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The Fugitive

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The Fugitive	comment	The Fugitive is a 1993 action thriller film directed by Andrew Davis (Above the Law, Under Siege), based on the classic 1960s TV show.Dr. Richard Kimble (Harrison Ford), a respected Chicago cardiovascular surgeon, returns home one night to find his wife Helen (Sela Ward) brutally murdered by an intruder, a one-armed man. The killer flees and the police disbelieve Kimble's story as lots of circumstantial evidence makes him look guilty, so he's wrongfully convicted of his wife's murder. Soon after, he escapes from custody and returns to Chicago, determined to find the real killer. Kimble also must contend with a dogged team of U.S. Marshals, led by Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones), who pursue him relentlessly. Both Kimble and Gerard eventually discover that the case is bigger than the both of them, and that several parties involved want to see Kimble dead.The film was highly acclaimed by both critics and moviegoers, spending six weeks as the #1 film in the United States, and grossing a total of $369 million worldwide against a $44 million budget. It was also nominated for seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture; Tommy Lee Jones won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. It had a spin-off in 1998, U.S. Marshals, which featured Gerard and his team pursuing another fugitive and also inspired the hilarious spoof film, Wrongfully Accused starring Leslie Nielsen, released in 1998.It's notable for being one of the first successful major films ever to be based on a television series, something which used to be fairly rare (the Star Trek movies notwithstanding) before this film popularized it. Thanks to the old "Thirty-Year Cycle", films based on television shows from the 1960s became particularly common throughout the remainder of the '90s—with The Addams Family, Mission: Impossible, The Brady Bunch, The Beverly Hillbillies, and The Flintstones being among the most famous. Even McHale's Navy and The Mod Squad got made into movies in the '90s (although you probably don't remember them).Julianne Moore has a small part as the doctor at the hospital where Kimble goes looking for evidence. Jane Lynch has another small part as a lab technician.The Fugitive was one of the first four films to be released on DVD when the format debuted in Japan in 1996, together with Eraser, Assassins, and Blade Runner: The Director's Cut.Not to be confused with the 1947 film directed by John Ford and starring Henry Fonda, which is a loose adaptation of The Power and the Glory.
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The Fugitive / int_10134c97	type	Artistic License â€“ Gun Safety
The Fugitive / int_10134c97	comment	Artistic License â€“ Gun Safety: For a marshal, Gerard has a very loose idea of gun safety, shooting Copeland while he's holding a gun to Newman's head and later opening fire in a crowded hallway to try and get Kimble before he escapes through the closing glass doors. (Tommy Lee Jones actually objected to the latter, but the screenwriter won the argument by pointing out how it would look if Gerard shot a poor black man without thinking but later hesitated to shoot a rich white doctor.)
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The Fugitive / int_1235f055	type	Dirty Coward
The Fugitive / int_1235f055	comment	Dirty Coward: The guard who releases Kimble's chains on the bus jumps out the window to save his own ass while Kimble stays behind and rescues his injured partner. When Kimble asks for help, he says "To hell with you!" before diving to safety. Then later, when questioned by the police about the crash, he claims he pulled his partner out. "He woulda done the same for me." Obviously. Gerard, upon finding Kimble's empty, unhooked chains nearby wonders if the guard wants to change his "bullshit story" in light of the evidence.
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The Fugitive / int_125f2ee7	type	Inconvenient Hippocratic Oath
The Fugitive / int_125f2ee7	comment	Inconvenient Hippocratic Oath: Kimble sneaks into a hospital disguised as a janitor, then takes enough time to correct the diagnosis for a child admitted after a bus crash (with the aid of a Radiograph of Doom), rushes him to surgery ("They sent this one up from downstairs!") instead of observation. Inconvenient, considering that it almost gets him caught. On the plus side, it finally tips Gerard off to the possibility of Kimble's innocence.
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The Fugitive / int_1285edb8	type	Fugitive Arc
The Fugitive / int_1285edb8	comment	Fugitive Arc: The Movie.
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The Fugitive / int_13e1c444	type	Plot-Triggering Death
The Fugitive / int_13e1c444	comment	Plot-Triggering Death: There wouldn't even have been a movie had Helen Kimble not been murdered.
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The Fugitive / int_1502e100	type	Predatory Big Pharma
The Fugitive / int_1502e100	comment	Predatory Big Pharma: Richard Kimble discovered that Devlin-MacGregor was producing the medication Provasic, knowing that the drug causes severe liver damage, and after he uncovered this, his friend Charles Nichols hired the one-armed man to attack him and his wife Helen.
