I love the movie/book - and feel horrible criticising it but this scene always bothered from. From the first time I saw it, until now. Restof the film, perfect - but the overacting (or perculiar acting) of the writer character here just really bothers me. Anyone else get this vibe? Knowing what we know though of Kubrick, we can safeyl assume he directed him this way deliberately. Question is, why?
WeirdCityCitizen Agreed. I think this movie is one of the best ever made (never read the book) but I really hate this performance... Even though there is plenty of overacting throughout the movie (the prison warden, Mr. Deltoid and, to some extent, Alex himself), they don't really bother me as I feel they contribute to the movie's atmosphere but this, this was just horrible. Even if it was deliberate on Kubrick's part, it just feels wrong and puts a strain on what is otherwise a perfect movie (let's not forget that really awkward shot when the guy finds out Alex's true identity). It was like they decided to throw all subtlety out the window (no pun intended).
Larry David Perhaps in some cases. In many others the criminal is self-made. We should fix society when it is at fault, and we should punish the person when they are.
I love the way the monstrous bodybuilder Prowse's character Julian carries the old writer while he is *still in the wheelchair* down the stairs with ease so Alex knows full well that an extreme raw strength powerhouse of a bodyguard now has him by the tail.
This scene is pure gold. The old man knows who Alex is, Alex knows he knows who he is. The old man makes it so obvious the wine is drugged, insisting Alex drinks it, the wine even smells funny to Alex and the color is so obviously diluted and yet Alex still goes through the motions of playing dumb. I wonder if Kubrick had it in his mind to make it so obvious what was going to happen that people would actually be surprised when it did happen.
Not totally sure if that is correct. As far as they old man and his bodyguard are concerned, it was someone innocent who was beaten badly by his ex-droogs. When it is nightfall, it is raining, when you are looking for a safe place to hide, then anywhere will do. With that being said, the old man only found out about who he was the moment Alex was singing "Singing in the rain", in the bathroom.
IIRC, the colour is a result of them having to dilute the wine due to the number of takes for the scene. Malcom McDowell would’ve got absolutely smashed drinking actual wine
Stanley Kubrick et Beau-Site Haut-Vignoble: une histoire d'amour 17/09/2021 It is said that director Stanley Kubrick had a penchant for this wine to the point of making it appear in his film "Clockwork Orange"! Source: La Maison du Vin de Saint-Estèphe
David Prowse was in A Clockwork Orange. David Prowse played Darth Vader in Star Wars. Carrie Fisher played Princess Leia in Star Wars. Carrie Fisher’s mother was Debbie Reynolds. Debbie Reynolds was in Singing in the Rain. Alex sings Singing in the Rain in A Clockwork Orange.
There's been a few times now where, at social events, I've offered someone a glass of red (my drink of choice at times) and I've uttered the _"TRY THE WINE"_ line, and I've yet to come across anyone who has gotten the reference. Everyone I've tried it on has been like _"wtf are you talking about?"_ One day I'll find someone who gets the reference, and I'll have made a new best friend.
If you look at Prowse, you can see his chest rising and falling, as if he's seething with suppressed rage. In reality, Kubrick made him carry Patrick Magee down the stairs 6 times, to get that exact look; but he said it was just re-takes. Kubrick was a master of tricking actors into giving the performances he wanted.
I had the privilege of exchanging a few emails with Mr. Prowse around 1998 or so. He told me that the late Patrick Magee was a very nice man off camera. And yes, a few extra takes of carrying Magee were needed because Kubrick thought Prowse was breathing too loud into the boom mike. :D
@@richardzowie1984 I remember a story where Prowse straight up asked Kubrick if they could get the scenes done without excessive reshoots, because he knew "You're not exactly One Take Kubrick are you?". The crew were horrified he'd talk to him like that, but Kubrick was a good sport and said he'd try to keep it to a minimum. 6 Takes, compared to how he usually does dozens.
I love Kubrick’s choice of blocking and composition in every shot. It’s interesting how he constantly uses dirty 2-shots, framing Alex between Julian and Mr Alexander, meaning he is trapped and doesn’t have the power. The only times Kubrick doesn’t show Alex this way is when he cuts to close-ups of Mr Alexander and low-angle shots of Julian.
i kept thinking the same thing after watching a couple of days ago. and Alex is telling us his story, his dialogue and the way he speaks also sounds like salad fingers
Other dude did some superb acting too. It may seem like just sitting there is easy. But he had to play a close friend that wanted to strangle the kid, and had to hold himself back. So many thoughts running through his head. This guy hurt a poor writer, and now that he's crippled, he's even more vulnerable. That sounds like a tough enough job to pull off indeed. I can sense the anger flowing through both of them. Hell, just the thought of the boy ruining his workout regimen, then he goes on to save him.
