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Cast |
DVD |
Media Mentions | Notes | Pictures
| Quotes
These 5 Men Had a $2,000,000 Secret Until One of them told this Woman!
| Character | Actor |
| Johnny Clay | Sterling Hayden |
| Fay | Coleen Gray |
| Val Cannon | Vince Edwards |
| Marvin Unger | Jay C. Flippen |
| Elisha Cook | George Peatty |
| Sherry Peatty | Marie Windsor |
| Randy Kennan | Ted DeCorsia |
| Mike O'Reilly | Joe Sawyer |
| Track Parking Attendant | James Edwards |
| Nikki Arcane | Timothy Carey |
| Tiny | Joseph Turkel |
| Leo the Loanshark | Jay Adler |
| Maurice Oboukhoff | Kola Kwariani |
| Joe Piano | Tito Vuolo |
| Ruthie O'Reilly | Dorothy Adams |
| American Airlines Clerk | Steve Mitchell Brown |
| 2nd American Airlines Clerk | Herbert Ellis |
| Mr. Grimes | James Griffith |
| Lady with Small Dog | Cecil Elliott |
| Woman asking for Help | Mary Carroll |
| American Airlines Clerk | William Benedict |
| Plainclothesman | Charles R. Cane |
| Plainclothesman | Robert B. Williams |
| Narrator | Art Gilmore |
| Racetrack Extra | Franklyn Farnum |
| Racetrack Extra | John George |
| Racetrack Extra | Kenner G. Kemp |
| Track Guard | Sol Gorss |
| Chess Player | Harry Hines |
| P.A. Announcer | Hal J. Moore |
| Bartender | Harvey Parry |
| Bill | Richard Reeves |
| Track Employee | Frank Richards |
Directed by Stanley Kubrick
Written by Stanley Kubrick & Jim Thompson from the novel by Lionel
White
Contains the trailer
4-page booklet chronicling the making of
| A Clockwork Orange (1971) | Dim wears a clown mask just like the one worn in the film. |
| It's Impossible to Learn to Plow by Reading Books (1988) | The Killing is playing on TV in one scene. |
| Reservoir Dogs (1992) | Non linear structure was copied and mentioned in Reservoir Dogs Revisited. |
| Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) | The Terminator hides a shotgun in a box of roses. |
| Who Do You Think You're Fooling? (1994) | The film is mentioned. |
89 minutes, B/W, not rated, fullscreen
Working titles were Day of Violence and Bed of Fear.
Jack Palance and Victor Mature were both considered for the lead.
Frank Sinatra expressed interest in this project, but didn't commit fast enough. Harris was able to get the rights with a $10,000 check.
United Artists would only put up $200,000 for the budget, Producer James Harris had to raise $120,000. Kubrick wasn't paid, the film didn't make any money, but Kirk Douglas noticed it and agreed to do Paths of Glory because of it.
Shots that influenced A Clockwork Orange
Clown mask -
same as the one Dim wore
Others
DVD Cover - front
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