James Mangold movies in order

In 1995, director James Mangold wrote and directed his first full-length feature film, Heavy. The movie – starring Pruitt Taylor Vince, Liv Tyler, Shelley Winters and Debbie Harry – was a romance-drama, about an overweight cook and a waitress, who work together at a roadside diner.

Two years later, Mangold followed up Heavy with the crime thriller, Cop Land. The movie – starring Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro – was a high-profile ensemble drama, which told the story of widespread corruption in a New Jersey town.

Up next came the Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie picture, Girl, Interrupted, which was soon followed by the romantic fantasy, Kate & Leopold. This was the first film in which Mangold would team up with actor Hugh Jackman, setting up a working relationship that would continue in the future. 

From here on, more pictures followed, including the mind-bending mystery-thriller, Identity. Other notable films included the X-Men movie, Logan, as well as the adventure picture, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny – in which Mangold would become the first director to take over the big screen Indiana Jones movie series from regular director, Steven Spielberg.

But how familiar are you with James Mangold’s collection of feature-length movies? If you were asked to name them all how would you get on?

Well, don’t worry, because this post has all the answers. Below you will find a list of all of James Mangold’s movies, presented in chronological order.

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A list of James Mangold’s movies in order

• Heavy (1995)
• Cop Land (1997)
• Girl, Interrupted (1999)
• Kate & Leopold (2001)
• Identity (2003)
• Walk the Line (2005)
• 3:10 to Yuma (2007)
• Knight and Day (2010)
• The Wolverine (2013)
• Logan (2017)
• Le Mans ‘66 (2019)
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023)

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Above are all of James Mangold’s feature-length films in order, but which are your favourites? Is Logan the best of the bunch, or is Cop Land your favourite Mangold picture? 

Perhaps there are films on the list you’ve still not watched. Could Kate & Leopold be a film you’ve simply not viewed? 

Whichever James Mangold movie is your favourite, or whichever film you plan on watching next, sound off in the comments below and let everyone know.

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