Julian- "He's merely offering you the bottle of this good wine. Pray it is not spiked." Alex- "What was that, Sir?" Julian- "Er... Try the wine, like he said. Bottoms up!"
This was and is an incredible scene, but it was much more subtle in the book-a kind of slow reveal/discovery on the part of the old man. But Kubrick is a genius for coming up with that "Singing in the Rain" reveal. Pure gold.
How on earth are so many people commenting on this trying to work out what's going on!? If you haven't seen the film you won't have a clue! I always assumed that people, myself included, watched these clips because they've already seen the film and wanted to qenjoy some of the key moments. If you're only going to watch this one scene, you might as well only read one page of a book, or only listen to one minute of an album!
"How dare you click on a recommended video on youtube without spending 2 full hours watching a movie beforehand" What a prick. It's a funny scene on its own. You don't need context to understand it. Here's an idea for you: maybe people have a busy life and can't spend 2 hours on a movie. Let them enjoy content the way they like it. You don't determine how others consume content. If you wanna watch the movie in full more power to you but you don't get a say in how others spend their free time.
Alex: look maybe I can send a sorry card or a 76 pound account or mabye a trip to alton towers? Old man: no my health doesn't allow it me and my wife use to do everything together SHES DEAD!!!!! Alex: 😳😳😳😳
@@JustSomeKittenwithaGun I believe that no one actually played Darth Vader. He's built, not played, like Jabba the Hutt. Credits should never go to one person
This is one of my favorite scenes from any movie of all time simply because of the anger u can feel coming Mr Alexander, its spine chilling and the fact that u know Alex doesn't have a chance in hell escaping in one piece. I wished they would have included the whole scene with the interview he was given because Mr Alexander looked twice as pissed just staring a hole into Alex, and if I would have been in Alex's chair I would have been scared shitless.
Patrick Magee was a tremendous actor and stage and screen presence, he was great in another Kubrick film, "Barry Lyndon", as Redmond Barry's mentor and card cheat ,the Chevalier du Balibari..this dinner scene is pure gold, I have a glass table in my dining room, I always say to my guests " try the wine" in a poor imitation of Magees's distinctive voice, and then crash the bottle down on the table......no one has yet got the reference, my dinner guests just think I'm being weird.
@@THATguyFATAL He was also a heavy drinker, and you could make the argument that his heart attack was premature. Although....I had a friend who never drank but still died of a heart attack at 45.
This is how to write and shoot a tense scene, you can tell that Alex knows something is wrong and you're at the edge of your seat wondering how he'll respond.
I was at a comic con some guy cosplay as Alex and his friends cosplay as the Droogs. I went up to them and do my impression of the writer and asked "Fffoood alrrrright?" Everybody was cracking up. And he respond, " fine, sir."
I love the part after this where he's explaining how he feels and he says "I feel like any second something terrible is going to happen to me" and then he passes out. we need a video of THAT!
I love how David Prowse just sits there, a huge menacing presence that would make mincemeat of Alec in seconds if the old man tells him to. Prowse was also in one of my favorite vampire movies, "Vampire Circus," as you guessed it, the strongman.
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Dont think you have to be an expert in body language to know that man is incredibly angry.
i think that was deliberate... Kubrick made fun of "society makes criminals" liberals who forget their philosophy as soon as it coincides them...
I love the movie/book - and feel horrible criticising it but this scene always bothered from. From the first time I saw it, until now. Restof the film, perfect - but the overacting (or perculiar acting) of the writer character here just really bothers me. Anyone else get this vibe? Knowing what we know though of Kubrick, we can safeyl assume he directed him this way deliberately. Question is, why?
WeirdCityCitizen Agreed. I think this movie is one of the best ever made (never read the book) but I really hate this performance... Even though there is plenty of overacting throughout the movie (the prison warden, Mr. Deltoid and, to some extent, Alex himself), they don't really bother me as I feel they contribute to the movie's atmosphere but this, this was just horrible. Even if it was deliberate on Kubrick's part, it just feels wrong and puts a strain on what is otherwise a perfect movie (let's not forget that really awkward shot when the guy finds out Alex's true identity).
