Kurt Russell had a pretty prolific television career during his child star years, including playing two different characters ...

Tommy Lee Jones (left) and Harrison Ford in The Fugitive. Courtesy of Warner Bros. Every year, I see variations of the following joke: “People argue about whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie ...

“The Fugitive” filmed in North Carolina and Tennessee as well as all over Chicago, from Pullman to the Loop and points west. Making the movie, as various stories in recent years have ...

Thirty years later, "The Fugitive" has been fully restored in 4K ultra high-definition ("It's like a whole new movie"), and Davis shares some memories ahead of the Nov. 21 home release.

The Fugitive was not the movie audiences expected when they walked into their local cinemas 30 years ago. Designed to be a splashy star vehicle for Harrison Ford that summer, the film was an ...

(Warner Bros) Now, I understand that The Fugitive is not supposed to function as an emotional support movie, especially for a pre-teen who still played with Barbies. Adapted from the 1960s TV ...

“‘The Fugitive’ has a lot of action, but it’s a very political movie, and it’s a very heartfelt movie.” Writing “Disturbing the Bones” hasn’t quenched Davis’ desire to keep ...

For a scene so iconic, you might be surprised where The Fugitive's massive set-piece falls into the running order of the movie. Believe it or not, this colossal feat drops at roughly 20 minutes in!

Director Andrew Davis is best known for his 1993 action-thriller “The Fugitive,” starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. The Chicago-set film celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.