History Characters / AClockworkOrange

* TheBadGuysAreCops: He joins the police along with Georgie after the gang disbands, and his violent nature remains intact. When the two of them, as cops, bump into post-Ludovico treatment Alex, they can't resist brutalizing him.

* NamedByTheAdaptation: His surname is not revealed in the book, although he calls himself "Alexander The Large" at one point, though this was probably an illusion to his erect penis that he used to commit rape. In the film, he is given the surname [=DeLarge=], which is an actual surname, by the way.

[[folder:Jack]]
!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Billy Russell

A librarian who ends up being attacked by Alex and his droogs. He later comes across Alex again when he visits the library, and he gets his fellow librarians to aid him in attacking Alex.
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* AdaptedOut: Like in the book, the professor had a large role in the early version of the movie, but it was [[DeletedRole deleted]] in the final one. The deleted scenes are currently lost and Jack's actor died later that year, so it would have been his last role in a movie.
* BadassBookworm: Has become this by the second time he and Alex cross paths, or at least, whenever he has company. He instantly recognizes him, and he gathers other librarians around him to swarm Alex. They would have beaten him to a pulp if they were younger and had more strength.
* FalseTeethTomfoolery: As part of their attack on Jack, he had his dentures wrenched out of his mouth by Dim. Alex tried to stomp on them on the ground, but they were unable to be broken by his boot.
* ShamefulStrip: Alex and his droogs rip his clothing off, leaving him to hobble away wearing only an undervest and ancient long underpants, which caused Dim to roar with laughter at the sight.
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[[folder:Marty and Sonietta]]

!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Barbara Scott (Marty), Gillian Hills (Sonietta)

Two girls Alex meets at his favorite record shop and seduces (they are ten in the book, while they're about the same age as Alex in the film). Alex ends up raping them in the book, while they end up in a threesome with consent in the film.

!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Michael Bates

* {{Revenge}}: He hears of Alex's sickened reactions to classical music caused by the Ludovico treatment's chemicals, drugs Alex and locks him in a house with the stereo playing, trying to [[DrivenToSuicide drive him to suicide]].

* AdaptationalConsent: They get raped by Alex in the book, while in the film they consent to a threesome with Alex. Stanley Kubrick quickly realized he would get into much trouble if he stuck closer to the book in that particular scene.

* AdaptationalSexuality: The only piece of artwork mentioned in the book is a simple nude statue, which could be stylized rather than eroticized. No giant dick sculptures here!

* AdaptedOut: Do not appear in the movie at all, as the only chapter of the novel they appeared in was entirely omitted.

* TheDogBitesBack: Alex encounters him again after getting the Ludovico treatment. Violence makes Alex sick so he can't fight back, and this time the Tramp has friends around him to gang up on Alex.

* KarmaHoudini: In the movie version. He gets out of jail early thanks to the Ludovico treatment, which is later undone due to the media outrage it generates and earns Alex a well-paying job as compensation. Though he does have to endure a lot of pain to get there, in the end, he still gets off lightly for a rapist and a murderer.

* KarmaHoudini: In the movie version. He gets out of jail early thanks to the Ludovico treatment, which is later undone due to the media outrage it generates and earns Alex a well-paying job as compensation. He does have to endure a lot of pain to get there, but in the end, he still gets away lightly for a mass rapist and murderer.

* KarmaHoudini: In the movie version. He gets out of jail early thanks to the Ludovico treatment, which is later undone due to the media outrage it generates and earns Alex a well-paying job as compensation. He does have to endure a lot of pain to get there, but in the end, he still gets away lightly for a man who commits murder.

Character page for ''A Clockwork Orange'' (the [[Literature/AClockworkOrange book]] and the Creator/StanleyKubrick [[Film/AClockworkOrange film]]).

[[folder:Slouse]]

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[[folder:Leo]]
The second-in-command of Billyboy's gang.

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[[folder:Julian]]
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!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/DavidProwse

A tall and muscular man Frank Alexander hired as personal assistant and bodyguard following the Droogs' home invasion that put him in a wheelchair.

* TheBigGuy: He has an imposing build and stands out compared to the crippled Frank and his other associate when they enact Alexander's revenge upon Alex.
* CanonForeigner: He was created solely for the movie.
* TheDragon: He becomes Frank Alexander's right-hand man when the latter enacts his revenge upon Alex.
* RealMenWearPink: He wears a pink shirt during the dinner scene at Alexander's home.

[[folder:Z. Dolin, "Something Something" Rubinstein, and D. B. da Silva]]

!!!'''Portrayed by:''' John Savident, Margaret Tyzack, and Alec Wallis

The conspirators whom are phoned up by Mr. Alexander to get the story of Alex's tragedy out to the public.
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[[folder:Rick, Len, and Bully]]

Alex's new gang members.

* AdaptedOut: Do not appear in the movie at all, as the only chapter of the novel they appeared in was entirely omitted.

A lone woman who owns a lot of cats and a big house. Alex ends up killing her with a piece of furniture of hers during a robbery that turns out to be the moment Georgie, Dim and Pete choose to betray him and cause his arrest.