It was like they decided to throw all subtlety out the window (no pun intended).
WeirdCityCitizen to make the audiance as uneasy as the main character feels.
Larry David Perhaps in some cases. In many others the criminal is self-made. We should fix society when it is at fault, and we should punish the person when they are.
For those who don't know: the muscle guy was played by David Prowse, who later was the guy inside the Darth Vader costume.
This information was essential to my plans. Thank you.
I love the way the monstrous bodybuilder Prowse's character Julian carries the old writer while he is *still in the wheelchair* down the stairs with ease so Alex knows full well that an extreme raw strength powerhouse of a bodyguard now has him by the tail.
Weird how everybody knows this but everybody has to mention it
I met him and got his autograph he's a nice bloke.Big guy ex bodybuilder.
@@cygnustsp i didn't know this
When you're eating spaghetti with your girlfriend's father and her older brother.
This comment deserves more credit.
Lmao
Bruh 😂😂😂😂
This is the most underrated comment of all time, I love it😂♥️
Lmfao
God, the sounds of the bottle clanking on that hard glass table in that dimly-lit, stark, echoey room.
Everything about this film feels so _cold._
I love it the lack of music makes it very stark too compared to other scenes
That's because it's set in England
This scene in particular is physically uncomfortable lol
Yes same I love how cold and bleak this film is
@@FHRiley-yk9bythat's because it's set in England
I ALWAYS roar with laughter when he just outbursts "FOOOOOOOOOD AAALRIGHT?!!!!" lol
Haha, same here 😂
I still say it to dinner guests!
Lol
Yes, especially with Malcolm's reaction. XD Heck, I myself jumped at that moment when watched this movie for the first time.
Since 3 years 😆👍
very refreshing sir very refreshsing
Spaghetti dinner with the loudest man in the world and Darth Vader
Quietest man in the world?
Other guy is darth vader? Thats cool
@@Wyszyncygan yes the body builder and actor David Prowse 😁
pretty sure its lunch or breakfast though
@@moviereviews541 RIP
“Your wife sir, she away?”
“NO SHE’S DEAD!”
*queue the Seinfeld theme
🤣
Good choice but wouldn't the CURB YOUR....theme work better?
They said it was a pneumonia!
😷😃👍
She awake?
Jack Torrance you’ve always been the caretaker. I should know I’ve always been here.
And the award for “Most Uncomfortable Dinner Scene in Cinema History” goes to...
I might give that to Eraserhead
Shrek 2
James Gibson “It’s so nice to have the family together for dinner”
@@nontew85 eraserhead 100%
a cat Eraserhead was just unsettling like I couldn’t stomach it
The dude in the glasses finds Alex's lack of faith in the wine disturbing,.
great quote ;)
Nah, he just wants him to cross the road safely.
@@insertnamehere6612 You mean Darth Vader.
@@insertnamehere6612 Ah, my mistake. Sorry.
I didn’t realize that was David Prowse until I read your comment.
FOOOOOOD... ALRIGHT?????
naw the food terrible and cold HAHA!
Great sir, great.
Alexander DeLarge
I'm pleased you appreciate good wine!
Rooster Montgomery NO,SHE'S DEAD!!" AHAHA
The scary tone in Birtish accent .
Sometimes, "FOOOD, ALRIGHT!!?" randomly pops into my mind and I can't stop laughing afterwards.
It was a running gag at the theater where I used to work
I'm pleased you appreciate good WINE, have another glass!
@@markoaurelius3780(And don't forget to say glASS with a combination of these 2 faces: 😬+😡.)
I have my 8 and 6 year old children saying it at the dinner table. Drives their mother nuts 😂😂😂😂
I literally bursted out laughing
Without context this scene is hilarious!
michiel gotta say it is even with context
even with context it is hilarious!
"Your wife sir? Is she away?"
"NO SHE'S DEAD"
@@MisterJohnDoe
Well, that's away, isn't it?
What's the context? I haven't seen this movie 👀
I'm PLEASED you appreciate good MOVIES...have another LIKE.
Lmao! Nice
+Magnus Diridian ... thank you?
Magnus Diridian this movie is an ABOMINATION on ManKind. While I watch great films like Avengers you can watch your PITTY Cockwork Orange film
Isuxdix L needs another glass.
