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THE FUGITIVE 1993
Fugitive Trivia
TV series "The Fugitive"(1963),upon which the film was based. Kimble jumping free was a superimposed image. the filming of the scenes in the woods. He refused to take surgery until the end of filming so that his character would keep the limp. The limp can be seen in any subsequent scene where Richard Kimble is running. The engine used (which was not destroyed) now pulls a dinner train. During a ride on that train, props from the making of the film can be seen, including the prison bus and the shell of the engine that crashed into the bus. and the next shot tracks over a building which has a sign reading "Harrison" (two actual Chicago locations). that reads "Kitty O'Shea at the Hilton Towers," an ad for the bar at the hotel where the climax of the film takes place. and was replaced by Dutch actor Jeroen Krabbe (Dr. Charles Nichols) Trivia courtesy of Internet Movie Database Want to learn about the true case this movie was based on? Visit Dr. Samuel Sheppard, The Fugitive - from The Crime Library
Awards and Nominations
Best Supporting Actor-Tommy Lee Jones Favorite Actor - Action, On Video Harrison Ford Best Supporting Actor Tommy Lee Jones Best Performance by an Actor/Supporting Role Tommy Lee Jones Best Supporting Actor Tommy Lee Jones Best Action Sequence for "The train wreck". Best On-Screen Duo Harrison Ford Tommy Lee Jones
 Awarded February 20, 2000
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