Adrienne Corri, born Adrienne Riccoboni (Glasgow, 13 November 1931 – London, 13 March 2016), was a Scottish actress of Italian descent. Trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, she developed a versatile career that spanned theatre, film, and television. She is universally known for her memorable and controversial role as Mrs. Alexander in Stanley Kubrick's film *A Clockwork Orange* (1971). Her extensive filmography includes appearances in works by internationally renowned directors such as Jean Renoir's *The River* (1951) and David Lean's *Doctor Zhivago* (1965). She was also a well-known figure in British horror cinema, appearing in Hammer Film productions such as *Vampire Circus* (1972). Also active on the small screen, she took part in successful television series like *Doctor Who*. Her stage career included collaborations with the Royal Shakespeare Company, a testament to her solid artistic training. Although she did not receive major awards, her contribution to cinema is recognized through her iconic performances and her consistent presence in notable productions for over four decades.