You know the drill: One-armed man, Dr. Kimble on the loose, Lt. Gerard on his tail, yadda, yadda. In this age of fragmented viewership and network erosion, a brand-name like "The Fugitive" has ...

When The Fugitive was released in 1993, it became one of the year's biggest hits immediately, widely praised for its ...

With all due respect to Han Solo, Indiana Jones, Jack Ryan, and John Book, Dr. Richard Kimble is Harrison Ford’s best performance. That’s not exactly a hot take. The 1993 thriller, The ...

In the thriller, Ford's hunted Dr. Richard Kimble, wrongfully convicted for his wife's murder, slipped away from pursuing U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones) by disappearing into Chicago ...

On the evening of Aug. 29, 1967, The Fugitive ended its highly rated four-year run on network television. Richard Kimble (the grim-faced David Janssen) caught up with the one-armed man who had kill… ...

The film ended up being a thrilling, thoughtful cat-and-mouse tale in which Harrison’s Dr. Kimble — on the run after being wrongfully accused of murdering his wife — is chased doggedly by U.S. Marshal ...

In The Fugitive's climax, Dr. Richard Kimble (Harrison Ford) has finally figured out that the man responsible for him being framed for his wife's murder is his colleague Dr. Charles Nichols ...

Adapted from the 1960s TV series, the premise alone should make this clear: after coming home from work one night, Dr. Richard Kimble (Harrison Ford) discovers a one-armed man in his home, whom he ...

Based on the 1060’s television series, The Fugitive, the movie of the same name stars Harrison Ford as Dr. Richard Kimble who was unjustly accused of murdering his wife. Movie Critic, Paul ...

A South Chicago two-flat used for scenes in the 1993 Harrison Ford movie “The Fugitive” is for sale. In the movie, Ford’s character, Dr. Richard Kimble, a Chicago surgeon who escapes ...