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Cast

Nick Nolte
as Daniel Lucas

Martin Short
as Ned Perry

Sarah Rowland Doroff
as Meg Perry

James Earl Jones
as Det. Dugan

Alan Ruck
as Det. Tener

Kenneth McMillan
as Dr. Horvath

Carrie Frazier

David Arnott
as Bank Teller

Bruce McGill
as Charlie

Shani Ginsberg

Lee Garlington
as Policewoman

Sy Richardson
as Tucker

Rocky Giordani
as Bowles

Rick Hall
as Dog Handler

Bill Cross
as Guard at Prison

Stanley Brock
as Release Sergeant

John Procaccino
as Highway Patrolman

Kathy Kinney
as Receptionist

Way Ching Yu
as Girl in Children's Home

Jack McGee
as Fisherman

Albert Henderson
as Man in Raincoat

Rhoda Gemignani
as Radio Operator

Clive Rosengren
as Desk Sergeant

Maryssa Larose
as Woman at Bank

Scott Lincoln
as Passenger Cop

Mike MacDonald
as Sergeant

Charles Noland
as Bartender

Anthony Frederick
as Cop with Phone

Terence Hollingsworth
as Money Quick Customer

Dean Smith
as Playboy

Tim De Zarn
as First Officer

Larry Miller
as Second Officer

Woody Eney
as First Cop

John Aylward
as Second Cop

George Catalano
as Cop One

Michael Siegel
as Cop Four

Dinah Lenney
as Reporter One

Paul Tuerpé
as Reporter Three

Larry Cox
as Orderly #1

Jeff Perry
as Orderly #2

John C. Cooke
as Thug #1

Yahoots Magoondi
as Thug #2

Karl Wickman
as Helicopter Pilot

Bruno Acalinas
as Motorcycle Cop #1

Lance August
as Motorcycle Cop #2

Richard E. Butler
as Watchman #1

R.L. Tolbert
as Watchman #2

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Critic Reviews for Three Fugitives

Audience Reviews for Three Fugitives

• Mar 08, 2015

  Very clever funny comedy about a bank robber released from prison and ends up being a hostage in another robbery, It's an underrated classic that should have deserved more praise, A must watch.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Oct 09, 2014

  This is like a TV comedy starring what, at the time, were big stars. I know this is a shot-for-shot remake of a Francis Veber's film, and they even hired the guy to do direct the remake. Lord knows why you'd bother with a shot-for-shot remake when you can just watch the original, or dub it and release it as is. It really seems like a waste of millions of dollars. I literally had no idea that this was French film until reading the description on here, so it's obvious that I literally have no idea if the original film is any good or not, though it almost has to have been better than this. Maybe not by much, but still somewhat better. But, to be honest, this film doesn't do much to really inspire you to seek out the original. Then again I suppose the Oldboy remake would fail to do the same exact thing and the original is my favorite movie of all time. So it's not fair, and I don't plan on doing it, to judge the original by its remake. While the film has its moments, mostly involving Martin Short being smacked around by almost everyone in sight. I don't know what that says about my feelings for Martin Short, even though I actually like the guy. His style is a little manic and energetic, to the point of wearing you down completely, but I've always found him to have a likable presence. The problem is that this is an incredibly uneven comedy. They don't naturally combine the dramatic aspects in with the comedy, as Little Miss Sunshine did. It goes between two phases, the first one being: 'now it's a comedy', the second one being: 'now it's a drama'. I wouldn't say it's jarring, but it's not handled particularly well. It changes between them willy-nilly with no natural progression. And that's a problem because it feels like it's two different films in one, tonally at least. It would be one thing if either the comedy, or the drama, were good...but they're not. Like I said, it has its moments but they're not nearly enough to salvage this film. Nick Nolte and Martin Short are fairly agreeable in their roles, but it's clear that this wasn't something that either guy was really invested in. It may have just been a paycheck movie for both of them. It's just weird seeing Nolte as the straightman in a light family comedy. When he does comedy, I put him more in that R-rated '48 Hours' range, not this. Kinda perplexing why he'd do this film to be honest, it can't have done his career, or Martin Short's, any favors. If you like lightweight TV films, then this will be up your alley. This isn't a terrible film, but it's incredibly bland and vanilla. For everyone else, I'm sure there's another film in Martin Short's filmography with the word Three in its title that is better than this one. I'd suggest watching that instead.
  Jesse O Super Reviewer
• Jul 29, 2012

  The style of Francis Veber is nice, could be better and Nolte again, does the 'rude bad guy' but still Martin Short make Three Fugitives an entertaining and sweet film.
  Lucas M Super Reviewer
• Jan 14, 2010

  They rob banks. She steals hearts.
  Wahida K Super Reviewer

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