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The studio and the producers were extremely happy with Andrew Davis's cut of the film (before he edi [...]	D
Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones only share four scenes in the entire film where they exchange dial [...]	D
Joe Pantoliano (Cosmo Renfro) and Neil Flynn (Transit Cop) also appeared in Baby Birba - Un giorno i [...]	D
During flashbacks to the fund raiser early in the film, a sign for the pharmaceutical company Devlin [...]	D
Wax bullets were fired at the glass door at the same time Tommy Lee Jones was firing his blanks.	D
The bus Richard Kimble is put in is bus number 42. Harrison Ford later starred in 42 - La vera stori [...]	D
The train scenes were filmed in Dillsboro, North Carolina. The engine used (which was not destroyed) [...]	D
The producers wanted Gerard's office high above the city to emphasise his authority.	D
Harrison Ford has work with 2 actors who play Harvey Dent in Batman, Ford worked with his friend Bil [...]	D
Joe Pantoliano (Cosmo Renfro) admitted in an interview on Gilbert Gottfried's podcast that he wanted [...]	D
As of 2017, holds the record with the biggest number of film editors nominated for the Oscar with a [...]	D
In Il fuggiasco (1963), Barry Morse played Lieutenant Philip Gerard. No reason was given for the cha [...]	D
Alec Baldwin was first choice to play Dr. Richard Kimble. When he dropped out, Andy Garcia was consi [...]	D
This is Andrew Davis fourth film in Chicago. The first three Films are 1985 Code of Silence with Chu [...]	D
Tommy Lee Jones and Andrew Davis did uncredited writing on the script.	D
L. Scott Caldwell (Marshal Poole) and Daniel Roebuck (Marshal Biggs) both portrayed castaways on Los [...]	D
Includes numerous cast members who also appeared in Uccidete la colomba bianca (1989).	D
During the St. Patrick's Day Parade, the smiling black man in the hat is Roland Burris, then Attorne [...]	D
To date, the only remake of a regular television series to be nominated for a Best Picture Academy A [...]	D
Tommy Lee Jones previously worked with Andrew Davis on "Trappola in alto mare (1992)." However, Jone [...]	D
U.S. Marshall Gerard tells his colleagues "Andiamo, bambini" when they get a lead, an Italian phrase [...]	D
At the start of the film, the various flashbacks to the murder do not show the one-armed man. They l [...]	D
Harrison Ford was the first actor to sign onto the film in September 1992 and personally agreed with [...]	D
Cinematographer Michael Chapman was brought on when the original DP was fired after the first week o [...]	D
As of 2018, it is the last film starring Harrison Ford to be nominated for the Academy Award for Bes [...]	D
This movie shares many actors with Chain Reaction (1996), with both being filmed (in part) in Chicag [...]	D
The film is classified 'U' (Unrestricted Public Exhibition) all ages in India.	D
The character of Cosmo Renfro was supposed to die in the finale of the film. However, Joe Pantoliano [...]	D
Tommy Lee Jones, Ron Dean, Michael Skewes, Johnny Lee Davenport, Juan RamÃrez, Cody Glenn, Danny [...]	D
According to the DVD commentary, the scene in which the Chicago police interrogate Richard Kimble wa [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year not to be nominated in any of the writing categories.	D
Second film in which Harrison Ford plays a Doctor Richard who takes matters into his own hand when h [...]	D
Richard Kimble was played by David Janssen in the original television series "Il fuggiasco (1963)." [...]	D
When Gerard announces to Sheriff Rawlins that he's taking over the investigation, Rawlins sarcastica [...]	D
At 1hr 0mins 20secs, Kimble falls asleep holding a copy of the book "Atlas of limb prosthetics", sec [...]	D
Harrison Ford was always producer Arnold Kopelson's first choice to play Richard Kimble.	D
There wasn't enough room for the cameraman to be inside the helicopter with Tommy Lee Jones. He had [...]	D
Ron Dean later appeared in Il cavaliere oscuro (2008). Both films won an Oscar for Best Actor in a S [...]	D
A lot of the film's dialogue is improvised. Jeb Stuart was the final credited writer on the film and [...]	D
A train was actually crashed for the movie, although Kimble jumping free was a superimposed image. F [...]	D
One of the few action films Harrison Ford is in, but doesn't kill anyone.	D
The film was shot in 73 days, and had one of the fastest turn around post-production schedules, as t [...]	D
Tommy Lee Jones reportedly told Joe Pantoliano, "It's not like anyone is going to win any awards for [...]	D
In the final bit of comedian John Mulaney's stand-up special "The Comeback Kid," he frequently break [...]	D
Both Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones improvised many of their scenes.	D
Harrison Ford's name is slipped into the background of the movie in two different scenes. As Gerard [...]	D
Warner Bros distributed The Fugitive along with Free Willy - Un amico da salvare (1993) and I Goonie [...]	D
Richard posing as a janitor was reminiscent of the original series in which while on the run, he con [...]	D
