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I think the killing,paths of glory,dr.strangelove,the shining and full metal jacket are his masterpieces.Films i can see something different each time,but im completely entertained throughout each time as well.His other films(spartacus,lolita,2001,clockwork orange,barry lyndon and eyes wide shut) have flashes of brilliance,but they either don't entertain me,or they can't keep my attention like the aformentioned films.Clockwork was entertaining,but i found it extremely disturbing to truly enjoy
Dr.Strangelove, 2001, A Clockwork Orange, Barry Lyndon, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket and Eyes Wide Shut are like one long multi-faceted masterpiece of timeless, vivid, powerful, unforgettable cinema. I love them all equally, they are just the best there is, the very best.
Just saw Barry Lyndon this week and I was stunned by it. So beautiful, but also moved me to tears when Barry's son dies, had me on the edge of my seat with the suspense of the climactic duel, made me laugh when the delightful Andre Morrell made his appearance and more. It seems all his main characters are capable of bad things, having a dark side, but they are always sympathetic too and all the films end with some kind of hope or optimism.
A Clockwork Orange, Burgess and Kubrick's beautiful abomination... I love the book, the language, the film, and above all- the character. Chapter 21, read it. I'd love to make a short film just for Chapter 21... I feel the films ending was a little short compared to the books final- "Amen. And all that cal." - ending
McDowell was and I believe still is an amazing actor it's too bad his career plummeted after Clockwork & Kubrick was pure genius there is no other words that can be stronger to describe Kubrick. RIP Stanley.
What exactly is this from? I've heard and seen more clips from McDowell talking like this (in a very stand-up comedy type way), but I don't think he actually did comedy shows.. Did he?!
lol malcolms so funny. But DAMMIT!! I'd give anything for him to have stayed exactly the way he was from clockwork orange, soo cute! It makes me soo saddd when u fall in love with an actor and then u find out he's an old man now (altho he's still not bad) I just wish I cud go back to the 70s
kubrick tortured him by ordering unnecessary amounts of takes because of a spat in their friendship. mcdowell would never forgive him for almost killing him until after kubrick's death.
kybrick may be a brilliant film maker and a genius by any standard.
his breathing equipment didnt work and he nearly died.the other actors thought he was acting the part just goes to show ya what a fantastic actor malcolm mcdowell is to carry on
LOL - I always wondered about the amount of takes in that scene...Now I know.
There is another scence in that film which I wonder about and that is when Alex get taken to the water basin by the ex-droog policemen and they just about drown him.Either Malcolm can hold his breath for a long time or or there was a trick of some kind going on.He couldn't have been breathing as there wa no bubbles coming up.
His strongest period, from Dr. Strangelove all the way to Eyes Wide Shut, he's proven to be the greatest director that ever lived as far as I'm concerned. He's always been my fave. Among all these classics, 2001, A Clockwork Orange and Full Metal Jacket are his true masterpieces.
agreed...but I'm more partial to Paths of Glory of the 3 u mentioned....I think it rivals (or even surpasses Full Metal Jacket as the greatest anti-war flick) Although his vision was DARK, I absolute LOVE Kubrick, and I miss that guy so much...
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Nuh-uh. NUH-UH! Watch that clip again. She just stands there. When Dim carries her, she does NOT try to resist. She does nothing. "Brilliant" direction from Kubrick, the OC schmuck.
Wrong mr.wonder as soon as alex takes her belt off she tries to kick him, then dim restrains her.And when dim WAS carrying her she tried to break free, you can see that when he starts to molest her.And as far as her just standing there while they finally peeled her clothes off,yes she was.But is there a guarantee that every woman would keep fighting?Or resign to their fate,in case of being hurt even more?Remember the kid in jaws paralysed with fear?Not everyone reacts the same way pal.
It's true. And if you watch carefully, she actually voluntarily brings her hands around behind her back so Dim can hold her by the wrists. I agree, she didn't do much to resist. That was a weak point in an otherwise brilliant movie.
It doesn't show him as sympathetic, it actually spends the first 3rd of the book (30 min of movie) showing you how evil he is. The whole point is you can't force good, it has to be something someone accepts on their own.
Kubrick didnt write Clockwork Orange Anthony Burgess did and the polemic is more Catholic than Jewish as it espouses original sin over socialisation. Interestingly in the book though Alex is cured very simply- he just grows up!.
Kubrick didnt write Clockwork Orange Anthony Burgess did and the polemic is more Catholic than Jewish as it espouses original sin over socialisation. Interestingly in the book though Alex is cured very simply- he just grows up!.
He`s right, Berkoff is a penis. I sat behind Berkoff on a plane once. He gave the guy he was sittng next to hell, for simply opening his newspaper....an arrogant git.
the point of the film is that alex is evil. he's a bad person. but is it right to brainwash him into something he's not? for the good of society? being good doesn't make him happy, it made him suicidal. And if you're going to acuse stanley kubrick of that just cos he is jewish, well you're definately showing the evil inside yourself
Poor Malcolm.. having to get spat at so many times.. XD
But I can understand Kubrick's perfectionism. If I were a director I'd want every thing down to the smallest detail to be perfect. That's how masterpieces are made afterall, and I think ACO is definitely one.
Na, he has a lot of respect for the man, he's just joking around telling funny stories and such. I tell set stories too and have heard my fair share, just people seeing the humor in all the craziness that occurs during a production.
