Jon Chance in order

4 films, 5h 41m in all, in release order.

L.A. Heat
1989 · 85 min
An L.A. vice cop is on the hunt for a drug dealer, but the mission turns deadly when his partner is murdered.
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Angels of the City
1989 · 89 min
College girls dressed as hookers for a sorority initiation ceremony are kidnapped by pimps.
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L.A. Vice
1989 · 85 min
Detective Jon Louroy Chance investigates a string of murders in Los Angeles and uncovers a ruthless kidnapping scheme.
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Chance
1990 · 82 min
After a daring robbery of a jewelery store, the thieves accidentally let their loot fall into the unsuspecting hands of repo man and secret alcoholic Zach. When the crime lord behind the heist learns of the whereabouts of his diamonds, he instructs his thugs to find Zach and get the jewels back by any means possible. Zach gets help from his friend, police detective Chance, but they will both need more than a little luck to prove that neither of them were behind the robbery, and to keep the actual thieves from getting their revenge.
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Frequently asked questions

What order should I watch Jon Chance in?

1. L.A. Heat (1989), 2. Angels of the City (1989), 3. L.A. Vice (1989), 4. Chance (1990).

How long does it take to watch all of Jon Chance?

About 5h 41m across 4 released films.

Do any Jon Chance films have post-credit scenes?

None are listed on TMDB.