from Warner Brothers
Directed by
Stanley
Kubrick
Starring
Malcolm
McDowell (Alex DeLarge)
Patrick
Magee (Frank Alexander)
Michael Bates (Chief Guard Barnes)
Warren Clarke (Dim)
James Marcus (Georgie)
Michael Tarn (Pete)
Philip Stone (Mr. DeLarge ("P"))
Sheila Raynor (Mrs. DeLarge ("M"))
Aubrey Morris (P.R. Deltoid)
Miriam Karlin (Cat Lady)
Paul Farrell (Tramp)
David Prowse (Julian)
John Clive (Stage Actor)
Adrienne Corri (Mrs. Alexander)
Carl Duering (Dr. Brodsky)
Clive Francis (Lodger)
Michael Gover (Prison Governor)
Godfrey Quigley (Prison Chaplain)
Madge Ryan (Dr. Branum)
John Savident (Conspirator Dolin)
Anthony Sharp (Minister)
Pauline Taylor (Dr. Taylor)
Margaret Tyzack (Rubinstein)
Steven Berkoff (Constable)
Lindsay Campbell (Detective)
Barrie Cookson
Jan Adair
Gaye Brown
Peter Burton
John J. Carney (CID Man)
Vivienne Chandler
Richard Connaught (Billy-boy)
Prudence Drage
Carol Drinkwater (Sister Feeley)
Lee Fox
Cheryl Grunwald (Rape victim)
Gillian Hills (Sonietta)
Craig Hunter (Doctor)
Shirley Jaffe
Virginia Wetherell (Stage Actress)
Neil Wilson
Katya Wyeth (Girl)
Written by
Stanley
Kubrick
Anthony
Burgess (novel)
Original Music by
Wendy
Carlos
Rated:  |
 Director Stanley
Kubrick's masterful satire on crime and punishment in the ultra-violent
future. Excellent performance by Malcolm McDowell as Alex DeLarge,
the murderous leader of a quartet of "droogs", a vicious
group of misfits who revel in fighting, stealing, and raping
women. Alex is later captured and reprogrammed by the equally
sadistic government. Even by today's standards the scenes of
violence seem way over the top. Based on the novel by Anthony
Burgess.
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