Cause it's not cool to be a troll, and because the man was a film genius! His work is amazing and he's something we'll probably never see again unfortunately.
OK, Malcolm, but when Stanley finally got the take he wanted, it was, in fact, perfect. I'm glad he had the patience to keep going until he got what he wanted, even if you found it annoying (as, admittedly, anyone would)! If he had done anything less, he would not have been Stanley Kubrick, the master, and we would not have his films, a collection of masterpieces.
the first time i watched that movie (about 7 years ago) i didn't know how old the movie was and fell completly in love with that dude then i searched for pictures of them on the internet and to my surprise i found out he was born in 1943 and that the movie was from 1971
Yeah we would all love him to stay exactly how he was back in A Clockwork Orange... He was so adorable. But what I like is that he actually didn't change that much. He'll stay a fit and charismatic man untill he dies.^^
are you fucking telling me clockwork orange got screwed over some forest gump horse crap. that was a complete different era for cinema. there was loads of ballsy, terrific movies like the godfather, last tango in paris, the exorcist, taxi driver etc. etc. and gene hackman is perfect as unstable obsessed cop. I love clocwork orange but if you are saying french connection is something like chicago you dont know what the fuck are you talking about.
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This bastard is so cocky n arrogant all the time , and i can't see why , he will be best remembered as " that actor of ( a clockwork orange ) " which is possibly his best effort , yet he screwed it up by bitchin everywhere for nearly 30 years about how Stanley Kubrick was so deceitful n inhumane with him after the work was over , and after the great man died he backwarded : " it was a way to tell Stanley,pick up the phone n call me ".
well , go n die Malcolm, u r nothing big anyway n never been.
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i hate it when ppl get childish just trying to prove how superior they are , English is not my mother tongue Mr.Asshole ,So cut the crap & try imitating mature ppl. sorry just saw ur profile , u r a child indeed anyway !!
Beside that i ADORE Kubrick's artwork & that he is my all time favorite director , the opinion that almost everyone here seemed to dislike _& which i don't intend to repeat by the way _ is that i find Malcolm Mcdowell attitude toward Kubrick is so hypocrite when his conscious awakens suddenly after 30 years of massive attacks on Kubrick as both a person & as a director JUST because he felt that NOBODY is gonna take it no more after Kubrick died as legendary figure, if u see what i mean :)
Kubrick was a genius but his man management skills were-by all accounts- poor, to put it mildly. Mcdowell attributed his performance on CO to the English director Lindsey anderson, who instructed him to play everything as if it were in close-up. Famously, Kubrick never spoke to mcdowell after the final day of filming.
Kubrick was not poor in man management but he was famous for being a perfectionist , so he would not move to the next scene until he gets 100% of what he wants from from the current one , so he was accused of being a control freak or a heartless director , but the final quality of his films would often allow him to have such power over his tools _which he considered actors are amongst !_ even from actors themselves .
there is a lot to tell u about in this poin , but i'll sum it up that every1 wished to work with Kubrick even though the SPOOKY tales surrounding him _Tom Cruise did EWS for free !!, & in a closer look he was not (poor) in man management , but he knew exactly how to deal with every1 separately,&Malcoim is the kind of a little proud who would not let any extra offences from a director pass easily m , so Kubrick with his pragmatic way befriended him during the shooting coz that's the way with him.
after Kubrick never called him after the shooting , he understood that Kubrick actually tricked him & USED him with his super-intelligence & that he would never befriend him for life _Kubrick was a very islolated n reclusive person , u wont find any famous friends for him except maybe Spielberg_ , So Malcolm with his hurt-self-pride kept cursing him all his life.
& Kubrick was a very controversial person , there are many who disliked him & many who liked _even loved_ him.....
GeorgeC.Scott swore that he will never work with him again ,he was very cruel with Shelly Duvall but even Shelly told that she learned a lot from him & that he made her a better actress ,while he was so different with Tom Cruise & Jack Nicholson who loved him as a person & enjoyed working with him , so u see he was not loser in dealing with actor ,( actually the opposite is the true ) , he had just dealt with actors like objects.
if u see he was like : everyone has his was to be dealt with :)
lolololol... acerca de Stanley Kubrick... a actriz Shelley Duvall do filme "The Shinning" fez 100 takes (um recorde) os gritos de desespero da atriz na cena "Here is Johnny" pareciam reais. Talvez por que fossem reais. lol
McDowell is a great actor (If... ; Clockwork Orange)
Kubrick is just perfect, his craft of filmmaking is the best in film history. Every time i watch any of his excellent movies i have to cry because of the beauty of this perfection, i don't know what kind of person he was, but he is a genious, nobody could shot a movie like he did.
The executive producer on Clockwork Orange spoke to one of my classes and he discussed how absolutely petrified Malcolm McDowell was of Kubrick. He talked about how Malcolm fractured his ribs and even nearly had his eye ripped out by the device they sit up in the straight jacket scene. It was pretty interesting.
Stanley Kubrick stories are hilarious. I think the man was a genius, and that cinema would be very different without him, but man, what a pain in the ass.
Malcom's lament is just. Everyone involved in the torturous clutch of a Kubrick production complains about the endless takes. I credit Maclom for coming up with an anecdote in place of viper spit in light of Kubrick's sadism
I really like this guy! He played amazing in A Clockwork Orange! It was absolutely obsessing!!! He is a great talent. It's a shame that he hadn't won an Oscar for Alex DeLarge...
