The Fugitive was not the movie audiences expected ... U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones). “I didn’t kill my wife,” Ford’s hero barks, his cracking voice betraying a pleading ...

Tommy Lee Jones for “The Fugitive.” Looking back on the 30th anniversary of Warner Bros’ taut thriller, “The Fugitive” from director Andrew Davis, Variety reflects on how Jones’ win ...

"Tommy Lee Jones, who was jumping around ... The big stunt in "The Fugitive" involves a freight train crashing into a prison transport bus that flipped onto the tracks, allowing Kimble to escape.

“The Fugitive” opened in August 1993 to ... Therefore, they couldn’t “keep up with the Jones” (as in Tommy Lee). 5. There was nobody who could beat him. It’s a fairly straightforward ...

Instead, the opposite happened, as 'The Fugitive' received seven Oscar nominations the following year, with Tommy Lee Jones winning the award for Best Supporting Actor. It grossed a total of $368 ...

Unlike The Fugitive, which was itself a remake of ... Boasting another intense-yet-equally-hilarious performance from Tommy Lee Jones as the hard-nosed U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerard, as well as ...

Oscars 1993 supporting actor was one for the ages featuring Jones, Leonardo DiCaprio ... At the 1997 ceremony, “The Fugitive” was nominated for seven Oscars after being a box office sensation ...

Scene-stealer isn’t a good enough trait to accurately describe what Tommy Lee Jones is in Andrew Davis ... At the 1997 ceremony, “The Fugitive” was nominated for seven Oscars after ...