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Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones in...

The Fugitive

( Catalog Number 16904 )
(1.85:1) (3 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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One of Only 4 Squeezed USA LaserDiscs
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The Fugitive
1993 - 131 min. - Color
Genre: Thriller
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
In this near-perfect suspense movie adapted from the popular 1960s television series that starred David Janssen, renowned vascular surgeon Dr. Richard Kimble (Harrison Ford) has been falsely accused and convicted--on circumstantial evidence--of his wife's (Sela Ward) murder. While Kimble is being transported to prison, another convict stabs an inattentive guard, causing a massive wreck. Kimble escapes but is hunted by tough U.S. marshal Sam Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones). The fugitive from injustice attempts to set the record straight: He transforms himself into a jack-of-all-trades and a man of a thousand faces in a desperate attempt to uncover the truth about his wife's murder and track down the real killer. Spectacular special effects and a pulse-pounding performance by Ford turned Andrew Davis's thrilling film into a blockbuster at the box office, leading to a sequel, U.S. MARSHALS.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
This 1993 box-office smash partly adheres to the 1960s TV series on which it is based and partly goes off on several tangents of its own. Harrison Ford stars as Dr. Richard Kimble, convicted of murdering his wife. While being transferred to prison by bus, Kimble is involved in a spectacular bus-train collision (one of the best of its kind ever filmed). Surviving the disaster, Kimble escapes, vowing to track down the elusive professional criminal whom he holds responsible for the murder. Dogging the fugitive every foot of the way is U.S. marshal Sam Gerard (an Oscar-winning turn by Tommy Lee Jones), who announces his intention to search "every whorehouse, doghouse, and outhouse" to bring Kimble to justice. Unlike his dour TV-series counterpart Barry Morse, Jones plays the role with a sardonic sense of humor: when a cornered Kimble screams, "I didn't kill my wife," Gerard shrugs and famously replies, "I don't care." Once the premise has been established, scripters Jeb Stuart and David Twohy and director Andrew Davis pull off several audacious plot twists, ranging from Kimble's rendezvous with a sympathetic lab technician to a jaw-dropping dive into a huge waterfall. The second half of the film offers one surprise after another (including the true identity of the murderer), brilliantly avoiding the letdown that plagues many movie adaptations of old TV series. --- Hal Erickson

Riddled with fast-paced action, taut suspense, and a blessedly wry, intelligent sense of humor, The Fugitive is one of the most thoroughly entertaining films ever to careen through the action genre. Directed with a sure, steady hand by Andrew Davis, the film's tight construction allows its lower-key moments to resound with the same compelling undertones as its action sequences; even the sight of Kimble's searching through medical files rings with nail-biting tension. Buoyed as much by its performances as by Davis' assured direction, The Fugitive benefits from the solid presence of Harrison Ford, here at his dependable, everyman best as the innocent Kimble, and a wily, Oscar-winning turn from Tommy Lee Jones as the relentless Gerard. The chemistry between the two adversaries is one of the film's most satisfying aspects, made so by believable, multi-dimensional characterizations that are all too rare in action films. Gerard is no idiot, and Kimble's eventual triumph is hard-won. Never possessing a clear, self-assured edge over his pursuers, his cleverness is well matched by that of the people determined to bring him to justice. The Fugitive contains enough tricks up its sleeve to satisfy even the most jaded action fans, and Ford fans will derive satisfaction from watching him prove that, though older and undeniably well-worn, he was still worthy of his status as one of the genre's most dependable heroes. --- Rebecca Flint