About Kubrick... What can I say more. Is one of the best idrectors ever!
It is grossly overpraised. There's an arrogance in Kubricks direction, his dispassionate, portentous style, that pisses me off.You lot buy into it, and think you're witnessing genius. So 'Fuck You' mate.
No confusion here mate. There's nothing portentous or pseudo-profound in Lynches work. You can say it's absurd or difficult or to art house but you can't say it's portentous! So I guess you're the dumbass afterall. HA HA!!
Which it IS bollock face. You're a little sheep with the sensibilities of a five year old mental defective. "OOH slow camera work, strange music! Must have GREAT meaning!" So HA HAHAHAHAHAHA! Don't comment again. You've been bitch slapped too many times already ; )
yea you dumbass slow camera work, "strange" music doesnt mean it has a great meaning, it means Kubrick knows how to direct a movie well
and as for the "strange" music you pathetic kid: i rather listen to Beethoven, Mozart, Strauß, etc than Rammstein or Marilyn Manson (2 examples of the music Lynch chooses for his films)
now if i was as fucking dumb as you are id also want me not to comment again since you sucker know that you can only lose anyway
HA HA HA HA!! You prick. I know more about music then you know about going down on your own sister. I wasn't refering to the classical or romantic orchestral music cues but the experimental avant garde cues (which I happen to think are the strongest part of his films)
And "slow camera work" and "strange" music don't necessarily a good film make. So you lost mate. No hard feelings I hope Mr.Fuckflaps. : )
If you mean that Kubrick was great 'just' because he could execute the technical challenges he set himself with precision then youre an idiot;that's not the pimary benchmark by which a director or any artist is judged. His films are a pose of the profound, an empty firework show, a psuedo-philosophical bon bon offered up to the slathering idiots who are 'serious about film'. HA HA HA!!! Say Hi to your sister ;)
You've erected a straw man argument there cock chomper. Lynch has nothing to do with Kubricks failiures as an artist. Best stop leaning on other factors to make your argument work Sir.Fuckaflappas
My argument isn't in support of or against Lynch so what's the point of bringing him up? Oh yeah, I remember, you don't have an argument do you, so you've just invented one. ahahahahahah what a desperate twat you are!
Basically edbingey is talking sense, zonkov88 is'nt entirely wrong inwhat he says, it's just that (and i gather this from what he says) he can't think outside the box. Let him stick with his narrow minded view of cinema and end the argument!
Id have to agree, I think its overpraised. Its Stanley's most immoral work I think.
I hate it when people are too defensive about movies. I wished one of them (edbingey & zonkov88) would just end the conversation with, "Lets agree to disagree."... "Fucktard, dumbass, bollock face..." <Its sad people cant have intelligent and compassionate conversations anymore.
I agree, even though I personally love the film. So few people can argue without an arsenal of pointless personal attacks. It's art, nobody is right or wrong.
most definitely in agreement w/ phille22. i'm 4ever in anger at french connection for beating it 4 best picture, and for the academy for not nominating malcolm. it's too bad he aged at all, albeit well. he was really fucking gorgeous in ACO.
Currently studying Berkoff so was a nice surprise to hear his name mentioned. Shall put that in my research I think: Berkoff even spat a few times on Malcolm McDowell :P lol. Bloody brilliant was Kubrick.
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allouTV 3 months ago
omg, hes still sexy and cute...i'd still do him
oasisgirl1978 6 months ago
I think the killing,paths of glory,dr.strangelove,the shining and full metal jacket are his masterpieces.Films i can see something different each time,but im completely entertained throughout each time as well.His other films(spartacus,lolita,2001,clockwork orange,barry lyndon and eyes wide shut) have flashes of brilliance,but they either don't entertain me,or they can't keep my attention like the aformentioned films.Clockwork was entertaining,but i found it extremely disturbing to truly enjoy
TheGatorfan93 8 months ago
Dr.Strangelove, 2001, A Clockwork Orange, Barry Lyndon, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket and Eyes Wide Shut are like one long multi-faceted masterpiece of timeless, vivid, powerful, unforgettable cinema. I love them all equally, they are just the best there is, the very best.
straker2 8 months ago
Looks Like Sting Really?
ermac59 8 months ago
Haahahahhaa.... he still kinda speaks in nadsat!
ImmatureFashion 9 months ago
Just saw Barry Lyndon this week and I was stunned by it. So beautiful, but also moved me to tears when Barry's son dies, had me on the edge of my seat with the suspense of the climactic duel, made me laugh when the delightful Andre Morrell made his appearance and more. It seems all his main characters are capable of bad things, having a dark side, but they are always sympathetic too and all the films end with some kind of hope or optimism.
straker2 10 months ago
Malcolm McDowell read Horror Audiobook "The Bobbything"
AtlantideEnt 11 months ago
Nobody ever mention "The killing" and especially "Lolita". Why?
Cleon29Warrior 1 year ago
A Clockwork Orange, Burgess and Kubrick's beautiful abomination... I love the book, the language, the film, and above all- the character. Chapter 21, read it. I'd love to make a short film just for Chapter 21... I feel the films ending was a little short compared to the books final- "Amen. And all that cal." - ending
NDauchot 1 year ago 2
Clockwork Orange is one of the greatest films ever made. I think it's the acting and the surrealism of it. It's just an amazing film.
