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Marcus' last role was guest starring in a 2005 episode of 'EastEnders.' He is currently 79 years of age.

He appeared in a handful of TV shows - and along with Clarke (and David Bowie), in an uncredited role in 1969's 'The Virgin Soldiers' - before his big break as Georgie in 'Clockwork.' Georgie eventually became a police officer, and Marcus would go on to play many others, including in 1980's 'McVicar' and the late '80s TV show 'London's Burning.' He wrote and directed one feature, 1989's 'Tank Malling' starring Ray Winstone. James and started off as an apprentice printer before transitioning into acting in his mid-20s. He is also always happy to talk about his 'Orange'-flavored days, although he would probably have to be put in a straight jacket with eye clamps in order to sit through another viewing of the film that made his career. A taste of his oeuvre includes 'Time After Time' (where he met the mother of two of his children, one time wife Mary Steenburgen), the infamous 'Caligula,' 'Cat People,' 'Star Trek: Generations,' Rob Zombie's 'Halloween' movies, 'Easy A,' 'The Artist,' 'Entourage,' and 'Bombshell.' At the ripe old age of 78, McDowell shows no signs of slowing down, with plenty of projects in the pipeline. With well over 250 screen roles to his name, he's done a little bit of everything. As a result, a lot of what I've done has been crap, but you just have to go into it all without expectations.' It made Kubrick take notice, having finally found the ideal Alex for his 'Clockwork Orange.' McDowell would never have to worry about being unemployed again, and in an interview said, 'I always figure that it's better to be working than not.

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Formal training, stage work and TV series quickly led up to his explosive first film role - as Mick Travis in Lindsay Anderson's controversial 1968 film 'if.'.

Born Malcolm John Taylor, McDowell adopted his mother's maiden name for his stage name.

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