Magnus Diridian best comment ever! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Food alright?"
Fuck no, there's WAY too little sauce on the spaghetti.
Lmao! True 😅
Found the obese American
This scene is pure gold. The old man knows who Alex is, Alex knows he knows who he is. The old man makes it so obvious the wine is drugged, insisting Alex drinks it, the wine even smells funny to Alex and the color is so obviously diluted and yet Alex still goes through the motions of playing dumb. I wonder if Kubrick had it in his mind to make it so obvious what was going to happen that people would actually be surprised when it did happen.
Not totally sure if that is correct. As far as they old man and his bodyguard are concerned, it was someone innocent who was beaten badly by his ex-droogs. When it is nightfall, it is raining, when you are looking for a safe place to hide, then anywhere will do. With that being said, the old man only found out about who he was the moment Alex was singing "Singing in the rain", in the bathroom.
i thought they drugged the spaghetti
@@hitchensrazor5450 He had dinner and drank the wine after he sang in the bathtub.
IIRC, the colour is a result of them having to dilute the wine due to the number of takes for the scene. Malcom McDowell would’ve got absolutely smashed drinking actual wine
Maybe it's the spaghetti what are poisoned
I'M PLEASED YOU APPRECIATE GOOD WINE!!!
+Stefanonimo
Have another glass!
+Stefanonimo FOOOD ALRIGHHT?!
+StillNoIdea ...Great sir, great.
+SilhouetteJudas
TRY the wINe!
The Cobra Lord ...Thank you sir. Cheers...happy days.
The audio in the scene is perfect. The echos and slamming of the bottle.
2:16
Stanley Kubrick et Beau-Site Haut-Vignoble: une histoire d'amour
17/09/2021
It is said that director Stanley Kubrick had a penchant for this wine to the point of making it appear in his film "Clockwork Orange"!
Source: La Maison du Vin de Saint-Estèphe
AUDIO.... ALRIGHT???
Gotta love how much he holds out because he knows there’s no way the wine’s not spiked.
David Prowse was in A Clockwork Orange.
David Prowse played Darth Vader in Star Wars.
Carrie Fisher played Princess Leia in Star Wars.
Carrie Fisher’s mother was Debbie Reynolds.
Debbie Reynolds was in Singing in the Rain.
Alex sings Singing in the Rain in A Clockwork Orange.
In this scene...The man who killed Captain Kirk in Star Trek and the man who killed The Emperor in Star Wars
(slow clapping...)
My mind is too fucked to even attempt to read this so imma head out
Youre right....Totally unrelated or not connected in any way
Small world.
There's been a few times now where, at social events, I've offered someone a glass of red (my drink of choice at times) and I've uttered the _"TRY THE WINE"_ line, and I've yet to come across anyone who has gotten the reference. Everyone I've tried it on has been like _"wtf are you talking about?"_
One day I'll find someone who gets the reference, and I'll have made a new best friend.
you need to disown them, immediately!
That's too subtle and convoluted to be easily understood.
didi u use the same tone of voice ?? maybe some facial expression ?? that would help
Considering it sounds like a normal response I doubt people would question it.
This mfs believes "Try the wine" is a movie reference people should get. Maybe if you over react, but this scene's iconic dialogue is the wife thing
If you look at Prowse, you can see his chest rising and falling, as if he's seething with suppressed rage.
In reality, Kubrick made him carry Patrick Magee down the stairs 6 times, to get that exact look; but he said it was just re-takes.
Kubrick was a master of tricking actors into giving the performances he wanted.
I had the privilege of exchanging a few emails with Mr. Prowse around 1998 or so. He told me that the late Patrick Magee was a very nice man off camera. And yes, a few extra takes of carrying Magee were needed because Kubrick thought Prowse was breathing too loud into the boom mike. :D
@@richardzowie1984 I remember a story where Prowse straight up asked Kubrick if they could get the scenes done without excessive reshoots, because he knew "You're not exactly One Take Kubrick are you?". The crew were horrified he'd talk to him like that, but Kubrick was a good sport and said he'd try to keep it to a minimum. 6 Takes, compared to how he usually does dozens.
That’s genius.
Yeah alright Malcolm Mcdowell's a pretty good actor.
holybutternutsquash aww, your so widdle and cute!
