• 1971

  Release Date

• December 18th, 1971

• Runtime

• 137 minutes

• Synopsis

• The head of a gang of toughs, in an insensitive futuristic society, is conditioned to become physically ill at sex and violence during a prison sentence. When he is released, he's brutally beaten by all of his old adversaries.

• CAST

• Malcolm McDowell - Alex,   Patrick Magee - Mr. Alexander,   Carl Duering - Dr. Brodsky,   Michael Bates - Chief Guard,   Warren Clarke - Dim,   James Marcus - Georgie,   Michael Tarn - Pete,   Miriam Karlin - Catlady,   Adrienne Corri - Mrs. Alexander,   Sheila Raynor - Mum,   Philip Stone - Dad,   Aubrey Morris - Deltoid,   Clive Francis - Lodger,   John Clive - Stage Actor,   Paul Farrell - Tramp,   Michael Gover - Prison Governor,   Godfrey Quigley - Prison Chaplain,   Madge Ryan - Dr. Branom,   Anthony Sharp - Minister,   Pauline Taylor - Psychiatrist,   Margaret Tyzack - Conspirator,   Steven Berkoff - Det. Const. Tom,   Lindsay Campbell - Police Inspector,   David Prowse - Julian,   Barrie Cookson - Dr. Alcott,   Jan Adair - Handmaiden in Bible Fantasy,   Gaye Brown - Sophisto,   Peter Burton - Junior Minister,   John J. Carney - Detective Sergeant,   Alec Wallis - Conspirator D.B. Da Silva,   John Savident - Conspirator,   Vivienne Chandler - Handmaiden in Bible Fantasy,   Richard Connaught - Billyboy,   Prudence Drage - Handmaiden in Bible Fantasy,   Carol Drinkwater - Nurse Feeley,   Lee Fox - Desk Sergeant,   Cheryl Grunwald - Victim of Billyboy's Gang,   Gillian Hills - Sonietta,   Craig Hunter - Doctor,   Shirley Jaffe - Nurse,   Virginia Wetherell - Stage Actress,   Neil Wilson - Prison Check-in Officer,   Katya Wyeth - Girl in Ascot Fantasy,   Jack Arrow - Mustachioed Ludovico Technician (uncredited),   Shane Shelton - Burbling Boy (uncredited),   Norman Gay - BBC Producer (uncredited),   Katharina Kubrick - Girl Passing Alex in the Record Store (uncredited),   Glenys O'Brien - Brunette Girl (uncredited)     

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