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The Long Good Friday
Starring: Bob Hoskins , Helen Mirren , Pierce Brosnan
Directed by: John Mackenzie
Produced by: Barry Hanson
Written by: Barrie Keeffe
A riveting thriller! Bob Hoskins stars in his breakthrough role as Harold Shand, a London racketeer fast losing control of his gangland empire.
Item Number: 16117
- Format:
- DVD Widescreen
- Region:
- 1 - More Details
- Run time:
- About 2 Hours
- Number of Discs:
- 1
- Closed Captions / Subtitles:
- This Product has English Subtitles for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired
A riveting thriller! Bob Hoskins stars in his breakthrough role as Harold Shand, a London racketeer fast losing control of his gangland empire. Enjoy the combustion when Shand's smart, sensual wife (Academy Award®-winner Dame Helen Mirren), tries to cool Shand's fiery impulses. With American mobsters as partners and the IRA as his enemy, can Shand transform himself into a respectable businessman before it's too late? Watch for Pierce Brosnan (Around the World in 80 Days, James Bond films) in his first film role, and Karl Howman (Mulberry).
| Colin | --- | Paul Freeman |
| Phil | --- | Leo Dolan |
| Irish Youth | --- | Kevin McNally |
| Carol Benson | --- | Patti Love |
| Razors | --- | P.H. Moriarty |
| Jeff | --- | Derek Thompson |
| Harris | --- | Bryan Marshall |
| Harold Shand | --- | Bob Hoskins |
| Victoria | --- | Helen Mirren |
| Harold's Mother | --- | Ruby Head |
| Eric | --- | Charles Cork |
| Chef | --- | Olivier Pierre |
| 1st Irishman | --- | Pierce Brosnan |
| 2nd Irishman | --- | Daragh O'Malley |
| Parky | --- | Dave King |
| David | --- | Karl Howman |
| Alan | --- | Brian Hall |
| Jack | --- | Alan Ford |
| Don | --- | Dave Ould |
| Ginger | --- | Paul Kember |
Directed by John Mackenzie
Written by Barrie Keeffe
Produced by Barry Hanson
Executive Produced by George Harrison, Denis O'Brien
Original Music by Francis Monkman
Cinematography by Phil Meheux
Film Editing by Mike Taylor
Costume Design by Tudor George
