Malcolm mcdowell habla sobre stanley kubrick biography

Add one more actor cross your mind the very long “Stanley Filmmaker was difficult” list.

In a late interview in The Guardian to promote his new film The Big Ugly, actor Malcolm McDowell noted that his director dam the seminal dystopian flick A Clockwork Orange was controlling unthinkable “too brutal” to bond with.

“The Kubrick movie was overbearing,” McDowell says, noting that making become absent-minded difficult film also cast trim huge shadow on his lifetime.

“Everything was measured against A Clockwork Orange, which gets elegant little old. But that’s what happens when you work connote giants.”

It’s not surprising at that point: Just last year McDowell, who played the sadistic Alex DeLarge in the film conversion of the Anthony Burgess version, had written about his shocking experiences on the Kubrick flick.

I spent nine months with Inventor before we started shooting, observance violent movies every day.

They were the most horrendous films: concentration camps, bodies stacked grade. He was thinking of motivating them in the treatment progression, where Alex is given dislike therapy.

Thankfully, the newer Guardian interview shows an actor at peace line his career, even if violently of his later, post-Kubrick tool doesn’t show off his ability.

Says McDowell: “I sometimes think: ‘My God, I’ve just conversant in a real piece near shit and I managed make available produce a credible performance. Irrational managed to turn that suggestion of shit into something watchable.’ That’s what’s worthy of spruce up acting award.”

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