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Cast for The Fugitive

Harrison Ford - Dr. Richard Kimble
Tommy Lee Jones - Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
Sela Ward - Helen Kimble
Joe Pantoliano - Cosmo Renfro
Jeroen Krabbe - Dr. Charles Nichols
Andreas Katsulas - Sykes "One Armed Man"
Julianne Moore - Dr. Anne Eastman
Daniel Roebuck - Biggs
L. Scott Caldwell - Poole
Tom Wood - Newman
Joel Robinson - Boy Patient
Richard Riehle - Old Guard
Juan Ramirez - Man on "El"
Cynthia Baker - Woman in Car
Andy Romano - Judge Bennett
Cathy Sandrich
Miguel Nino - 1st Chicago Cop
M. Moore - Nichols' Assistant
Frank Ray Perilli - Jail Officer
Gene Barge - 11th District Court
David Pasquesi - Newscaster
Cheryl Lynn Bruce - O.R. Doctor
Ann Whitney - Myoelectric Director
John M. Watson, Sr. - Bones Roosevelt
Mike Bacarella - Marshal Stevens
Jim Wilkey - Bus Driver
Afram Bill Williams - Salesman
Nick Searcy - Sheriff Rawlins
Thomas Charles Simmons - 11 District Cop
Brent Shaphren - Doctor at Bar
Thom Vernon - Carlson
Michael Skewes - Highway Patrolman
Eddie Bo Smith, Jr. - Copeland
David Darlow - Dr. Alec Lentz
Cody Glenn - Paramedic
Orlando Garcia - Desmondo
Dick Cusack - Walter Gutherie
Danny Goldring - Head Illinois State Trooper
Joe Guastaferro - Coroner
Joe Guzaldo - Prosecutor
Ron Dean - Detective Kelly
Johnny Lee Davenport - Marshal Henry
Oksana Fedunyszyn - Myoelectric Receptionist
Pancho Demmings - Young Guard
John Drummond - Newscaster
Amanda Mackey Johnson
Nick Kusenko - Assistant Defense Attorney
Drucilla A. Carlson - Gerard's Secretary
Joseph Kosala - Detective Rosetti
Joe D. Lauck - Forensic Technician
Jane Lynch - Doctor Kathy Wahlund
Allen Hamilton - Host
Michael James - Head Welder
Alex P. Hernandez - Trauma Doctor
Kevin Crowley - State Trooper
B.J. Jones - Doctor at Bar
Bill Cusack - Tracing Technician

Crew for The Fugitive

Andrew Davis - Director
Roy Huggins - Producer
Arnold Kopelson - Producer
David Giler - Screenwriter
Walter Hill - Screenwriter
Robert Mark Kamen - Screenwriter
David Newman - Screenwriter
Jeb Stuart - Screenwriter
David N. Twohy - Screenwriter / Screen Story
Michael Chapman - Cinematographer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
Don Brochu - Editor
David Finfer - Editor
Dean Goodhill - Editor
Dov Hoenig - Editor
Richard Nord - Editor
Dennis Virkler - Editor
Dennis Washington - Production Designer
Maher Ahmad - Art Director
Charles J.H. Wood - Art Director
Peter Macgregor-Scott - Co-producer
Keith Barish - Executive Producer
Rick T. Gentz - Set Designer
Ann Harris - Set Designer
Nancy Mickelberry - Set Designer
Aggie Guerard Rodgers - Set Designer / Costume Designer
Roy Arbogast - Special Effects
Scott D. Smith - Sound Recordist

Awards for The Fugitive

Best Cinematography (nom) Michael Chapman 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) Dov Hoenig 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) Richard Nord 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) Don Brochu 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) Dean Goodhill 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) David Finfer 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) Dennis Virkler 1993 Academy
Best Picture (nom) 1993 Academy
Best Score (nom) James Newton Howard 1993 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Mitchell, Donald O. 1993 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Scott D. Smith 1993 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Montano, Frank A. 1993 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Michael Herbick 1993 Academy
Best Sound Effects (nom) Bruce Stambler 1993 Academy
Best Sound Effects (nom) Leveque, John 1993 Academy
Best Supporting Actor (win) Tommy Lee Jones 1993 Academy
Best Supporting Actor (nom) Tommy Lee Jones 1993 British Academy Awards
Best Director (nom) Andrew Davis 1993 Directors Guild of America
Best Supporting Actor (win) Tommy Lee Jones 1993 L.A. Film Critics Association
Best Actor (Drama) (nom) Harrison Ford 1994 Golden Globe
Best Director (nom) Andrew Davis 1994 Golden Globe
Best Supporting Actor (win) Tommy Lee Jones 1994 Golden Globe

Feature Details

Title: The Fugitive
Feature Release Date: 1993
Genre: Thriller
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 131 Minutes
Chapters: 42
Picture: Widescreen 16:9
Ratio: 1.85:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

Catalog Number: 16904
UPC: Does not apply
Manufacturer: Pioneer USA
Publisher: Warner Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 3
Cover: Jacket
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: 16904-N
Shipping Weight: 2 lbs
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Mega-Rare Factory-Sealed, Anamorphic / Squeezed Video, Dolby Surround Sound, Laser Disc Movie

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Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones in...

