Malcolm McDowell Raw Interview

[@Vanstrom336]

Malcolm McDowell has the coolest voice.

[@raymondleggs5508]

Him Jeremey irons and patrick stewart. :-D

[@alfching2499]

He Sounds Like a Bloody Yank,Thats Not Good

[@peterfranks6243]

Richard Burton, James Mason, Sean Connery

[@nellitaleva9709]

Ha, "And he's 🔥laugh aswell✌✌❤🗽

[@livingpie3065]

God, fuckin' love this old bastard, please live forever.

[@ozgeozge09]

his voice is always young never old

[@peterfranks6243]

One of those voises you could listen to all day, his movie Time after Time fascinated me as a kid

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

I absolutely LOVE MMcD. Been following him since O LUCKY MAN...so quirky, so adorable back then. He has aged well, and now looks like his own father. Fine actor, still got his quirks, happy to note!

[@michealcurrie8272]

Mr. McDowell, national treasure and should be bestowed accordingly.

[@cha5]

Malcolm’s reaction to seeing those kids dressed in Droog is priceless. 😆

[@SLAYERSWINE1]

Not one thumbs down for this interview. Malcolm McDowell will always be one of my favorite actors. Check out his role as Reggie Wanker in "Get Crazy" which you can watch for free on You Tube.

[@tiamatxvxianash9202]

Truly a most beautiful statement of reverence Malcolm McDowell paid to his elder mentors; "I'm always looking up to the Knights"

[@quodnomenmihiest6283]

I absolutely love Time After Time.

[@afriend9428]

*the time traveler who French kisses with his eyes open*

[@abstracttony]

HEY DAD! there IS A STRANGE FELLA sitting on the sofa MUNCHI WUNCHING on lomticks of toast.

[@afriend9428]

*great and genius and such a nice chap too!* ⭐️

[@RoseJacksonHRJ]

One of my favourite actors!

[@charleslandreth3128]

That's a great interview you did there Dave, it was awesome to hear those stories especially when he talks about how painful it was afterwards when he did the ludovico technique scene in Clockwork. Eye opening to say the least! (pun intended)

[@SolarDragon007]

I would KILL to see his daughter's reaction to A Clockwork Orange.

[@lunanielsen9144]

SolarDragon007 or Caligula to make it even better

[@tinaholman956]

I think she realized it's acting I'm sure he nothing like Alex!!!

[@29mim]

I'm sure she wasn't more shocked than her brothers. :)

[@waltsudol7198]

Always enjoyed Malcolm mcdowell such a talented actor I would love to have a conversation with him in person such a likable personality

[@nicholasjanke3476]

When I was a teenager A Clockwork Orange was the film everybody wanted to see, but it was a very difficult film to see because obviously it was never shown on tv-even years after it had left the theaters as was the case with other big screen films. It was never available in any of the video stores. It was such a violent, weird film that the only times I could see it is when it was rerun in theaters (I had wanted to see it since I was about ten, I almost got to see it when it played in a theater when I was 12, but I FINALLY saw it in the theater when I was 19 and loved it! It was a sacred kind of film. Today of course-compared to what kind of violent films are done now-A Clockwork Orange looks like The Huckleberry Hound Show! But thirty forty years ago it was considered the pinnacle of dystopian violence!

[@doodleyourexampaper7995]

best interview with him I've seen yet on youtube so far, great work!

[@Rob-bv6ew]

Thank you so much for this interview, he's my favourite actor and one of my favourite people :)

[@romanclay1913]

IF and O LUCKY MAN dir Lindsey Anderson. Great, classic rebellion films.

[@philiphalpenny9761]

Love the way Malcolm always speaks rhapsodically about the expressionistic firecracker Cagney...McDowell also agrees with Welles, in that, "you're only as good as you DARE to be bad". No risk...no growth, in other words...

[@deandoucette7206]

Best Malcolm McDowell interview ever.

[@depaarsegoochelaar]

Awesome interview, thank you!

[@ShadowJax04]

very enjoyable

[@spatrick1277]

"Time After Time" was the first of his films that I saw as a wee lad. Coincidentally, it was one of the films that was reviewed on the first episode of "Sneak Previews" w/ Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert that I ever watched .

[@airisakano5068]

Legend

[@Smooch1Pooch]

Just wanted to say how much I loved Malcolm's role of the Wizard in the film 'Just Visiting'.

[@besitstookeezbeshzhacuz9371]

Malcolm McDowell Awesome 🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶 FEATHER IT IN 👏 😎

[@SAPM0392]

Amazing!

[@caseykunz7800]

Damn good actor.

[@zul873]

i love him so much wOW

[@tinaholman956]

Malcolm McDowell was so HOT in if on the BSA motorcycle!!!

[@BroJediChuck]

Malcom may not agree, but he has got his credit for Caligula and Gangster No. 1., and maybe the other part of his work... He's a man.

[@barrycuda3769]

Never any mention of him in Joseph Losey's "Figures in a landscape ".

[@MrShanester117]

I just realized that this is the same guy from Clockwork Orange. I feel so disoriented

[@alexthelargue3089]

GRAN ACTOR ESTUBO EN CHILE GRAN TIPO

[@benjamintobias9055]

Malcolm is the Nexxus.

[@farerse]

where is the cooked interview?

[@jaywilldoit]

It does not get any cooler than this I suppose

[@numbersix100]

He didn’t mention “IF”, the film that made him.

[@tristandavid2343]

yes he did.

[@johnchurch4705]

He did appear in Coronation St around 1967, If is a fantastic movie 🎥.

[@harthart8039]

MAG IHN SEHR. LEIDET BESTIMMT UNTER HARTEN DEPRESSIONEN. SPÜRT MAN IRGENDWIE

[@nicholasjanke3476]

Hmmmmmmmm. I see a Clockwork Orange more as a vision of an alternate reality.

[@MathiAcevichado1]

Doctor Monty

[@karmakaoskomedian]

I'm here because of revelations zombies bo3

[@hiramdominicus7413]

Love this man and always will…. And yes I’m a dude 🤪🥰❤️

[@mudcrab9000]

I AM THAT DUCK

[@sadams194]

Dr Monty

[@verminvaporizer1394]

Ayy

[@yrnjeazy7862]

I’m glad I’m not the only one commenting that hello fellow zombie killer

[@chiquefrances9398]

he has sniffed some coke ! touching his nose all the time ! one of my favourite actors

[@4JoeyUK]

He's lost his accent a lot. He's sounding more and more Californian which is a shame.

[@StephanieLærkeAndersen]

J-London M He had a great Yorkshire accent once. I was born not far from Malcolm, where some of his family still live now, but yes, he's kind of losing his British accent here.

[@marksimons4108]

Yes but he moved to Liverpool as a young boy as he had family there too! which is where his love for the arts came from and he was exposed to the merseybeat phenomena seeing the beatles at the cavern club before the world knew who they where! so his accent can shift from yorkshire lilt and sometimes he almost sounds like George Harrison with a scouse twang!

[@carolebeni30]

He looks nothing like he did when he played Alex man.

[@mikejohnson2638]

Why the phone American accent?

[@johndavies1506]

I don't hear it. His voice hasn't changed.

[@patrick7775]

God preserve us from socialists .