Reviews — The Long Good Friday
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CinemaSerf
Harold (Bob Hoskins) has dedicated the previous decade to establishing himself by assisting various criminal operations, and he’s now planning a legitimate venture: a large-scale dockside project intended for sale to American investors. With those potential buyers in London and poised to finalize the agreement through lavish entertaining, events begin to spiral out of control. The death of his close friend Colin (Pau…
John Chard
It's not about safety; it’s about honor. The film takes place in the early 1980s on Good Friday, and Harold Shand is expecting some influential American figures to visit. He hopes they will provide funding for his dockside development project, but someone is killing his men. Although he has a suspicion as to who's responsible, he isn’t prepared for what happens next. The plot of The Long Good Friday demonstrate…