The Fugitive

( Catalog Number 16904 )
(1.85:1) (3 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
One of Only 4 Squeezed USA LaserDiscs
Was Only Available with the Purchase of a Widescreen TV
LaserDisc

The Fugitive
1993 - 131 min. - Color
Genre: Thriller
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
In this near-perfect suspense movie adapted from the popular 1960s television series that starred David Janssen, renowned vascular surgeon Dr. Richard Kimble (Harrison Ford) has been falsely accused and convicted--on circumstantial evidence--of his wife's (Sela Ward) murder. While Kimble is being transported to prison, another convict stabs an inattentive guard, causing a massive wreck. Kimble escapes but is hunted by tough U.S. marshal Sam Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones). The fugitive from injustice attempts to set the record straight: He transforms himself into a jack-of-all-trades and a man of a thousand faces in a desperate attempt to uncover the truth about his wife's murder and track down the real killer. Spectacular special effects and a pulse-pounding performance by Ford turned Andrew Davis's thrilling film into a blockbuster at the box office, leading to a sequel, U.S. MARSHALS.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
This 1993 box-office smash partly adheres to the 1960s TV series on which it is based and partly goes off on several tangents of its own. Harrison Ford stars as Dr. Richard Kimble, convicted of murdering his wife. While being transferred to prison by bus, Kimble is involved in a spectacular bus-train collision (one of the best of its kind ever filmed). Surviving the disaster, Kimble escapes, vowing to track down the elusive professional criminal whom he holds responsible for the murder. Dogging the fugitive every foot of the way is U.S. marshal Sam Gerard (an Oscar-winning turn by Tommy Lee Jones), who announces his intention to search "every whorehouse, doghouse, and outhouse" to bring Kimble to justice. Unlike his dour TV-series counterpart Barry Morse, Jones plays the role with a sardonic sense of humor: when a cornered Kimble screams, "I didn't kill my wife," Gerard shrugs and famously replies, "I don't care." Once the premise has been established, scripters Jeb Stuart and David Twohy and director Andrew Davis pull off several audacious plot twists, ranging from Kimble's rendezvous with a sympathetic lab technician to a jaw-dropping dive into a huge waterfall. The second half of the film offers one surprise after another (including the true identity of the murderer), brilliantly avoiding the letdown that plagues many movie adaptations of old TV series. --- Hal Erickson

Riddled with fast-paced action, taut suspense, and a blessedly wry, intelligent sense of humor, The Fugitive is one of the most thoroughly entertaining films ever to careen through the action genre. Directed with a sure, steady hand by Andrew Davis, the film's tight construction allows its lower-key moments to resound with the same compelling undertones as its action sequences; even the sight of Kimble's searching through medical files rings with nail-biting tension. Buoyed as much by its performances as by Davis' assured direction, The Fugitive benefits from the solid presence of Harrison Ford, here at his dependable, everyman best as the innocent Kimble, and a wily, Oscar-winning turn from Tommy Lee Jones as the relentless Gerard. The chemistry between the two adversaries is one of the film's most satisfying aspects, made so by believable, multi-dimensional characterizations that are all too rare in action films. Gerard is no idiot, and Kimble's eventual triumph is hard-won. Never possessing a clear, self-assured edge over his pursuers, his cleverness is well matched by that of the people determined to bring him to justice. The Fugitive contains enough tricks up its sleeve to satisfy even the most jaded action fans, and Ford fans will derive satisfaction from watching him prove that, though older and undeniably well-worn, he was still worthy of his status as one of the genre's most dependable heroes. --- Rebecca Flint

