The Fugitive

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Cast & Crew

Harrison Ford
Dr. Richard Kimble

Tommy Lee Jones
Samuel Gerard

Sela Ward
Helen Kimble

Julianne Moore
Dr. Anne Eastman

Joe Pantoliano
Cosmo Renfro

Jeroen Krabbé
Dr. Charles Nichols

Andreas Katsulas
Sykes

Daniel Roebuck
Biggs

L. Scott Caldwell
Poole

Andrew Davis
Director

Jeb Stuart
Screenwriter

David Twohy
Screenwriter

Arnold Kopelson
Producer

Keith Barish
Executive Producer

Roy Huggins
Executive Producer

James Newton Howard
Original Music

Michael Chapman
Cinematographer

Don Brochu
Film Editing

David Finfer
Film Editing

Dean Goodhill
Film Editing

Dov Hoenig
Film Editing

Richard Nord
Film Editing

Dennis Virkler
Film Editing

Amanda Mackey
Casting

Cathy Sandrich
Casting

J. Dennis Washington
Production Design

Maher Ahmad
Art Director

Rick Gentz
Set Decoration

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Audience Reviews for The Fugitive

• Jul 03, 2016

  A very well told gripping film from start to finish, Brilliantly acted by Ford and Jones, Very well told story but it's too predictable and we all know how it was going to end, But it's one of Fords best films outside of Star Wars and Indiana Jones.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Feb 05, 2016

  A huge thrill ride! The Fugitive is a successful example of how to do a chase thriller right with memorable performances by Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones, smart script and a good use of location. Watch this movie now, if you don't like this film.... I don't care!
  Mr N Super Reviewer
• May 30, 2015

  The Fugitive isn't only a thriller that makes your heart beat out of your chest. It is also the kind that makes you think. Still, Tommy Lee Jones didn't deserve the Oscar for this film. DiCaprio was robbed.
  Maymay A Super Reviewer
• Mar 04, 2013

  The Fugitive is most likely the most recognizable film that Schindler's List tossed aside while cruising to its Best Picture win, as well as being the recipient of the Oscar that probably should have gone to Ralph Fiennes's mesmerizing Amon Goeth of the same movie (even though Tommy Lee Jones was fantastic in this). Going with that, this movie must be very good. And good it is, perhaps even great, but it is not the king of thrillers of the last 20 years that people may say. The biggest problem I have with the Fugitive is simply that I feel it is slightly long. Its premise and plot is intriguing, but not in depth enough to handle a run time of this caliber. Take off twenty minutes or so, and you've got a fast, breathless thriller that runs smoothly. Instead, the 130 minutes it stands up to makes you feel a little worn out by the end, and not in the good way that it should. Other than that, this is an entertaining chase flick. Harrison Ford does his usual action hero thing and Jones is, as I said, fantastic. Besides those two leading the acting charge, there's really nobody else to stand out. Julianne Moore does less than her character does in the movie, and Jorean Krabbe, once a mediocre Bond villain, makes for a mediocre role here as well. However, Ford's and Jones's presence are more than enough to make up for any shortcomings from their screen companions. In addition, the action scenes are well shot and succeed in giving the film some momentum when things get dull during the length. While not one of the most incredible thrillers out there, and perhaps not worthy of a Best Picture nomination, The Fugitive does its job to entertain you, even if the length may not keep things movie quite as fast as it should. "I didn't kill my wife!" "I don't care!"
  Drew O Super Reviewer