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

And therein lies a tale. For four seasons, “The Fugitive” found the hunted Kimble fleeing to a different city or town each week, adopting aliases and taking on menial jobs while eluding Lt ...

Once ABC announced in winter 1967 that “The Fugitive” was in its final season, Leonard Goldberg, a network programming executive at the time, remembered how friends would ask him how Kimble ...

In "The Fugitive," Kimble needs to assume fake identities in order to evade the authorities, especially Lieutenant Philip Gerard (Barry Morse), who hounds him wherever he goes.

In “The Fugitive,” the smash television series that ran for four years and 120 episodes, David Janssen also ran. As escapee Dr. Richard Kimble-unjustly sentenced to death for supposedly ...

THE FUGITIVE - Richard Kimble (David Janssen, left) was finally exonerated of his wife's murder in ... More this two-part ending to the series. In a climactic chase scene, Kimble cornered Fred ...

Kimble's waterfall jump from the 225-foot high Cheoah Dam in Robbinsville, North Carolina, puts an exclamation point on the most famous "Fugitive" scene. A seemingly trapped Kimble pleads, "I didn ...

It has long been said that the true story behind “The Fugitive,” the Harrison Ford action classic that turns 25 years old today, is very loosely based on the ’50s murder case, conviction and ...

After two previous TV shows and a feature film, Boyd Holbrook knew it was time for The Fugitive to chart its own course and move beyond another Dr. Richard Kimble and One-Armed Man. And Quibi’s ...

Both the '60s series version of "The Fugitive" and the blockbuster theatrical combined an emotional component with a simple but ever-building action storyline, and the creators of this CBS remake ...