Malcolm McDowell will always be Alexander DeLarge.
capricious71 1 year ago 9
McDowell was and I believe still is an amazing actor it's too bad his career plummeted after Clockwork & Kubrick was pure genius there is no other words that can be stronger to describe Kubrick. RIP Stanley.
SilverHammock 1 year ago 7
mcdowell is such a great bad guy actor its a shame hes being wasted on sum right shitty films like tankgirl,milk money,magoo,i spy
TheSparkle7 1 year ago 4
sounds like stand up
zackhanscom 1 year ago
Twenty takes?! Wow!
He is hilarious. Long live Malcolm! :D
MontyPython246 1 year ago 2
What exactly is this from? I've heard and seen more clips from McDowell talking like this (in a very stand-up comedy type way), but I don't think he actually did comedy shows.. Did he?!
AdrianDX 1 year ago
lol malcolms so funny. But DAMMIT!! I'd give anything for him to have stayed exactly the way he was from clockwork orange, soo cute! It makes me soo saddd when u fall in love with an actor and then u find out he's an old man now (altho he's still not bad) I just wish I cud go back to the 70s
Decemberer1212 1 year ago 5
The coolest British actor ever. "A Clockwork Orange" is a masterpiece--thanks to McDowell and Kubrick.
JRFrancisco20088 2 years ago 10
i like how this dude keep's popping up out of nowhere in post apocolyptic films...i'm always the one to point him out to my friends
juggalizzle4izzle 2 years ago 5
Damn my best actor of all time even as a old man Malcom bloody rocks hes got something about him that says cool
ive got a massivew poster of him from
a-c-o on my wall (: !!
xevanescencex4evax 2 years ago
Best actor ever ;]
We're all getting old..
Malcom McDowell for King of The World.
lukecopps 2 years ago 7
Yep, hes a true ! legend (:
xevanescencex4evax 2 years ago 2
better than the average standup
dajohnthomas69 2 years ago 3
kubrick tortured him by ordering unnecessary amounts of takes because of a spat in their friendship. mcdowell would never forgive him for almost killing him until after kubrick's death.
kybrick may be a brilliant film maker and a genius by any standard.
but he was also a dick.
zackhanscom 2 years ago
his breathing equipment didnt work and he nearly died.the other actors thought he was acting the part just goes to show ya what a fantastic actor malcolm mcdowell is to carry on
candyapplereddress 2 years ago 2
LOL - I always wondered about the amount of takes in that scene...Now I know.
There is another scence in that film which I wonder about and that is when Alex get taken to the water basin by the ex-droog policemen and they just about drown him.Either Malcolm can hold his breath for a long time or or there was a trick of some kind going on.He couldn't have been breathing as there wa no bubbles coming up.
petestrat07 2 years ago
I heard that story years ago. That he had the actor spit into McDowell's face many times until he got it right.
000266617 2 years ago 2
lol i see him in the monk a show that its quite funny...
ziggyvs 2 years ago
His strongest period, from Dr. Strangelove all the way to Eyes Wide Shut, he's proven to be the greatest director that ever lived as far as I'm concerned. He's always been my fave. Among all these classics, 2001, A Clockwork Orange and Full Metal Jacket are his true masterpieces.
GUIDOBRAT 2 years ago 31
Barry Lyndon is a beautiful movie.
freedomsfart 2 years ago 31
I agree with you but I include that even his early period pieces are beyond almost anything we can see in cinema. examples?
look at these three titles:
The Killing (definition of black humor), Paths of Glory (outstanding and poetic warpiece), and Spartacus (modelling our view of roman empire).
ihma81 2 years ago 2
agreed...but I'm more partial to Paths of Glory of the 3 u mentioned....I think it rivals (or even surpasses Full Metal Jacket as the greatest anti-war flick) Although his vision was DARK, I absolute LOVE Kubrick, and I miss that guy so much...
GUIDOBRAT 2 years ago 3
@GUIDOBRAT Shining, my friend,you're forgetting about the Shining
meezocool 1 year ago 3
@GUIDOBRAT paths of glory is from his earlier period but i still thinks it deserves to be mentioned
inrwizards 1 year ago
Which actress? The rape victim? She didn't do alright, she was horrible. Wooden as they come. Just STOOD there and let those guys have their way.
ExplorerDS6789 2 years ago
just STOOD there
WTF? LOL She tried to kick herself free while a man restrained her.How is that just standing there?what a moron
kubrickfan21 2 years ago
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Nuh-uh. NUH-UH! Watch that clip again. She just stands there. When Dim carries her, she does NOT try to resist. She does nothing. "Brilliant" direction from Kubrick, the OC schmuck.
ExplorerDS6789 2 years ago
Wrong mr.wonder as soon as alex takes her belt off she tries to kick him, then dim restrains her.And when dim WAS carrying her she tried to break free, you can see that when he starts to molest her.And as far as her just standing there while they finally peeled her clothes off,yes she was.But is there a guarantee that every woman would keep fighting?Or resign to their fate,in case of being hurt even more?Remember the kid in jaws paralysed with fear?Not everyone reacts the same way pal.
kubrickfan21 2 years ago 3
It's true. And if you watch carefully, she actually voluntarily brings her hands around behind her back so Dim can hold her by the wrists. I agree, she didn't do much to resist. That was a weak point in an otherwise brilliant movie.
freedomsfart 2 years ago
It doesn't show him as sympathetic, it actually spends the first 3rd of the book (30 min of movie) showing you how evil he is. The whole point is you can't force good, it has to be something someone accepts on their own.