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The Fugitive / int_151e1278	type	Menacing Hand Shot
The Fugitive / int_151e1278	comment	Menacing Hand Shot: At the dam, Gerard reveals his hidden second gun which gets dramatic focus as he sets out to hunt down Kimble.
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The Fugitive / int_17122cfd	type	Put on a Prison Bus
The Fugitive / int_17122cfd	comment	Put on a Prison Bus: Happens to Sykes at the end when he gets transported off in a police car.
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The Fugitive / int_19d06ef7	type	A Father to His Men
The Fugitive / int_19d06ef7	comment	A Father to His Men: Although Gerard initially appears callous with his "I. Don't. Bargain.", he later blows off a superior with "He was about to shoot one of my kids".
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The Fugitive / int_1a3a91dd	type	Say My Name
The Fugitive / int_1a3a91dd	comment	Say My Name: Gerard consistently calls Kimble by his first name.
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The Fugitive / int_1b4e322c	type	Mr. Fanservice
The Fugitive / int_1b4e322c	comment	Mr. Fanservice: Dr. Richard Kimble. Not just in looks, but in personality. During an interview, Ford speculated that women were drawn to the film because they were so moved by the emotional undercurrent of Kimble's unrelenting grief for his wife.
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The Fugitive / int_1c2b6ac8	type	Soft Water
The Fugitive / int_1c2b6ac8	comment	Soft Water: Kimble's leap from the dam, which should have killed him or at least broken every bone in his body. However, the cascading water falling down the dam may have broken the surface tension for him.
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The Fugitive / int_1d7d1b93	type	Remake Cameo
The Fugitive / int_1d7d1b93	comment	Remake Cameo: Richard Kimble was played by David Janssen in the original television series. The actor died suddenly from a heart attack in 1980, but his mother, Berniece Janssen, is an extra in the courtroom scene. You can spot her behind Harrison Ford's head while they play the 911 call, and when he is declared guilty. She is whispering with another woman.
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The Fugitive / int_1fb947b6	type	Just Train Wrong
The Fugitive / int_1fb947b6	comment	Just Train Wrong: The Chicago 'L' does not have a station on Balbo Avenue. The shot itself of Kimble's fight with Sykes on the 'L' train actually happens at Clark / Lake station. At one point, there's a shot of Kimble boarding a Brown Line / Ravenswood train at a Loop station. The destination sign reads "Kimball - Belmont", which would be accurate if this was a train operating the Ravenswood Line's late night shuttle service between Kimball and Belmont Avenue. Also, the next shot is of the train going around the Harrison Street curve that the Orange and Green Lines use to enter the Loop from the south - the Brown Line enters the Loop at Lake and Wells Streets - the northwest corner - coming off the Wells Street bridge. When Kimble is making the call, Gerard's team picks up an 'L' train announcement in the background. While PA announcements are now made only inside the train, in the early 1990s they were clearly audible in the station (maybe more so than inside the train), and even in the nearby streets.
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The Fugitive / int_214d3bf2	type	Dye or Die
The Fugitive / int_214d3bf2	comment	Dye or Die: This is what Kimble appears to be trying to do when he dyes his hair darker.
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The Fugitive / int_21e5b9c7	type	Failed a Spot Check
The Fugitive / int_21e5b9c7	comment	Failed a Spot Check: The state trooper doesn't realize that he's talking to the very escaped prisoner whose wanted poster he's holding, though he does spot that the anonymous doctor's fly is down. To be fair, Kimble has shaved his beard and is deliberately and nonchalantly playing along with the resemblance. "Every time I look in the mirror, pal. Except for the beard of course." Gerard doesn't see Kimble sneaking away from the parade despite practically being right behind him. Kimble does have the advantages of having removed his jacket and having several parade goers between them. Despite having loaned his friend Dr. Nichols his keys, Kimble somehow never realized in the entire year since Helen's murder that this was how Sykes was able to get into his house, even as he racked his brain about it. Not even when he realized Nichols' duplicity did he figure it out. The cop who tries to arrest Kimble on the train fails to realize that Sykes is the one with a weapon and is gunned down as a result.
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The Fugitive / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
The Fugitive / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: At the beginning of the movie, watch carefully or you'll miss it: Dr. Nichols returns Kimble's keys to him, and thanks him for lending him his car. Then during Kimble's trial, Detective Kelly (Ron Dean) states that there was no evidence of a break-in or robbery, making him doubtful of Kimble's story of an intruder. They're blink-and-you-miss-it moments that seem completely insignificant and unrelated until the end, when Gerard realizes (and tells Kimble) that Nichols used the keys to let Sykes into Kimble's home — "No forced entry, Richard".
