Skip to content
DELIVERY: Please note, the Christmas deadline has now passed and we can no longer guarantee delivery before 25th December 2025.
DELIVERY: Please note, the Christmas deadline has now passed and we can no longer guarantee delivery before 25th December 2025.

Brannigan

Barcode 5035673014943
Blu-ray

Save 22% Save 22%
Original price £15.48
Original price £15.48 - Original price £15.48
Original price £15.48
Current price £12.13
£12.13 - £12.13
Current price £12.13

Click here to join our rewards scheme and earn points on this purchase!

Availability:
Low Stock
FREE shipping

Release Date: 21/08/2023

Edition: Normal
Genre: Action & Adventure
Region Code: Blu-ray B
Certificate: 15
Label: BFI
Actors: Brian Glover, Barry Dennen, Lesley-Anne Down, Daniel Pilon, John Stride, Del Hanney, Anthony Booth, Ralph Meeker, Jack Watson, Mel Ferrer, James Booth, Judy Geeson, John Vernon, John Wayne, Richard Attenborough
Director: Douglas Hickox
Number of Discs: 1
Duration: 111 minutes
Audio Languages: English
Subtitle Languages: English

Veteran Chicago detective Jim Brannigan (John Wayne, The Searchers) is dispatched to London to bring back notorious gangster Ben Larkin (John Vernon, Dirty Harry), and is assured that the whole operation will run smoothly. However, when things don't go to plan, Brannigan finds himself in the crosshairs of Larkin's thugs. Reluctantly teaming up with by-the-book Commander Swann of Scotland Yard (Richard Attenborough, The Great Escape), but determined to recapture Larkin no matter what, Brannigan tears through London, leaving a trail of destruction in his wake. Boasting incredible stunts, powerful punch-ups, dry dialogue and panoramic views of 1970s London shot by cinematographer Gerry Fisher (The Go-Between, Highlander), as well as a superb supporting cast including Judy Geeson and Mel Ferrer, Brannigan still stands tall as an explosive, action-packed, highly entertaining and peculiarly British excursion for the legendary John Wayne.

Special Features: Booklet, Bonus Footage, Commentary: Steve Mitchell and Nathaniel Thompson (critic), Documentaries: 'A Duke Out of Water' (2023); 'Frank Henson on 'Brannigan'' (2021); 'Take It to the Bridge' (1905-1956), Image Gallery, Interviews: Richard Attenborough (1983, 89 min, audio only), 'A Policeman's Lot' (1896-1973, 35 min): A copper's clutch of films concerning crimefighters and crooks, proceeding from the very earliest days of cinema towards the Brannigan era, Trailers