A Clockwork Orange

On the data. One film, and its own director took it off British screens. After release there were reports of attacks said to imitate it and Kubrick and his family received threats. He asked Warner Bros. to withdraw it in Britain, which it did. It was not legally available there again until 2000, after his death. This was Kubrick's decision, not a ban. The novel has twenty-one chapters. American editions published only twenty, cutting the last one, in which the character grows out of it. Kubrick worked from the American edition and has said he did not see the final chapter until he had nearly finished the script. Anthony Burgess spent the rest of his life objecting. The Nadsat slang the characters speak is Burgess's invention, largely from Russian roots, and the film teaches it to you without ever explaining it. The use of Singin' in the Rain during the assault was Malcolm McDowell's suggestion, after Kubrick said the scene was not working. It was nominated for four Academy Awards including best picture and won none.

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