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We have pages about A Clockwork Orange on our website. Do have a browse. And thanks to everyone for tweeting along, with a special mention for @IrwellEdition. #ClockworkTweetAlong anthonyburgess.org/a-clockwo…

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And so to the credits. A final thought about Singin in the Rain. When McDowell was introduced to Gene Kelly after making A Clockwork Orange, Kelly turned his back on him and walked out of the room. And who could blame him? #ClockworkTweetAlong
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Kubrick ends the film at the end of chapter 20, leaving out the 21st chapter which appeared in the UK first edition of the book. Evidence from the archive shows that Anthony Burgess ended his 1969 film script in exactly the same place. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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Mr Alexander's fate is fleetingly disclosed by the Minister: 'He was a menace. We put him away for his own protection ... and for yours.' #ClockworkTweetAlong
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"I'm sure it won't be long now." Too true. Not long left. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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'You seem well on the way to making a complete recovery.' #ClockworkTweetAlong
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Cabbages. Knickers. It's not got a beak. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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Dr Taylor asks Alex to respond to some slides: 'No time for the old in-out, love. I've just come to read the meter.' #ClockworkTweetAlong
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The showing pictures bit was a McDowell / Kubrick thing, not a book thing. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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Cannot look at Alex's dad without seeing him as Delbert Grady in The Shining. Philip Stone was the only actor to appear in three consecutive Kubrick films. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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Alex in hospital: 'What gives my pee and em. What makes you think you are welcome?' #ClockworkTweetAlong
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The fake newspapers were written by Kubrick's friend Alexander Walker, film critic of the Evening Standard. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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The first hospital scene is another addition by Kubrick. It seems to have strayed in from Carry On Nurse. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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The book's phrased slightly differently: “I jumped, O my brothers, and I fell on the sidewalk hard, but I did not snuff it, oh no. If I had snuffed it I would not be here to write what I written have.” #ClockworkTweetAlong
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One for the Kubrick fans: the snooker table foreshadows the crucial scene in Eyes Wide Shut. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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Alex is less than delighted to hear Beethoven's Ninth remixed by Wendy Carlos. He burps and screams: 'Turn it off! Turn it off!' Mr Alexander gloats downstairs and turns up the torture tape. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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Alex: 'All I can think about is trying to snuff it.' Brace yourselves for a slapstick moment with the plate of spaghetti #ClockworkTweetAlong
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One for Coronation Street fans, there. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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Enter the slimy political conspirators (heavy smokers in the novel). You can be sure their intentions are not good. #ClockworkTweetAlong
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