Cancer Itself185 oh no, what have i done!? I'VE BROUGHT SHAME TO THIS FAMILY!!!!!!!
mally mac is ok
duh
Great sir great
His facial expressions with the wine are visual comedy at its finest
Did Austin Powers work out?
+Esther Van Thielen Actually that's Darth Vader.
and the green cross code man
More like jeff goldblum
Shanethefilmmaker
No wonder he went to the dark side
No, Alex - I am your father.
in an alternate universe this could be scene with the evil Emperor, Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker having a family get-together.
+dcanmore two scifi villains in their younger years. one is lord vader the other dr. zoran from star trek
It's kind of eerie to imagine serial rapist Alexander DeLarge as eternal optimist Luke Skywalker
Old comment, but Malcolm McDowell really reminds me of Mark Hamill.
Maybe not in an alternate universe, but in an alternate film... if you watch Caligula, Malcolm McDowell plays emperor there.
Best underrated comment goes to...
This scene has to be one of the most uncomfortable dinner scenes ever. Reason?
The spaghetti was under-sauced.
IT’S UNDER-SAUCED YOU DONKEY!!! - Gordon Ramsay
And overcooked
@@Manudyne "Spaghetti alla tedesca"
@@pierfrancescopeperoni DIOCA-
It's a travesty
8 people don't appreciate good wiine.
9
10
now 16
Mr. Jackpots 17
No, they're DEAD!
I love Kubrick’s choice of blocking and composition in every shot. It’s interesting how he constantly uses dirty 2-shots, framing Alex between Julian and Mr Alexander, meaning he is trapped and doesn’t have the power. The only times Kubrick doesn’t show Alex this way is when he cuts to close-ups of Mr Alexander and low-angle shots of Julian.
"Have anothah glahsssss"
*-teeth grinding-*
thepowerofIandI that strike through is everything
The guy in the wheelchair reminds me a lot of Tio Salamanca. Hahahahaha.
i kept thinking the same thing after watching a couple of days ago. and Alex is telling us his story, his dialogue and the way he speaks also sounds like salad fingers
That's David Prowse, A.K.A., Darth Vader
No the body guard is David Prowse, the guy in the wheel chair is Patrick Magee
AndroidPolitician *jumps up* HA-!
that’s all i could think when i was watching this
This scene ALWAYS makes me hungry & crave a big plate of spaghetti!
Lol..me too
Rose Jackson
Hahaha, I thought I was the only one.... :)
My stomach started rumbling when I watched this yesterday!
TRY THE VINE!!!
Then you crave a big beefcake to watch you eat it too... Am I right? Oh, just me? Well alright then.
Creepy scene and absolutely superb acting by Patrick Magee and Malcolm MacDowell, in my opinion.
Other dude did some superb acting too. It may seem like just sitting there is easy. But he had to play a close friend that wanted to strangle the kid, and had to hold himself back. So many thoughts running through his head. This guy hurt a poor writer, and now that he's crippled, he's even more vulnerable. That sounds like a tough enough job to pull off indeed. I can sense the anger flowing through both of them. Hell, just the thought of the boy ruining his workout regimen, then he goes on to save him.
Funny as hell.
"Try the Wine"
"Very Good Sir"
"Luke, I am your Father".
Julian- "He's merely offering you the bottle of this good wine. Pray it is not spiked."
Alex- "What was that, Sir?"
Julian- "Er... Try the wine, like he said. Bottoms up!"
TRAHY THAH WOIAHNE
Greeggory lee You have me dead 😂😂😂
FOUWT ALWRAITH?
TPAAAA!
NOH, SHEYS DEAHD
😂😂😂
FOOOOOOD!!!!! Alright?
Great sir, great
*TRY THE WINE!!!*
@Lil Bradie Health* you dumb shit
@@janeappleseed2154 thank you sir. Cheers... happy days..
Try the wife!
Already did, sir.
Michael Edwards good one
Happy days!
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I used to be a necrophiliac until some rotten cxxt split on me.
@@michaeledwards6683 just what i thought ahahahah
No, she’s dead!
"NO,SHE'S DEAD!!"
SHE WAS VERY BADLY RAPED!
ShortFingeredShreder
Ya see?!
naw shes still alive lol
ShortFingeredShreder You see?
Jae Warner Pooour poor guuurl
The dude in the glasses is David Prowse...Darth Vader.
OH MY GOD
R.I.P.