The resolution of the mystery differs from the original television series on which the film is based [...]	D
The "I don't bargain" speech Gerard gives to Newman after rescuing him from being taken hostage was [...]	D
According to Harrison Ford, "The studio was not happy with the beard. They figured they paid for the [...]	D
The helicopter chase was twice as long in the original preview cut and was edited down about 97 diff [...]	D
After the movie came out, the Hilton offered tours to show where the movie was filmed.	D
Ron Dean(detective Kelly) is in fact from Chicago, and played a Chicago detective before in T.J. Hoo [...]	D
Neil Flynn later appeared on Scrubs: Medici ai primi ferri (2001), in which his character doesn't li [...]	D
Andrew Davis tried to avoid using artificial movie light whenever possible.	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to be nominated for Best Sound Effects Editing.	D
While filming this movie, Harrison Ford also filmed a cameo appearance on "Le avventure del giovane [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to not be nominated for Best Director.	D
The dam used in the exterior shots is Cheoah Dam, Tapoco, Graham County, North Carolina. The dam can [...]	D
When Renfro and Gerard are discussing the trainwreck around the 21st minute, Renfro asks what happen [...]	D
The locomotive wrecked was former Norfolk & Western EMD GP30 536, c/n 27369. It was purchased out of [...]	D
Gene Hackman was offered the role of Sam Gerard, played by Tommy Lee Jones. Hackman and Jones co-sta [...]	D
Dr Kimble boards a bus near the hospital bound for Kimball and Belmont.	D
Harrison Ford passed on Jurassic Park to make this film. Jurassic Park starred Laura Dern, while the [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
Joseph F. Kosala (Detective Rosetti) was in Above the Law with Steven Segal, where he also played a [...]	D
Andrew Davis is a native of Chicago, where much of the film is set.	D
The film was later parodied by the comedy film Il fuggitivo della missione impossibile (1998) starri [...]	D
Ron Dean and Joseph F. Kosala, who play Detective Kelly and Detective Rosetti, worked together in th [...]	D
Harrison Ford also played a surgeon from San Francisco named Dr. Richard Walker in Frantic (1988), a [...]	D
Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones) mentions "That's a big fish" looking at the picture. In Men In Black 2, his [...]	D
The villainous characters of "Charles Nichols" and "Freddie Sykes" take their names from characters [...]	D
The wrecked train and bus remain a tourist attraction in Dillsboro, North Carolina.	D
Kevin Costner was the first choice for the role of Richard Kimble and was even in contention to dire [...]	D
The picture of Richard Kimble on the composite from medical school is actually Harrison Ford's yearb [...]	D
A destination indicator on an EL train reads "Kimball" and the next shot tracks over a building that [...]	D
Dr. Kathy Waylund (played by Jane Lynch) was considered as a love interest for Richard Kimble during [...]	D
Devlin-McGregor Pharmaceutical is the same name as a company involved in a lawsuit on Boston Legal.	D
The young boy Kimble treats at Cook County Hospital is played by Joel Robinson. His real name is use [...]	D
Nick Searcy portrayed the local sheriff who has no respect for the U.S. Marshals who show up after t [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of the top 100 Most Heart-Pounding American M [...]	D
3rd highest grossing film of 1993.	D
This was the first American movie shown in Chinese theaters in over 40 years. Audiences accustomed t [...]	D
Robert Mark Kamen, David Newman, David Giler, and Walter Hill all contributed to the script.	D
Famed Chicago Bears linebacker, Otis Wilson, who played with the '85 team who won the Super Bowl, br [...]	D
In real life, even after having proven he was not guilty of the murder of his wife, Richard Kimble w [...]	D
When Kimble calls Nichols to tell him that Devlin-McGregor is behind his wife's murder, Kimble is ph [...]	D
Walter Hill wanted to direct, with Nick Nolte starring, but Nolte reportedly said he was tired with [...]	D
Harrison Ford had never seen a single episode of the television series Il fuggiasco (1963) upon whic [...]	D
As of 2022, Cook County Hospital (now John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Cook County), Illinois Bell (n [...]	D
Richard Jordan, who was originally cast as Dr. Nichols, actually filmed some scenes with Harrison Fo [...]	D
The weather was so cold when the crew filmed some of the scenes that Tommy Lee Jones recalled that " [...]	D
Had Gene Hackman played Sam Gerard and Kevin Costner played Richard Kimble in this film, they would [...]	D
Rather than having to come up with a disguise for Richard Kimble, Andrew Davis had Harrison Ford sta [...]	D
The credits run over the first 15 minutes of the film, although it's not a constant stream of them: [...]	D
Andrew Davis only had one chance to crash the train in the train scene and had to get it right, so h [...]	D
