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A Clockwork Orange poster from Japan, 1971. Artwork by Philip Castle.
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A Clockwork Orange poster from Japan, 1971. Artwork by Philip Castle.
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A CLOCKWORK ORANGE (1971) dir. by Stanley Kubrick
"I think roughly 10 years after it came out, I had a realization that I was part of something that was pretty extraordinary. You can either accept it, smile, go with it, or never talk about it again. And I decided, listen, I made the bloody movie. I put a lot of myself in that part and I'm extremely proud of it. I loved working with Stanley. And for the most part, we have a great time. So I think I'll take the road of, yep, I'm proud of it. I love it. That's it." — MALCOLM MCDOWELL
Malcolm McDowell, A Clockwork Orange, Stanley Kubrick, 1971
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