The Long Good Friday (1980) - film review

Crime / Drama / Thriller

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The Long Good Friday is a British thriller film first released in 1980, directed by John Mackenzie. The film stars Paul Freeman, Leo Dolan, Kevin McNally, Patti Love and P.H. Moriarty. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: John Mackenzie
Script: Barrie Keeffe
Photo: Phil Meheux
Music: Francis Monkman
Cast: Paul Freeman (Colin), Leo Dolan (Phil), Kevin McNally (Irish Youth), Patti Love (Carol), P.H. Moriarty (Razors), Derek Thompson (Jeff), Bryan Marshall (Harris), Bob Hoskins (Harold Shand), Helen Mirren (Victoria), Ruby Head (Harold’s Mother), Charles Cork (Eric), Olivier Pierre (Chef), Pierce Brosnan (1st Irishman), Daragh O’Malley (2nd Irishman), Dave King (Parky), Karl Howman (David), Brian Hall (Alan), Alan Ford (Jack), Dave Ould (Don), Paul Kember (Ginger), Bill Moody (Boston), Alan Devlin (Priest), Eddie Constantine (Charlie), Stephen Davies (Tony)
Country: UK
Language: English / French
Runtime: 114 min

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