The Long Good Friday Analysis | The Cutting Room Movie Review

The Long Good Friday was released in 1980 and became acclaimed as a great British film. Directed by John Mackenize, it stars Bob Hoskins as Harold Shand, a Cockney crime boss who becomes embroiled in American Mafia dealings and police corruption when he suspects there's a traitor in his organisation.

We're going all in on a British crime classic.

Quick links to the main sections:
00:00 | Introduction
03:52 | Synopsis
04:41 | The Director: John Mackenzie
16:31 | The Writing: Barrie Keeffe
25:16 | The Cast: Bob Hoskins as Harold Shand, Helen Mirren as Victoria, and the support cast
35:24 | The Highlight: the abattoir scene, the final scene
42:51 | The Rating

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