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Cast for The Fugitive

Harrison Ford - Dr. Richard Kimble
Tommy Lee Jones - Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
Sela Ward - Helen Kimble
Joe Pantoliano - Cosmo Renfro
Jeroen Krabbe - Dr. Charles Nichols
Andreas Katsulas - Sykes "One Armed Man"
Julianne Moore - Dr. Anne Eastman
Daniel Roebuck - Biggs
L. Scott Caldwell - Poole
Tom Wood - Newman
Joel Robinson - Boy Patient
Richard Riehle - Old Guard
Juan Ramirez - Man on "El"
Cynthia Baker - Woman in Car
Andy Romano - Judge Bennett
Cathy Sandrich
Miguel Nino - 1st Chicago Cop
M. Moore - Nichols' Assistant
Frank Ray Perilli - Jail Officer
Gene Barge - 11th District Court
David Pasquesi - Newscaster
Cheryl Lynn Bruce - O.R. Doctor
Ann Whitney - Myoelectric Director
John M. Watson, Sr. - Bones Roosevelt
Mike Bacarella - Marshal Stevens
Jim Wilkey - Bus Driver
Afram Bill Williams - Salesman
Nick Searcy - Sheriff Rawlins
Thomas Charles Simmons - 11 District Cop
Brent Shaphren - Doctor at Bar
Thom Vernon - Carlson
Michael Skewes - Highway Patrolman
Eddie Bo Smith, Jr. - Copeland
David Darlow - Dr. Alec Lentz
Cody Glenn - Paramedic
Orlando Garcia - Desmondo
Dick Cusack - Walter Gutherie
Danny Goldring - Head Illinois State Trooper
Joe Guastaferro - Coroner
Joe Guzaldo - Prosecutor
Ron Dean - Detective Kelly
Johnny Lee Davenport - Marshal Henry
Oksana Fedunyszyn - Myoelectric Receptionist
Pancho Demmings - Young Guard
John Drummond - Newscaster
Amanda Mackey Johnson
Nick Kusenko - Assistant Defense Attorney
Drucilla A. Carlson - Gerard's Secretary
Joseph Kosala - Detective Rosetti
Joe D. Lauck - Forensic Technician
Jane Lynch - Doctor Kathy Wahlund
Allen Hamilton - Host
Michael James - Head Welder
Alex P. Hernandez - Trauma Doctor
Kevin Crowley - State Trooper
B.J. Jones - Doctor at Bar
Bill Cusack - Tracing Technician

Crew for The Fugitive

Andrew Davis - Director
Roy Huggins - Producer
Arnold Kopelson - Producer
David Giler - Screenwriter
Walter Hill - Screenwriter
Robert Mark Kamen - Screenwriter
David Newman - Screenwriter
Jeb Stuart - Screenwriter
David N. Twohy - Screenwriter / Screen Story
Michael Chapman - Cinematographer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
Don Brochu - Editor
David Finfer - Editor
Dean Goodhill - Editor
Dov Hoenig - Editor
Richard Nord - Editor
Dennis Virkler - Editor
Dennis Washington - Production Designer
Maher Ahmad - Art Director
Charles J.H. Wood - Art Director
Peter Macgregor-Scott - Co-producer
Keith Barish - Executive Producer
Rick T. Gentz - Set Designer
Ann Harris - Set Designer
Nancy Mickelberry - Set Designer
Aggie Guerard Rodgers - Set Designer / Costume Designer
Roy Arbogast - Special Effects
Scott D. Smith - Sound Recordist

Awards for The Fugitive

Best Cinematography (nom) Michael Chapman 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) Dov Hoenig 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) Richard Nord 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) Don Brochu 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) Dean Goodhill 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) David Finfer 1993 Academy
Best Editing (nom) Dennis Virkler 1993 Academy
Best Picture (nom) 1993 Academy
Best Score (nom) James Newton Howard 1993 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Mitchell, Donald O. 1993 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Scott D. Smith 1993 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Montano, Frank A. 1993 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Michael Herbick 1993 Academy
Best Sound Effects (nom) Bruce Stambler 1993 Academy
Best Sound Effects (nom) Leveque, John 1993 Academy
Best Supporting Actor (win) Tommy Lee Jones 1993 Academy
Best Supporting Actor (nom) Tommy Lee Jones 1993 British Academy Awards
Best Director (nom) Andrew Davis 1993 Directors Guild of America
Best Supporting Actor (win) Tommy Lee Jones 1993 L.A. Film Critics Association
Best Actor (Drama) (nom) Harrison Ford 1994 Golden Globe
Best Director (nom) Andrew Davis 1994 Golden Globe
Best Supporting Actor (win) Tommy Lee Jones 1994 Golden Globe

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