Before filming began and work was continuing on the script, Andrew Davis consulted his sister (a doc [...]	D
Andreas Katsulas had previously appeared on Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987). Il fuggiasco (196 [...]	D
Harrison Ford shadowed doctors at the University of Chicago Medical Center to prepare for his role. [...]	D
When Biggs tells Gerard that Kimble is heading across the square, "towards the Picasso." This is a g [...]	D
Andreas Katsulas once said he was glad he didn't watch "Il fuggiasco (1963)" as a child, "I would ha [...]	D
According to producer Roy Huggins, Gerard's line in response to Richard Kimble's claim of innocence [...]	D
Many plot elements of this film later appeared in the film Minority Report. Kimble, like Anderton, i [...]	D
Julianne Moore's brief role landed her an interview with Steven Spielberg, who would later cast her [...]	D
Stephen Frears was considered by the studio to direct this film in the early 90s.	D
Andrew Davis shot a lot of material during production. With a tight deadline between filming, editin [...]	D
Kimble's apartment is modeled after that of an actual doctor Harrison Ford and Andrew Davis met in a [...]	D
An earlier script featured an ending where Kimble was fleeing on a train and Gerard jumps a car onto [...]	D
Kevin Costner, Alec Baldwin, Richard Gere, Jeff Bridges, Michael Douglas, and Al Pacino were conside [...]	D
It proved to be cheaper to use full size locomotives, at around 20,000 dollars each, rather than cre [...]	D
The scene where Kimble is running through the St. Patrick's Day parade was not scripted. This was a [...]	D
Filming began before the script was completed.	D
The parade chase was improvised, but Harrison Ford did get permission to walk with the Plumbers' Uni [...]	D
Joseph A. Kosala (Detective Rosetti) was an actual Chicago police officer/detective at the time of t [...]	D
Director Andrew Davis stated at a recent appearance in Chicago for the movie's anniversary that Harr [...]	D
Originally, Julianne Moore's character had a bigger role in the film, even after she exposes him bri [...]	D
A feature that is often seen in the old buildings that Kimble encounters are brick walls with a wide [...]	D
Christopher Reeve and Mel Gibson were considered for the role of Richard Kimble. Gibson was also con [...]	D
Just before Nichols attempts to open fire on Gerard, Richard assaults Nichols with a metal pipe and [...]	D
Actors Daniel Roebuck (Bobby Bigs) and L. Scott Caldwell (Erin Poole) both play Deputy U.S. Marshall [...]	D
Michael Douglas was considered for the role of Richard Kimble in the film's early pre-production sta [...]	D
The only film that year nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards, and not in Best Motion Pic [...]	D
When Kimble is taking the injured boy to surgery, he signs off on the papers. The papers are dated M [...]	D
Walter Hill and David Giler both collaborated on a script that was ready for filming in 1990 with Hi [...]	D
Producer Arnold Kopelson approached Andrew Davis to direct this film, and was his personal choice.	D
The idea to film in Chicago was Andrew Davis's. The studio gave him their blessing and left him alon [...]	D
The real "Dr. Kimble", Dr. Sam Sheppard, actually lost his medical license and became a professional [...]	D
Academy Award-winning actors Jon Voight and Gene Hackman were both offered the role of Sam Gerard. B [...]	D
The river was cold, so the crew kept tubs of hot water off camera to keep Harrison Ford warm.	D
Some of the newscasters interviewing Gerard are actual newscasters in Chicago.	D
Kevin Costner was considered for the role of Dr. Richard Kimble. He did star in "Un mondo perfetto ( [...]	D
Director Andrew Davis and Cinematographer Michael Chapman share a birthday, 21st November.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
NBC NIGHTLY NEWS anchor Lester Holt] is one of the reporters outside the hotel at the end of the mov [...]	D
According to the director, Tommy Lee Jones originally argued that his character, being concerned for [...]	D
Kimble's house is modeled after a real doctor's house, in the Chicago neighborhood of Lincoln Park. [...]	D
Kimble tells his lawyer he is in St. Louis, on the phone at an El station. When Renfro is discussing [...]	D
The screenplay spent five years in development hell, going through 9 writers and 25 drafts.	D
Andreas Katsulas (Sykes) was in La signora in giallo: A Killing in Vegas (1991) as casino manager Je [...]	D
At the time of the film's release, the rights to the original series were held by Spelling Entertain [...]	D
Arnold Schwarzenegger was considered to play Dr. Richard Kimble.	D
Andrew Davis used helicopter aerials to give a "needle in a haystack" feel to the movie.	D
The project was in turnaround at Warner Brothers when the script found its way into Harrison Ford's [...]	D
Harrison Ford and producers argued over whether Kimble should be sentenced to death or life in priso [...]	D
Harrison Ford damaged some ligaments in his leg during the filming of the scenes in the woods. He re [...]	D

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