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The Fugitive / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
The Fugitive / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: A subtle example. At one point, Gerard and his men join the Chicago Police Department detectives in charge of the Kimble investigation for a press conference, during which a reporter raises a question about Kimble's possible innocence. The detectives smugly brush the question off, pointing out that Kimble's fleeing from justice obviously means he's guilty. At the very end after the final confrontation, we briefly see those same detectives once again facing the media... this time clearly facing some rather pointed, uncomfortable and awkward questions about the fact that Kimble actually is innocent.
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The Fugitive / int_23a1e2a9	type	Adaptation Deviation
The Fugitive / int_23a1e2a9	comment	Adaptation Deviation: It's a Pragmatic Adaptation to the point that it's possible to use the same plot summary to refer to both the original series and this film adaptation. The only major changes are the motive for the murder (a botched robbery in the series, and a premeditated hit as part of Dr. Nichols' plan to release a new medical drug with a very dangerous side effect in the film) and the events of the climax (Gerard shoots and kills the one-armed man just as he's about to shoot Kimble in the series finale, and Kimble knocks out Nichols right before he's about to shoot Gerard in the film.) Also, an early draft of the script had much more similarities to the series—the Kimbles' troubled marriage, Kimble traveling around the country to find his wife's killer (presumably, this version of the film would have taken place over a much longer time period than the finished product did), and Kimble finding love again (with Helen's sister, no less).
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The Fugitive / int_2470d8fd	type	Steel Ear Drums
The Fugitive / int_2470d8fd	comment	Steel Ear Drums: Averted. When Gerard shoots Copeland, who is holding Newman at gunpoint, Newman has temporary hearing loss.
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The Fugitive / int_24e51e8	type	Mistaken for Murderer
The Fugitive / int_24e51e8	comment	Mistaken for Murderer: This happens to Kimble twice, first regarding his wife, then regarding the transit cop.
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The Fugitive / int_269e82c1	type	Death of a Child
The Fugitive / int_269e82c1	comment	Death of a Child: In the novelization/original script, Richard and Helen had a child who died a few years earlier. This was one of the reasons why he decided to help the sick boy in the ER.
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The Fugitive / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
The Fugitive / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: During flashbacks to the fundraiser early in the film, a sign for the pharmaceutical company Devlin-McGregor mentions their work in pediatric care. In the original The Fugitive, Dr. Kimble had been a pediatrician. Additionally, Helen's murder is thought to be the result of a botched burglary, as it was in the original series, before veering into the conspiracy discovered as the film progresses. It's probably not a coincidence that Chicago plays a major role; the original series' "Search in a Windy City" is the first episode where the one-armed man actually appears in the story.
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The Fugitive / int_27ca4801	type	The Film of the Series
The Fugitive / int_27ca4801	comment	The Film of the Series: This was the movie that popularized the concept again. It's often considered the gold standard for it.
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The Fugitive / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
The Fugitive / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: At one point, Gerard says "andiamo, bambini," which is Italian for "Let's go, kids." Later, Kimble, while walking around the hospital, is asked by a nurse if she can help him. He responds "el lugar incorrecto, gracias." This is awkwardly-said (though correct) Spanish for "the wrong place, thanks." The Polish landlady states, "So what do you think? I think he'll like it" when Kimble's looking at the apartment to rent. Later, when detectives enter her house in search for clues on Richard's whereabouts, she's saying, "What is going on? Who are those gentlemen? What is that supposed to be?"
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The Fugitive / int_2a07adf3	type	Use Their Own Weapon Against Them
The Fugitive / int_2a07adf3	comment	Use Their Own Weapon Against Them: Helen keeps a revolver in her nightstand but it's being used against her by the intruder.
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The Fugitive / int_2c9e262	type	Catapult Nightmare
The Fugitive / int_2c9e262	comment	Catapult Nightmare: Happens twice to Kimble. After escaping from the dam, Kimble has a nightmare about the murder of his wife. Sure enough, at the end of the dream, he bolts upright as he wakens. It happens again later, just before the police raid the building he's staying in (to arrest some drug dealers also staying there).
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The Fugitive / int_2d2e3275	type	Attack! Attack... Retreat! Retreat!
The Fugitive / int_2d2e3275	comment	Attack! Attack... Retreat! Retreat!: While Gerard's chasing Kimble at the city lockup, he yells at the guards to shut the doors in order to stop him. After Kimble narrowly gets through the doors, Gerard yells in exasperation to open the doors.
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The Fugitive / int_2d363f63	type	Frame-Up
The Fugitive / int_2d363f63	comment	Frame-Up: The set-up for the movie. Although an Unintentional Backup Plan since Kimble was the original target of the assassination.
