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On screen, Magee was often typecast as eccentric or menacing characters in low budget (and low quality) horror movies, which he said were his way of [[MoneyDearBoy paying the bills]] to support his theatre career and occasional appearances in art films. He is probably remembered by most for his role in Creator/StanleyKubrick's ''Film/AClockworkOrange'' as writer Frank Alexander, who's assaulted by Alex and his Droogs, ends up paralyzed from the waist down, and plots his revenge.
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On screen, Magee was often typecast as eccentric or menacing characters in low budget (and low quality) horror movies, films, which he said were his way means of [[MoneyDearBoy paying the bills]] to support his theatre career and occasional appearances in art films. He is probably remembered by most for his role in Creator/StanleyKubrick's ''Film/AClockworkOrange'' as writer Frank Alexander, who's assaulted by Alex and his Droogs, ends up paralyzed from the waist down, and plots his revenge.
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With his distinctive appearance and voice, and a scholarly interest in literature, Magee was among the most respected stage actors of his generation in the UK. He worked closely with Creator/HaroldPinter and was widely regarded as the foremost interpreter of Pinter's plays, as well as other plays in the absurdist tradition such as those of Creator/SamuelBeckett.
On film, Magee was often typecast to play eccentric or menacing characters in low budget (and low quality) horror movies, which he said were his way of [[MoneyDearBoy paying the bills]] to support his stage career and occasional appearances in art films. He's probably remembered most today for his role as the writer Frank Alexander in Creator/StanleyKubrick's ''Film/AClockworkOrange'', who gets assaulted by the Droogs, ends up paralyzed from the waist down and plots his revenge.
On film, Magee was often typecast to play eccentric or menacing characters in low budget (and low quality) horror movies, which he said were his way of [[MoneyDearBoy paying the bills]] to support his stage career and occasional appearances in art films. He's probably remembered most today for his role as the writer Frank Alexander in Creator/StanleyKubrick's ''Film/AClockworkOrange'', who gets assaulted by the Droogs, ends up paralyzed from the waist down and plots his revenge.
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With his a distinctive appearance and voice, and having a scholarly interest in literature, Magee was among the most respected stage actors of his generation in the UK. He worked closely with Creator/HaroldPinter and was widely regarded as the foremost interpreter of Pinter's plays, as well as other plays in the absurdist tradition such as those of Creator/SamuelBeckett.
Onfilm, screen, Magee was often typecast to play as eccentric or menacing characters in low budget (and low quality) horror movies, which he said were his way of [[MoneyDearBoy paying the bills]] to support his stage theatre career and occasional appearances in art films. He's He is probably remembered by most today for his role as the writer Frank Alexander in Creator/StanleyKubrick's ''Film/AClockworkOrange'', who gets ''Film/AClockworkOrange'' as writer Frank Alexander, who's assaulted by the Alex and his Droogs, ends up paralyzed from the waist down down, and plots his revenge.
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* ''Film/ChariotsOfFire'' (1981) as Lord Cadogan
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On film, Magee was often typecast to play eccentric or menacing characters in low budget (and low quality) horror movies, which he said were his way of [[MoneyDearBoy paying the bills]] to support his stage career and occasional appearances in art films. He's probably remembered most today for his role as the writer Frank Alexander in Creator/StanleyKubrick's ''Film/AClockworkOrange'', who gets assaulted by the Droogs, ends up paralyzed and plots his revenge.
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On film, Magee was often typecast to play eccentric or menacing characters in low budget (and low quality) horror movies, which he said were his way of [[MoneyDearBoy paying the bills]] to support his stage career and occasional appearances in art films. He's probably remembered most today for his role as the writer Frank Alexander in Creator/StanleyKubrick's ''Film/AClockworkOrange'', who gets assaulted by the Droogs, ends up paralyzed from the waist down and plots his revenge.
