John Mackenzie
Directing
Biography
John Mackenzie was a Scottish film director perhaps best known for the 1980 gangster film The Long Good Friday. Born in Edinburgh, Mackenzie worked in British film from the late 1960s, first as an assistant director to Ken Loach on productions such as Up the Junction and Cathy Come Home, before becoming an independent director himself, going on to work in both the UK and the US.
Notable Works
Prominent titles featuring John Mackenzie
Quicksand
2003
Filmography
Acting (1)
2006
6.6
Production & Directing (35)
2007
8.0
2003
QuicksandDirector
5.0
2000
When the Sky FallsDirector
4.7
1998
Aldrich Ames: Traitor WithinDirector
6.2
1996
Deadly VoyageDirector
5.6
1995
The InfiltratorDirector
6.5
1993
VoyageDirector
5.3
1993
Sean Connery: PrivateEditor
1992
RubyDirector
5.5
1990
The Last of the FinestDirector
5.9
1987
The Fourth ProtocolDirector
6.3
1986
Act of VengeanceDirector
5.6
1985
A Sense of FreedomDirector
6.5
1985
The InnocentDirector
6.7
1983
The Honorary ConsulDirector
5.8
1982
Paul McCartney - Take It AwayDirector
1981
Say No to StrangersDirector
7.0
1980
The Long Good FridayDirector
7.2
1979
Just a Boys' GameDirector
9.0
1978
Red ShiftDirector
7.7
1977
Talkin' BluesDirector
1976
The Elephants' GraveyardDirector
7.2
1976
Double DareDirector
1975
A Passage to EnglandDirector
1975
Just Another SaturdayDirector
8.4
1974
Taking LeaveDirector
1974
8.0
1973
Shut DownDirector
1973
The Black DogDirector
1972
MadeDirector
7.0
1971
Unman, Wittering and ZigoDirector
6.8
1971
One Brief SummerDirector
7.5
1969
There Is Also TomorrowDirector
7.0
1968
Mrs. Lawrence Will Look After ItDirector
10.0
1967
The Voices in the ParkDirector
10.0