Sydpart2 2 years ago 2
McDowell's best role - one of the best screen performances of all time
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Kubrick didnt write Clockwork Orange Anthony Burgess did and the polemic is more Catholic than Jewish as it espouses original sin over socialisation. Interestingly in the book though Alex is cured very simply- he just grows up!.
youngian67 2 years ago
Kubrick didnt write Clockwork Orange Anthony Burgess did and the polemic is more Catholic than Jewish as it espouses original sin over socialisation. Interestingly in the book though Alex is cured very simply- he just grows up!.
youngian67 2 years ago 2
He`s right, Berkoff is a penis. I sat behind Berkoff on a plane once. He gave the guy he was sittng next to hell, for simply opening his newspaper....an arrogant git.
PXR05 2 years ago 3
the point of the film is that alex is evil. he's a bad person. but is it right to brainwash him into something he's not? for the good of society? being good doesn't make him happy, it made him suicidal. And if you're going to acuse stanley kubrick of that just cos he is jewish, well you're definately showing the evil inside yourself
kly45 2 years ago 2
funny story... if you watch the scene he's talking about, it's really quite a good spit.
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Poor Malcolm.. having to get spat at so many times.. XD
But I can understand Kubrick's perfectionism. If I were a director I'd want every thing down to the smallest detail to be perfect. That's how masterpieces are made afterall, and I think ACO is definitely one.
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The audio sucks so I have no idea what Mr. McDowell was saying, but I think I could tell from it that he also thinks Kubrick was a crazy bastard.
ExplorerDS6789 2 years ago
Na, he has a lot of respect for the man, he's just joking around telling funny stories and such. I tell set stories too and have heard my fair share, just people seeing the humor in all the craziness that occurs during a production.
Sydpart2 2 years ago
He can still be considered a crazy bastard.
ExplorerDS6789 2 years ago
na, just a perfectionest
Sydpart2 2 years ago
A crazy bastard perfectionist.
ExplorerDS6789 2 years ago
dude, if you hate Kubrick so much then why are you looking for videos about him?
Sydpart2 2 years ago
Why not tell the world? Why do so many people like him and his work anyway?
ExplorerDS6789 2 years ago
Cause it's not cool to be a troll, and because the man was a film genius! His work is amazing and he's something we'll probably never see again unfortunately.
Sydpart2 2 years ago 3
Wow. Check out that shot at 00:00. Look at Alex's fake nose and where its pointed.
BTW, the actress who plays that girl SUCKS. No talent, she's just lifeless.
ExplorerDS6789 2 years ago
lol, good catch. Idk about the actress, she did alright for what she could do.
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ExplorerDS6789 2 years ago
Who knew that Kubrik was into bukakke?
ShawnLevasseur 2 years ago
OK, Malcolm, but when Stanley finally got the take he wanted, it was, in fact, perfect. I'm glad he had the patience to keep going until he got what he wanted, even if you found it annoying (as, admittedly, anyone would)! If he had done anything less, he would not have been Stanley Kubrick, the master, and we would not have his films, a collection of masterpieces.
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tomvons 2 years ago
"clockwork clockwork blabla controversial"...
You do know that Malcolm played Caligula aswell do you, just putting it out there.
brandbil22 2 years ago
Kubrick was right though; I remember that shot vividly.
heistsy 2 years ago 2
anybody realize he plays the President on Fallout 3?
alphaDMZ 2 years ago 2
really?
FalconKPD 2 years ago
Yeah, his voice is hard to miss. He was also in Wing Commander III (the game).
tomvons 2 years ago 2
Ah yes, the game had far better actors in it than the movie did.
ShawnLevasseur 2 years ago
Malcolm Macdowell, what an actor! A Clockwork Orange still rocks!!
MolokoPlus1980 3 years ago 4
he was amazingly hot when he was young
the first time i watched that movie (about 7 years ago) i didn't know how old the movie was and fell completly in love with that dude then i searched for pictures of them on the internet and to my surprise i found out he was born in 1943 and that the movie was from 1971
he's amazing
dark0bsession78 3 years ago 8
omg!! I agree with you, I also tought the movie was not so older!!! but Malcolm is a great actor, and he was and still so cute!!
yescure6 3 years ago 4
I know! He was absolutely, smoking hot. But still, a great actor nonetheless
SoraxChan 3 years ago 5
Yeah we would all love him to stay exactly how he was back in A Clockwork Orange... He was so adorable. But what I like is that he actually didn't change that much. He'll stay a fit and charismatic man untill he dies.^^
Yay for Stanley Kubrick. He is one of the greats.
Daphuhnuh 3 years ago 7
a clockwork ornage was one of those films that should have got the oscars but got F*** over by a better film, aka the french connection.
