Smokey and The Bandit 7 Movie Outlaw Archive Collection

Strap yourself in for hours of high-speed high jinks and jaw-dropping fun as Smokey and The Bandit: The 7-Movie Outlaw Collection puts you in the driver's seat of the rowdiest road-movie franchise of all time. With the three original movies that turned Burt Reynolds and CB radios into national obsessions and the four television movies that spread Bandit mania to a whole new generation, this seven-movie collection puts every legendary performer, every outrageous stunt, every dadgum catchphrase in the whole Bandit universe into one place—yours!

 Smokey And The Bandit (1977)In the first film in Hollywood's fastest series, Burt Reynolds burns rubber as legendary driver Bo quot;Banditquot; Darville, who's hired by wealthy Texan Big Enos Burdette (Pat McCormick) to transport 400 cases of Coors beer (which was then unavailable for purchase east of the Mississippi) from Texas to Georgia in 28 hours. With partner Snowman (Jerry Reed) in the big rig and Bandit in his Trans Am, the good ole boys race to steer clear of quot;Smokey; Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason). With Sally Field, Paul Williams. 

Smokey And The Bandit II (1980)Burt Reynolds puts the pedal to the metal once again as Bandit Darville, when he and Snowman (Jerry Reed) stand to get a $400,000 payday if they can deliver a live elephant from Florida to the Republican Convention in Dallas within three days. Can he make good while trying to win back the estranged Carrie (Sally Field), to say nothing of dodging the relentless Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason)? Fun follow-up also stars Dom DeLuise, Paul Williams, Pat McCormick, David Huddleston, Mike Henry.

Smokey And The Bandit Part 3 (1983)Looking to retire, Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason) happily took a $250,000 wager from the Burdettes (Pat McCormick, Paul Williams) that he could safely haul an enormous stuffed fish from Florida to Texas. When Buford and Junior (Mike Henry) evade their traps, though, Big and Little Enos bring out the big guns-and hire Snowman (Jerry Reed) to stop them! Third good ol' go-round co-stars Colleen Camp, Faith Minton, and-in a cameo-Burt Reynolds as Bandit. 

Bandit Goes Country:

The Bandit (Brian Bloom) goes home for a family reunion and along the way, he meets music star Mel Tillis, who is forced to make an emergency landing when his plane malfunctions. The Bandit helps Mel, but soon finds himself in hot water when his cousin Johnny (Christopher Atkins) gets into the music bootlegging business.

Bandit, Bandit:

A Bandit impostor (Gerard Christopher) lands the real Bandit (Bloom) in jail, but he needs to break out so he can deliver a futuristic car safely to Governor Denton (Gary Collins).

Beauty and the Bandit:

The Bandit (Bloom) is on the run with Crystal "the Beauty" (Kathy Ireland), a young woman being pursued by a mobster (Tony Curtis), a bounty hunter (Joseph Cortese) and the FBI.

Bandit's Silver Angel:

The Bandit (Bloom) gets an unexpected visit from his Uncle Cyrus (Donald O'Connor) who later dies of a heart attack, leaving his carnival to his widow Angel (Traci Lords). The Bandit helps Angel face off against some shady characters smuggling stolen silver ingots hidden in the carnival.