| A Clockwork Orange | |
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| Credits | |
| Title: | A Clockwork Orange |
| Director: | Stanley Kubrick |
| Writers: | Stanley Kubrick; Anthony Burgess |
| Producers: | Si Litvinoff; Max L. Raab; Stanley Kubrick; Bernard Williams |
| Composer: | Ludwig van Beethoven |
| Cinematography: | John Alcott |
| Editors: | Bill Butler |
| Production | |
| Distributed by: | Warner Bros. Pictures |
| Released: | December 19th, 1971 |
| Rating: | X |
| Running time: | 136 min. |
| Country: | USA |
| Language: | English |
| Budget: | $2,200,000 [1] |
| Gross: | $26,589,355 (Domestic) [2] |
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Plot[]
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Malcolm McDowell | Alexander DeLarge |
| Warren Clarke | Dim |
| Patrick Magee | Mister Frank Alexander |
| John Clive | Stage actor |
| Michael Bates | Chief guard Barnes |
| Adrienne Corri | Mrs. Alexander |
| Carl Duering | Doctor Brodsky |
| Paul Farrell | Tramp |
| Clive Francis | Joe the lodger |
| Michael Gover | Prison governor |
| Miriam Karlin | Catlady |
| James Marcus | Georgie |
| Aubrey Morris | P.R. Deltoid |
| Godfrey Quigley | Prison chaplain |
| Sheila Raynor | Mum |
| Madge Ryan | Doctor Branom |
| John Savident | Conspirator |
| Anthony Sharp | Frederick |
| Philip Stone | Dad |
| Pauline Taylor | Psychiatrist |
| Margaret Tyzack | Conspirator |
| Steven Berkoff | Detective Constable Tom |
| Lindsey Campbell | Police inspector |
| Michael Tam | Pete |
| David Prowse | Julian |
| Jan Adair | Handmaiden in Bible fantasy |
| Gaye Brown | Sophisto |
| John J. Carney | Detective sergeant |
| Vivienne Chandler | Handmaiden in Bible fantasy |
| Richard Connaught | Billy Boy |
| Prudence Drage | Handmaiden in Bible fantasy |
| Carol Drinkwater | Nurse Feeley |
| Lee Fox | Desk sergeant |
| Cheryl Grunwald | Rape victim in film |
| Gillian Hills | Sonietta |
| Craig Hunter | Doctor |
| Shirley Jaffe | Victim of Billy Boy's gang |
| Virginia Wetherell | Stage actress |
| Neil Wilson | Prison check-in officer |
| Katya Wyeth | Girl in ascot fantasy |
| Roy Beck | Prison officer in Chapel |
| Robert Bruce | Milkbar bouncer |
| Steadman Clark | 3rd Milkbar bouncer |
| Jeremy Curry | Jesus Christ |
| David Dawkins | Humming technician |
| Andros Epaminondas | Bearded man in record shop |
| Norman Gay | BBC producer |
| Doctor Gundry | Doctor Lidlock |
| Katharina Kubrick | Girl in record store |
| George O'Gorman | Record Bootik clerk |
| Fred Real | Prison check-in officer |
| Pat Roach | Milkbar bouncer |
| Barbara Scott | Marty |
| Arthur Tatler | Convict pianist |
| Sister Watkins | Doctor Lidlock's assistant |
Notes & Trivia[]
- The tagline for this film is "Being the adventures of a young man whose principal interests are rape, ultra-violence and Beethoven".
- Originally given an X rating in the UK and the US. Home video releases re-rated the film under the MPAA's R-rating.
External Links[]
- A Clockwork Orange at AMG
- A Clockwork Orange at TCM
- A Clockwork Orange at IMDB
- A Clockwork Orange at Wikipedia
- A Clockwork Orange at Retro Junk
- A Clockwork Orange at Rotten Tomatoes
References[]
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