If any hollywould person is listening GIVE MALCOLM THE F***** OSCAR ALREADY!!!
themetalman3 3 years ago 6
clockwor was to controwersial to get the oscars and it shuld its a legendery movie
F1brawfa 2 years ago
are you fucking telling me clockwork orange got screwed over some forest gump horse crap. that was a complete different era for cinema. there was loads of ballsy, terrific movies like the godfather, last tango in paris, the exorcist, taxi driver etc. etc. and gene hackman is perfect as unstable obsessed cop. I love clocwork orange but if you are saying french connection is something like chicago you dont know what the fuck are you talking about.
fekiramic 2 years ago
I wonder if he's still up for a bit of the old UltraViolence? =P
666xFearOfTheDark 3 years ago 5
he is always ready to give some pretty polly the ol in-out in-out.
superstetle 3 years ago 2
And all to Bethoven's 9th, I presume.
thebizzlehimself 3 years ago
He`s great
Lolita1982 3 years ago
Kubrick sounds lik an obssesive compulive
joeo78501 3 years ago
**: everyone has his way to be dealt with :)
AmrVamp 3 years ago
He's awesome.
I got to meet him.
joe7816 3 years ago
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This bastard is so cocky n arrogant all the time , and i can't see why , he will be best remembered as " that actor of ( a clockwork orange ) " which is possibly his best effort , yet he screwed it up by bitchin everywhere for nearly 30 years about how Stanley Kubrick was so deceitful n inhumane with him after the work was over , and after the great man died he backwarded : " it was a way to tell Stanley,pick up the phone n call me ".
well , go n die Malcolm, u r nothing big anyway n never been.
AmrVamp 3 years ago
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you're gonna bash someone, you could at least try to spell correctly. Seriously, that was pathetic.
owenhollfelder 3 years ago
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i hate it when ppl get childish just trying to prove how superior they are , English is not my mother tongue Mr.Asshole ,So cut the crap & try imitating mature ppl. sorry just saw ur profile , u r a child indeed anyway !!
AmrVamp 3 years ago
Out of interest why did you watch this if you hate Malcolm Mcdowell?
If you like Stanley Kubrick then fair enough :D
AsparagusSpears 3 years ago
Beside that i ADORE Kubrick's artwork & that he is my all time favorite director , the opinion that almost everyone here seemed to dislike _& which i don't intend to repeat by the way _ is that i find Malcolm Mcdowell attitude toward Kubrick is so hypocrite when his conscious awakens suddenly after 30 years of massive attacks on Kubrick as both a person & as a director JUST because he felt that NOBODY is gonna take it no more after Kubrick died as legendary figure, if u see what i mean :)
AmrVamp 3 years ago
Kubrick was a genius but his man management skills were-by all accounts- poor, to put it mildly. Mcdowell attributed his performance on CO to the English director Lindsey anderson, who instructed him to play everything as if it were in close-up. Famously, Kubrick never spoke to mcdowell after the final day of filming.
jpsartreny 3 years ago 2
well , i'll have to respectively disagree with :)
Kubrick was not poor in man management but he was famous for being a perfectionist , so he would not move to the next scene until he gets 100% of what he wants from from the current one , so he was accused of being a control freak or a heartless director , but the final quality of his films would often allow him to have such power over his tools _which he considered actors are amongst !_ even from actors themselves .
AmrVamp 3 years ago
there is a lot to tell u about in this poin , but i'll sum it up that every1 wished to work with Kubrick even though the SPOOKY tales surrounding him _Tom Cruise did EWS for free !!, & in a closer look he was not (poor) in man management , but he knew exactly how to deal with every1 separately,&Malcoim is the kind of a little proud who would not let any extra offences from a director pass easily m , so Kubrick with his pragmatic way befriended him during the shooting coz that's the way with him.
AmrVamp 3 years ago
after Kubrick never called him after the shooting , he understood that Kubrick actually tricked him & USED him with his super-intelligence & that he would never befriend him for life _Kubrick was a very islolated n reclusive person , u wont find any famous friends for him except maybe Spielberg_ , So Malcolm with his hurt-self-pride kept cursing him all his life.
& Kubrick was a very controversial person , there are many who disliked him & many who liked _even loved_ him.....
AmrVamp 3 years ago
GeorgeC.Scott swore that he will never work with him again ,he was very cruel with Shelly Duvall but even Shelly told that she learned a lot from him & that he made her a better actress ,while he was so different with Tom Cruise & Jack Nicholson who loved him as a person & enjoyed working with him , so u see he was not loser in dealing with actor ,( actually the opposite is the true ) , he had just dealt with actors like objects.
if u see he was like : everyone has his was to be dealt with :)
AmrVamp 3 years ago
its funny how Kubrick has stated, the best actors he has worked with were, Peter Sellers, Malcolm McDowell, and Jack Nicholson
acandycolorednick 3 years ago 3
i hope thats a genuine dislike he has for berkoff.
NoirLights 3 years ago
A true son of England! *salutes*
Noonday100 3 years ago 2
Such a truly handsome older man, Mr McDowell!
And such a fluid mover!
ThatsMrRobertson 3 years ago 10
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WHY DID YOU GROW OLD :'(
genieshanu 3 years ago
Shut up!! He looks handsome now!!
MaryHelsing 3 years ago 4
genieshanu.........if you can grow younger instead of older, let me know.
getabikeandrideit 3 years ago 2
lol!
mishadelarge 3 years ago 2
I'll never be able to watch that scene the same way again.
