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‘Festival of Stanley’: touring Kubrick exhibition heads to UK

London to host 2019 tribute to film-maker behind The Shining and A Clockwork Orange

Published: 4 Oct 2018

Steve Rose on film The Incredibles 2’s Screenslaver: the most controversial film villain ever?

Published: 2 Jul 2018
Kupet a domy: Anthony Burgess’s Clockwork Orange house for sale

Published: 1 Jul 2018

The seminal film posters of Bill Gold – in pictures

Throughout his illustrious career, designer Bill Gold was one of Hollywood’s most defining poster creators, behind the designs for everything from Casablanca to The Exorcist. He died at the age of 97 on 20 May and to celebrate his work, here are some of his greatest posters with quotes from Gold himself

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Published: 21 May 2018

Lost Anthony Burgess essays reveal his hidden inspirations

Previously unseen work by the Clockwork Orange novelist and journalist discusses censorship, Hemingway and Fritz Lang’s Metropolis

Published: 21 Apr 2018

Anthony Burgess’s slang not so ‘horrorshow’ after all

Letters: Peter Taylor suggests the idea that the author of A Clockwork Orange created a comprehensive slang vocabulary for the novel is wide of the mark

Published: 4 Jun 2017

Published: 4 Jun 2017
Anthony Burgess's lost dictionary of slang discovered

A Clockwork Orange author only managed entries for three letters and his abortive labours were thought to have gone for ever

Published: 3 Jun 2017

From Kubrick’s dystopia to creative hub – London’s new town is reborn

A Clockwork Orange was set among Thamesmead’s brutalist buildings

Published: 13 May 2017

The ‘lost’ novels that Anthony Burgess hoped would make him rich

The acclaimed writer, who gained only meagre rewards from A Clockwork Orange, planned a money-making trilogy

Published: 18 Mar 2017

Stanley Kubrick and me: designing the poster for A Clockwork Orange

Philip Castle’s airbrushed art features on album covers for David Bowie and Pulp but his lurid imagery for A Clockwork Orange remains his most infamous work – he remembers his friendship with the director

Published: 7 Jul 2016

Notebook A brutal way to live: the truth about tower blocks

Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

From A Clockwork Orange to High-Rise, it’s no surprise that estates such as Thamesmead or Trellick Tower have inspired dystopian film-making

Published: 17 May 2016

Published: 17 May 2016

3 out of 5 stars.

Soulsavers: Kubrick review – sumptuous and soothing
3 out of 5 stars.

The production duo’s instrumental tribute to Stanley Kubrick is atmospheric but a little one-paced

Published: 13 Dec 2015

'Cast Mick Jagger in A Clockwork Orange': petition signed by the Beatles goes to auction

The four Beatles were among the starry signatories of a plea to screenwriter Terry Southern

Published: 16 Oct 2015

The best urban buildings in the movies – readers' photos

From the HQ of the Gattaca Corporation to the Black Bull pub from Trainspotting, you shared your favourite city buildings in film

Published: 25 Jun 2015

Russia’s Child 44 ban will surely backfire. But we should try to understand it

Mary Dejevsky

A key factor in banning the film is the reverence that Russians hold for marking victory over the Nazis. Kneejerk western comment fails to mention this

Published: 16 Apr 2015

Published: 16 Apr 2015
The 100 best novels The 100 best novels: No 82 – A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess (1962)

Anthony Burgess’s dystopian classic still continues to startle and provoke, refusing to be outshone by Stanley Kubrick’s brilliant film adaptation

Published: 13 Apr 2015

TV and radio blog Warren Clarke: a life in clips

The Dalziel and Pascoe, Clockwork Orange and Red Riding actor has died age 67. Here, Stuart Heritage remembers his finest on-screen moments

Published: 12 Nov 2014

Pictures from the past Stanley Kubrick - a picture from the past

Stanley Kubrick was born on 26 July 1928 in the Bronx, USA

Published: 26 Jul 2014

Paths of Glory proves Kubrick is still king of the cinematic dust-up

The re-release of 1957's Paths Of Glory is a reminder of his peerless mastery of battle scenes and misanthropy

Published: 28 Apr 2014

EXPIRED Win a framed copy of the artwork from the newly restored edition of A Clockwork Orange

Penguin Classics are offering Guardian Extra members the chance to win a framed and signed copy of the front cover artwork of the new edition of the Anthony Burgess classic, signed by designer Jonathan Barnbrook

Published: 4 Dec 2013

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