief Guard
Adrienne Corri
as
Mrs. Alexander
Miriam Karlin
as
Catlady
Godfrey Quigley
as
Prison Chaplain
Anthony Sharp
as
Minister
Carl Duering
as
Dr. Brodsky
Paul Farrell
as
Tramp
Clive Francis
as
Lodger
Michael Gover
as
Prison Governor
John Clive
as
Stage Actor
Sheila Raynor
as
Mum
Madge Ryan
as
Dr. Branom
John Savident
as
Conspirator #1
Philip Stone
as
Dad
Pauline Taylor
as
Psychiatrist
Margaret Tyzack
as
Conspirator #2
Steven Berkoff
as
Det. Const. Tom
Lindsay Campbell
as
Police Inspector
Barrie Cookson
Jan Adair
as
Handmaiden in Bible Fantasy #1
Gaye Brown
as
Sophisto
(
(in the Korova Milkbar)
)
Peter Burton
John J. Carney
as
Detective Sergeant
Vivienne Chandler
as
Handmaiden in Bible fantasy #2
Richard Connaught
as
Billy Boy
(
(gang leader)
)
Prudence Drage
as
Handmaiden in Bible fantasy #3
Carol Drinkwater
as
Nurse Feeley
Lee Fox
as
Desk Sergeant
Cheryl Grunwald
as
Rape Victim in Film
Gillian Hills
as
Sonietta
Craig Hunter
as
Doctor
Shirley Jaffe
as
Victim of Billy Boy's gang
Virginia Wetherell
as
Stage Actress
Neil Wilson
as
Prison Check-in Officer
Katya Wyeth
as
Girl in Ascot Fantasy
Frankie Abbott
as
Rex
(
Police Landrover Driver
)
Frankie Abbott
as
Policeman at Duke of York #1
Roy Beck
as
Prison Officer in Chapel
Robert Bruce
as
Milkbar Bouncer #1
Maurice Bush
as
Charlie
(
Security Guard outside Alex's Ludovico Room
)
Steadman Clark
as
Milkbar Bouncer #3
George Coulouris
as
Professor
Jeremy Curry
as
Jesus
David Dawkins
as
Humming Technician
Andros Epaminondas
as
Bearded Man in Record Shop
Helen Ford
as
Old Lady at Duke of York #1
Norman Gay
as
BBC Producer
Dr. Gundry
as
Dr. Lidlock
Peter Hannon
as
Policeman at Duke of York #2
Margaret Heald
as
Nurse Braindrain
(
(who comes in with psychiatrist)
)
Nicholas Hill
as
Biblio Oldie #1
Nicholas Hill
as
Drunk Tramp #1
Fred Hugh
as
Biblio Oldie #2
Fred Hugh
as
Drunk Tramp #2
Katharina Kubrick
as
Girl Passing Alex in Record Store
Olive Mercer
as
Old Lady at Duke of York #2
Leslie Nye
as
Biblio Oldie #3
Leslie Nye
as
Drunk Tramp #3
George O'Gorman
as
Record Bootik Clerk
Nat Pearn
as
Biblio Oldie #4
Nat Pearn
as
Drunk Tramp #4
Rex Rashley
as
Biblio Oldie #5
Rex Rashley
as
Drunk Tramp #5
Fred Real
as
Prison Check-In
Pat Roach
as
Milkbar Bouncer #2
Henry Robert
as
Desk Policeman
Billy Russell
as
Professor attacked by Alex & Droogs in Library
Winifred Sabine
as
Old Lady at Duke of York #3
Barbara Scott
as
Marty
Shane Shelton
as
Burbling Boy
Tom Sye
as
Biblio Oldie #6
Tom Sye
as
Drunk Tramp #6
Arthur Tatler
as
Convict Pianist
Alec Wallis
as
Conspirator D.B. Da Silva
Sister Watkins
as
Dr. Lidlock's Assistant

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