*nearly crying*
"IM PLEASED YOU APPRECIATE GOOD WINE."
"Have another glass."
*pours wine angrily*
When you pass out from the wine and your face lands in the spaghetti.
It's a bitch when that happens.
Empty Spaces the absolute worst
The wine was drugged as well.
SOMEBODY TOUCHED MY SPAGHTT!
Thanksgivings be like that sometimes
My boyfriend and I always quote "TRY THE WINE" whenever someone pours a glass of wine.
RIP David Prowse, who played Darth Vader and also Julian(the bodyguard) from this scene.
when awkwardness level is so high, you have to pretend that you're a wine connoisseur...
When you have dinner with her family for the first time.
Too true 😂
Haha you deserve more likes man.
@@evancodsworth2 lol it was only three days ago, maybe it just has to settle
This was and is an incredible scene, but it was much more subtle in the book-a kind of slow reveal/discovery on the part of the old man. But Kubrick is a genius for coming up with that "Singing in the Rain" reveal. Pure gold.
"Very nice brand."
That's such a good comedy line to use about a vintage wine.
Lol I love how the video ends right after he says "NO SHE'S DEAD!!" as if it's a punchline 😂
In loving memory of David Prowse, our beloved Darth Vader.
Boy was he sexy back then!
"TRY THE WIIIIINE" >:l
I don't wanna try the wine, Sir. Not even 3 years later.
"Thank you sir"
A striking resemblance to Hector from Breaking Bad.
lvsoccerdad I thought about it!!
Good god, must EVERYTHING be about that damn show?
PhattyMcBoomBoom What?
@@PhatwardMcBizzleboom you seem butthurt
@Alexander Kim the sopranos is way better
“FOOD ALRIGHT?!! I quote this every time I watch someone eat and no one ever gets the reference.
I’M PLEASED YOU APPRECIATE GOOD MOVIES!! HAVE ANOTHER LIKE!
Underrated comment
Shit he was checking to see if it wasn't poisoned but it was
It had something in it because it does knock him out and he faceplants into that spaghetti a few minutes after this. Lol.
Sounds like a great ending. Guess I don't need to watch the movie now.
@@Sokrabiades it might sound crazy what I'm boutta say
How on earth are so many people commenting on this trying to work out what's going on!? If you haven't seen the film you won't have a clue! I always assumed that people, myself included, watched these clips because they've already seen the film and wanted to qenjoy some of the key moments. If you're only going to watch this one scene, you might as well only read one page of a book, or only listen to one minute of an album!
"How dare you click on a recommended video on youtube without spending 2 full hours watching a movie beforehand"
What a prick. It's a funny scene on its own. You don't need context to understand it.
Here's an idea for you: maybe people have a busy life and can't spend 2 hours on a movie. Let them enjoy content the way they like it. You don't determine how others consume content. If you wanna watch the movie in full more power to you but you don't get a say in how others spend their free time.
@@tfwmemedumpsterWahhhhhhhh
With the loudness of him putting down that wine bottle, I was waiting for the glass table to crack.
The big guy played Darth Vader
I never knew Vader was beefcake underneath that suit.
@@23Scadu Really? he was an ex champion body builder. 6' 6'' 260 lbs.
I wonder what would have happened if he was at the author's house during the first visit of doogies...
Rip
Old man: NO SHES DEAD
Alex: ah shit here we go again
Alex: look maybe I can send a sorry card or a 76 pound account or mabye a trip to alton towers?
Old man: no my health doesn't allow it me and my wife use to do everything together SHES DEAD!!!!!
Alex: 😳😳😳😳
Fun fact: The guy with the muscles was the actor in Darth Vader's costume in the original Star Wars trilogy.
I found it hard to believe until I figured out there were two actors, and the other just did the voice.
@@JustSomeKittenwithaGun I believe that no one actually played Darth Vader. He's built, not played, like Jabba the Hutt. Credits should never go to one person
One of the most hilarious/memorable scenes in movie history. Thanks for posting.
This is one of my favorite scenes from any movie of all time simply because of the anger u can feel coming Mr Alexander, its spine chilling and the fact that u know Alex doesn't have a chance in hell escaping in one piece. I wished they would have included the whole scene with the interview he was given because Mr Alexander looked twice as pissed just staring a hole into Alex, and if I would have been in Alex's chair I would have been scared shitless.
I'M PLEASED YOU APPRECIATE GOOD WIIINE.