ChetHollerin 3 years ago 5
Awesome! I love crazy people. Yea Malcolm, stop getting older!!!
airbaboons 3 years ago
As Soren, he said, "Time is the fire in which we burn". Looks like HIS time is BLAZing.
Nallanyesmar 3 years ago 2
I want to know what it would be like to meet the young Malcolm from the Clockwork era and see him work in movies this day and age.
IWalkOnBothFeet 3 years ago 8
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this bastard killed kirk...
shakeyphil 4 years ago
and thank god for that.
ryangfilm 3 years ago
royal flash i cant stop laughin.hes great
DJDiscJokey 4 years ago 2
Why does he have to be old v.v
AkasunaKureaKurosaki 4 years ago
i would of like to met him after he had acted in a clockwork orange, would be interesting.
evilempire96 4 years ago 3
all those drugs
supacoolken 4 years ago
Everybody does. And it'll come soon enough.
KlipKultur 4 years ago 2
lolololol... acerca de Stanley Kubrick... a actriz Shelley Duvall do filme "The Shinning" fez 100 takes (um recorde) os gritos de desespero da atriz na cena "Here is Johnny" pareciam reais. Talvez por que fossem reais. lol
Sofiazita18 4 years ago
Malcolm is awesome, I cant wait to meet him in Feb 2008 at the Texas Frightmare Weekend!!!! He will be in Dallas along with 50+ other horror stars!!!
dawnskies 4 years ago
McDowell is a great actor (If... ; Clockwork Orange)
Kubrick is just perfect, his craft of filmmaking is the best in film history. Every time i watch any of his excellent movies i have to cry because of the beauty of this perfection, i don't know what kind of person he was, but he is a genious, nobody could shot a movie like he did.
mednos 4 years ago 2
love Kubrick, love MacDowell...great video!
depechelove1987 4 years ago 3
The executive producer on Clockwork Orange spoke to one of my classes and he discussed how absolutely petrified Malcolm McDowell was of Kubrick. He talked about how Malcolm fractured his ribs and even nearly had his eye ripped out by the device they sit up in the straight jacket scene. It was pretty interesting.
stenw17 4 years ago 4
Stanley Kubrick stories are hilarious. I think the man was a genius, and that cinema would be very different without him, but man, what a pain in the ass.
TulseLuper 4 years ago
Malcom's lament is just. Everyone involved in the torturous clutch of a Kubrick production complains about the endless takes. I credit Maclom for coming up with an anecdote in place of viper spit in light of Kubrick's sadism
MyBluSk2 4 years ago
Love you much malcolm !
TheDominoEffect09 4 years ago
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stupid Macdowell
demetrios4voto 4 years ago
I am a big fan of Stanley Kubrick but the problem is that I can't hear what Malcolm McDowell is saying. I can't hear this very well.
Strangeloveonbway 4 years ago
You could always learn Dutch...
caucazoidandroid 4 years ago
thanks. that was real horror show
Strangeloveonbway 4 years ago
That came in handy for me this time :)
UbikValis2 2 years ago
I really like this guy! He played amazing in A Clockwork Orange! It was absolutely obsessing!!! He is a great talent. It's a shame that he hadn't won an Oscar for Alex DeLarge...
About Kubrick... What can I say more. Is one of the best idrectors ever!
oanapredescu 4 years ago
i swear, NO-ONE on youtube has a rational argument ; everyone is an arse kisser or an arse hole.
Orionsmarch 4 years ago 2
I no long care if this man is 40 years older than me. I want him and I want him *badly*. I wish his son was an exact replica of him.
ohyeabiotch9 4 years ago 2
Malcom was amazing on Clockwork orange
FleshTunnels 4 years ago
lol malcom's funny in this film .he's one of my favorite actors.
shadowprince101 5 years ago
oops by " film " i meant " video " .
shadowprince101 5 years ago
For all the McDowell out there....Check "If". The full movie in 12 parts is on this very site! McDowell's VERY FIRST FLICK
HURLEYP 5 years ago
I've been looking everywhere for the full "if" and all i could find is the cafe scene. What do you type in?
PeetMoloko 4 years ago
that's why Stanley was great a great director, he was uncompromising
ManfredDeJesus 5 years ago
Hahaha, I love Stanley.
Stukov16 5 years ago
Malcolm mccdowell its my favorite actor
scaramush345 5 years ago
Black is definitely Malcolm's colour. ^_^
~Ami
stalkingseverus 5 years ago
Yeah, cos he's a fat arse lol
edbingey 4 years ago
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A Clock Work Orange is OVERRATED!!!
contrabanditboi 5 years ago
Fuck you.
