Directed by John Mackenzie (1980-1992) [Import] - [Blu-ray]

Four-disc set includes: The Long Good Friday (1980)One of the most acclaimed gangster films ever made, this hard-hitting British drama stars Bob Hoskins in his breakthrough role as mob boss Harold Shand, whose chance to go "legit" with an American-backed real estate deal is threatened by a series of violent attacks. Who is behind his associates' murders and the bombing of his clubs? With Helen Mirren, Dave King, Eddie Constantine; look for a debuting Pierce Brosnan as an IRA member. Directed by John Mackenzie ("The Fourth Protocol"). 113 min. C/Rtg: R The Honorary Consul (Beyond The Limit) (1983)John Mackenzie ("The Long Good Friday") directed this intricate film version of Graham Greene's novel. Richard Gere stars as Eduardo Plarr, a British doctor involved with revolutionaries, a kidnapping plot, and a dangerous love triangle in Argentina. Michael Caine, Elpidia Carrillo, Bob Hoskins, Joaquim de Almeida, Geoffrey Palmer also star. 103 min. C/Rtg: R The Fourth Protocol (1987)Top-notch British suspense thriller from the pen of Frederick Forsyth, with Pierce Brosnan as Major Valeri Petrofsky, a KGB agent who is assigned to assemble and detonate a nuclear bomb on an English military base and make it appear to look like a nuclear accident. Michael Caine is recently-demoted MI5 officer John Preston, who stumbles across the plan and sets out to stop it. With Ned Beatty, Joanna Cassidy, Julian Glover; directed by John Mackenzie ("The Long Good Friday"). 114 min. C/Rtg: R Ruby (1992)The man who ** the man who ** JFK is superbly portrayed by Danny Aiello in this compelling speculative drama, as Dallas nightclub owner Jack Ruby's Mafia connections draw him deeper and deeper into a Mob-sponsored plot to assassinate the President. Sherilyn Fenn, Arliss Howard, Tobin Bell, Joseph Cortese, David Duchovny co-star; directed by John Mackenzie. 110 min. C/Rtg: R Widescreen; Soundtrack: English. Region Free