Beethoven's Baton Have another glass
siiiiiinging in the rape
what a glorious feel
she's pregnant again!
+Shann Maire The ol in out in out
He actually almost did...
Patrick Magee was a tremendous actor and stage and screen presence, he was great in another Kubrick film, "Barry Lyndon", as Redmond Barry's mentor and card cheat ,the Chevalier du Balibari..this dinner scene is pure gold, I have a glass table in my dining room, I always say to my guests " try the wine" in a poor imitation of Magees's distinctive voice, and then crash the bottle down on the table......no one has yet got the reference, my dinner guests just think I'm being weird.
FOOD ALRIGHT!?!?…one of the most powerful lines in cinema.
“FOOOOOOOOOOOOOD, ALRIGHT???”
- Dumbledore said calmly.
RIP David Prowse . You shall be missed
The cinematography in this film is so underrated.
Hector Salamanca, intimidating as always
Such an honor, eating spaghetti next to Darth Vader.
at 46 seconds Alex says “cheers, happy days.”
Darth Vader makes a kiss like smile that doesn’t look like it’s gonna be a happy day.
Malcolm was so gorgeous when he was young. 😍😍😍
Eating delicious pasta as am watching this,life couldn't be better
That guy is not even trying to hide his anger.
i don't know if this was meant to be hilarious.. but it was
I think it was, there's some kind of similar comical scenes in Barry Lyndon.
Conan it was, this movie has an immensely dark sense of humor 😂
Malcolm McDowell is so adorable it's hard to see him as a deranged criminal even though he's such a fantastic actor regardless 😭
Patrick Magee. Such a brilliant actor who lived a short life. Rest in peace 😔💐
He lived 60 years, not short at all
@@THATguyFATAL He was also a heavy drinker, and you could make the argument that his heart attack was premature. Although....I had a friend who never drank but still died of a heart attack at 45.
*“FOOD...ALRIGHT?!“*
- Dumbledore asked calmly..
This is how to write and shoot a tense scene, you can tell that Alex knows something is wrong and you're at the edge of your seat wondering how he'll respond.
Dinner with Hector Salamanca and Darth Vader
I'd be also nervous if I was sitting next to the Darth Vader taking vacation from the Death Star. 😱😱😱😱
one of my favorite things here is the loud bang the wine bottle makes when he sets it back down.
"TRY THE WINE! HAVE ANOTHER GLASS" LMAO
RIP Dave, probably the best scenes i remember you in ...
I hope Mr. Alexander made Lotsa Spaghetti!
Now Alex knows how a meatball feels!
Damn Hector Salamanca looks pissed
Everytime I see someone eating spaghetti " FOOD ALRIGHT!!"
I was at a comic con some guy cosplay as Alex and his friends cosplay as the Droogs. I went up to them and do my impression of the writer and asked "Fffoood alrrrright?" Everybody was cracking up. And he respond, " fine, sir."
I love the part after this where he's explaining how he feels and he says "I feel like any second something terrible is going to happen to me" and then he passes out. we need a video of THAT!
"Food alright?" He asked calmly
A star trek villain sitting at the same table with a star wars villain
POV: You're eating dinner at your in-laws' for the first time.
The slamming of the claret bottle
great scene. very well done.
I love how David Prowse just sits there, a huge menacing presence that would make mincemeat of Alec in seconds if the old man tells him to. Prowse was also in one of my favorite vampire movies, "Vampire Circus," as you guessed it, the strongman.
Funny that he's concerned about the wine when he's already eating the food
Very refreshing, sir! Very refreshing!
Wow Dr Monty, Darth Vader, and the chevalier de Balibari all sitting at the same table. Amazing!
2:34 Your wife sir, is she awake?
NO SHE'S DEAD! lol
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MrJimmyTide Hey Mr Tide I hear you keep clean shirts!
She was very badly RAPED, ya see.
Corey Jones
That's right, Gregory! And you can get them at Ted's Clean Shirt Emporium! Just watch out for the ghooooostssss!
Kieth Deedee clearly says away
2:33, Alex is like, "Oh shit, I'm screwed."
Alex should've learned not to slip too much salami in her taco.
FOOOOOOOOOD alright?
TRY THE WINE!
Great sir, great...
He was giving Hector Salamanca vibes with that look lol
ding ding ding ding ding
Definitely inspired by Clockwork Orange