Patrick Magee	Frank Alexander
Malcolm McDowell	Alex DeLarge / Narrator / Prisoner 655321
Warren Clarke	Dim / Officer Corby
Michael Bates	Chief Guard Barnes
Adrienne Corri	Mrs. Alexander
Carl Duering	Dr. Brodsky
Paul Farrell	Tramp
Clive Francis	Joe the Lodger
Miriam Karlin	Catlady
James Marcus	Georgie

Director	Stanley Kubrick
Producer	Stanley Kubrick Bernard Williams
Writer	Stanley Kubrick Anthony Burgess
Cinematography	John Alcott
Musician	Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Edward Elgar Ludwig van Beethoven Gioacchino Rossini Wendy Carlos Nacio Herb Brown Henry Purcell

Set in a dystopic England of the future where gangs roam the streets, do drugs, and speak a slang language based on Russian, it follows the story of young delinquent Alex (Malcolm McDowell). Alex's love for cruelty and rape is only overshadowed by his love of classical music. After committing a terrible crime he is sent to a detention facility where he is subjected to a new technique for rehabilitating criminals. This technique involves forcing the subjects to watch films of violence while under the influence of drugs that cause pain. This technique creates an association in the subject between violence and pain and essentially cures Alex of his violent impulses. Unfortunately, the soundtracks of these films is the same classical music Alex once loved, and he necessarily comes to associate this music with extreme physical pain as well. After his release from the hospital, he wanders the streets and is beaten by his former friends, as he is now physically incapable of defending himself. He returns to the scene of the crime that got him arrested, where the husband of the woman he killed tortures him by forcing him to listen to Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. Alex attempts suicide by jumping out of a window, but survives. After some time in the hospital he returns to normal and is seduced into joining the current political administration, in order to repair the damage to their reputation caused by his attempted suicide. He is happily a violent delinquent again, this time in the pay of the government.

Edition Details Audience Rating X (Adult) Country UK Language English Distributor Warner Home Video Barcode 085391156741 Region Region 1 Release Date 10/23/2007 Packaging Keep Case Screen Ratio Widescreen (1.66:1) Subtitles English; French; Spanish; Portuguese; English (Closed Captioned); Korean Audio Tracks Dolby Digital 5.1 [English] Dolby Digital 5.1 [French] Dolby Digital 5.1 [German] Dolby Digital 5.1 [Italian] Dolby Digital 5.1 [Spanish] PCM [English] Layers Single Side, Dual Layer No. of Disks/Tapes 1 Features Commentary by Malcolm McDowell and Historian Nick Redman Theatrical Trailer Channel Four Documentary Still Tickin': The Return Of Clockwork Orange New Featurette: Great Bolshy Yarblockos!: Making A Clockwork Orange Career Profile O Lucky Malcolm! Produced/Directed by Jan Harlan, Edited by Katia de Vidas

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