Godsbane17 5 years ago 2
It is grossly overpraised. There's an arrogance in Kubricks direction, his dispassionate, portentous style, that pisses me off.You lot buy into it, and think you're witnessing genius. So 'Fuck You' mate.
edbingey 4 years ago
lol youre a dumbass
i think youre confusing Kubrick with David Lynch
zonkov88 4 years ago
No confusion here mate. There's nothing portentous or pseudo-profound in Lynches work. You can say it's absurd or difficult or to art house but you can't say it's portentous! So I guess you're the dumbass afterall. HA HA!!
edbingey 4 years ago
HAHAHAHHAHAH
"There's nothing portentous or pseudo-profound in Lynches work."
and then you go ahead and call Stanley Kubrick pretentious and pseudo-profound... LMAO dumbass
zonkov88 4 years ago
Which it IS bollock face. You're a little sheep with the sensibilities of a five year old mental defective. "OOH slow camera work, strange music! Must have GREAT meaning!" So HA HAHAHAHAHAHA! Don't comment again. You've been bitch slapped too many times already ; )
edbingey 4 years ago
yea you dumbass slow camera work, "strange" music doesnt mean it has a great meaning, it means Kubrick knows how to direct a movie well
and as for the "strange" music you pathetic kid: i rather listen to Beethoven, Mozart, Strauß, etc than Rammstein or Marilyn Manson (2 examples of the music Lynch chooses for his films)
now if i was as fucking dumb as you are id also want me not to comment again since you sucker know that you can only lose anyway
spastic
zonkov88 4 years ago
HA HA HA HA!! You prick. I know more about music then you know about going down on your own sister. I wasn't refering to the classical or romantic orchestral music cues but the experimental avant garde cues (which I happen to think are the strongest part of his films)
And "slow camera work" and "strange" music don't necessarily a good film make. So you lost mate. No hard feelings I hope Mr.Fuckflaps. : )
edbingey 4 years ago
hi you fucked up brat
"I know more about music then you know about going down on your own sister."
true you know a little bit more than nothing about music
"And "slow camera work" and "strange" music don't necessarily a good film make."
no it doesnt, but if youre really trying to say that Kubrick was a bad film maker in terms of techincal aspects, then youre even more of a dumbass
and stop it with the mate/bollock/whatever shit yer island monkey
zonkov88 4 years ago
If you mean that Kubrick was great 'just' because he could execute the technical challenges he set himself with precision then youre an idiot;that's not the pimary benchmark by which a director or any artist is judged. His films are a pose of the profound, an empty firework show, a psuedo-philosophical bon bon offered up to the slathering idiots who are 'serious about film'. HA HA HA!!! Say Hi to your sister ;)
edbingey 4 years ago
hahaha
if Kubrick is pseudo-philosophical then what is Lynch? PLEASE
ahahahahhahahhahahah
zonkov88 4 years ago
Surreal.
ahahahahahahaha
edbingey 4 years ago
Oh and why does your defence of Kubrick rest so strongly on your questioning of Lynchs work?
edbingey 4 years ago
because what you criticize wrongly about Kubrick exactly applies for Lynch actually
especially considering idiots who think that that wannabe's movies are "deep" lmao
zonkov88 4 years ago
You've erected a straw man argument there cock chomper. Lynch has nothing to do with Kubricks failiures as an artist. Best stop leaning on other factors to make your argument work Sir.Fuckaflappas
edbingey 4 years ago
so you needed 2 weeks for that reply? lmao
Kubrick's failures? hahaha youre a funny fuck
PS i didnt say Lynch and Kubrick have anything to do with each other
zonkov88 4 years ago
2 weeks? Nah. Why do you keep bringing up Lynch then you fucktard?
edbingey 4 years ago
lmao cant read you dumb fuck?
i already said it
anyway, do me a favour, shut the fuck up if youre too stupid to comprehend
zonkov88 4 years ago
My argument isn't in support of or against Lynch so what's the point of bringing him up? Oh yeah, I remember, you don't have an argument do you, so you've just invented one. ahahahahahah what a desperate twat you are!
Face it, you've got pubescent tastes.
edbingey 4 years ago
Basically edbingey is talking sense, zonkov88 is'nt entirely wrong inwhat he says, it's just that (and i gather this from what he says) he can't think outside the box. Let him stick with his narrow minded view of cinema and end the argument!
tommythegunn 4 years ago
Id have to agree, I think its overpraised. Its Stanley's most immoral work I think.
I hate it when people are too defensive about movies. I wished one of them (edbingey & zonkov88) would just end the conversation with, "Lets agree to disagree."... "Fucktard, dumbass, bollock face..." <Its sad people cant have intelligent and compassionate conversations anymore.
tubercularmachgunner 4 years ago
here here
snafoopenguin 4 years ago
I agree, even though I personally love the film. So few people can argue without an arsenal of pointless personal attacks. It's art, nobody is right or wrong.
TulseLuper 4 years ago
Macolm will never age in the film. He said "I was the first Punk"
mclifer 5 years ago 2
I've seen him in a couple other movies
rottenfuturepunk 5 years ago
most definitely in agreement w/ phille22. i'm 4ever in anger at french connection for beating it 4 best picture, and for the academy for not nominating malcolm. it's too bad he aged at all, albeit well. he was really fucking gorgeous in ACO.
clockiewitch 5 years ago
Malcolm McDowell is a great actor.
ultraviolentxloser 5 years ago
Currently studying Berkoff so was a nice surprise to hear his name mentioned. Shall put that in my research I think: Berkoff even spat a few times on Malcolm McDowell :P lol. Bloody brilliant was Kubrick.
Lilmissmonkey 5 years ago
Malcom is incredible, Kubrick was a genious.
Forever Awesome People!!
mutedcat 5 years ago
thanks sooo much for posting this, wow he has aged well!
ashi101 5 years ago
I'd do him...
gigimc 4 years ago
Real horrorshow clip. Thanks for posting!
JackLipnick 5 years ago
i love malcolm now and forever =)
chio73 5 years ago
ACO. Best movie ever.
phille22 5 years ago