17. MALCOLM McDOWELL
A Clockwork Orange (1971)
Who knew milk and Beethoven could be so downright disturbing? Throw in a bowler hat and cane, and you have one of cinema's most indelible images of apathetic evil an image brought to life by McDowell in Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece of ultraviolence. But McDowell was more than simply a visual (and virulent) centerpiece. As ruthless hooligan-turned-aversion therapy patient Alex, he ran the emotional gamut delivering riveting portrayals of both sinister charm and helpless dread.
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