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The Fugitive / int_2e285a8b	type	Person as Verb
The Fugitive / int_2e285a8b	comment	Person as Verb: When Cosmo asks Gerard about what happened: "He did a Peter Pan right off this dam here. BOOM!" Also, there's "I bet he pulled a Casey Jones" at the site of the train wreck.
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The Fugitive / int_2fbab42f	type	Wrongful Accusation Insurance
The Fugitive / int_2fbab42f	comment	Wrongful Accusation Insurance: Played with; Dr. Kimble commits multiple crimes in the course of proving that he didn't murder his wife, beginning with his original escape from custody, which is illegal whether or not you are innocent of the crime you are accused or convicted of. Notably, however, the film ends with him in the custody of the US Marshals who were pursuing him throughout the movie. While he's cleared himself of the original murder, there's no indication that all the other stuff is going to be forgiven automatically. It can be argued that he's got good grounds for defense; the point is that his righteousness is not taken for granted. There would likely be no appetite from the authorities to prosecute Kimble for anything. The District Attorney and CPD would already be hard-pressed to explain why an innocent man was convicted of capital murder on incredibly flimsy circumstantial evidence for such a serious crime and was essentially forced to find the real killer himself. Furthermore, given that the real killer, Frederick Sykes, is a former Chicago cop, it's possible that the media and the public might be led to believe that the Chicago Police Department framed Kimble to protect one of their own. There's also the small matter of them instituting a 'shoot-to-kill' policy on Kimble (albeit under the assumption that he's a Cop Killer) to the point where Gerard, a federal marshal, was afraid for his life due to being caught in the middle — which, in light of the above, could be easily spun by any half-decent lawyer or public relations official as the CPD trying to silence a potential witness to police corruption. It also doesn't help that the Chicago Police Department has a pretty lengthy and notorious reputation for corruption and abuse of authority. The Chicago authorities are already facing a lot of awkward questions about this mess when the dust settles; the only way they could make themselves look worse would be to charge Kimble with anything else. That's in addition to Kimble having saved one of the prison guards even as the other guard left them both to die which would make going after him an even worse idea. Clearly, even if Kimble were convicted of some of these things, it still beats the lethal injection he was otherwise facing.note Illinois repealed the death penalty in 2011. The most likely outcome would be prosecutors agreeing to drop charges in exchange for time served, that is, the time Kimble spent incarcerated before and during his trial, sentencing and transport, and perhaps a token period on probation, perhaps in return for him not suing them into oblivion for wrongful imprisonment, not to mention trying to kill him twice. And unlike many, many cases, Kimble actually could sue them into oblivion big time, since he has the resources to pull it off due to being one of Chicago's highest-paid surgeons, his story is public, and even U.S. Marshals would surely speak against the CPD if pressed or requested as they witnessed their ineptitude and incompetence firsthand. Needless to say, the City of Chicago and the CPD would want the fiasco off the public consciousness ASAP.
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The Fugitive / int_322d19f4	type	Abandoned Warehouse
The Fugitive / int_322d19f4	comment	Abandoned Warehouse: The laundry room, despite being neither abandoned nor a warehouse, functions as this for the finale. Its bare furnishings and industrial aesthetic make it an effective setting for armed folks running around trying to catch each other.
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The Fugitive / int_3322dd48	type	Hollywood Law
The Fugitive / int_3322dd48	comment	Hollywood Law: Helen Kimble's 911 call is treated as the most damning piece of evidence against Richard, yet it starts with her saying "There's someone in my house" (i.e. a stranger). If Richard was her attacker, she would not have referred to him as "someone". In her last words before dying, "Richard... he's trying to kill me...", Helen was calling to her husband and begging for help, not identifying him as the killer. Richard knows this. If his lawyer couldn't convince the jury of it, or at least instill reasonable doubt, he's so shockingly incompetent he should be disbarred. Kimble is a respected model citizen who has lived an exemplary, lawful life and never committed a crime, but the judge decides that the only adequate punishment to such a man for a single murder is the most severe one — the penalty of death. No reasonable real-world judge would pass such a sentence if they were in this situation. The main point of penalty in modern judicial systems is not to make criminals suffer or to exact vengeance (we could've stuck to the good old Code of Hammurabi if that were the idea) but to motivate them to change and — if necessary — separate them from society until they're ready to rejoin it. If there is a possibility that a perpetrator in question may live a normal life in the future and commit no more crimes, sending him to prison would absolutely suffice. Penalty of death is way too extreme for such people and reserved only for extreme cases as well — and Kimble's is definitely not one of those. Not to mention the fact that Kimble is (apparently) moved right to the death row shortly after the sentence has been passed — something which would not happen in the real world, where penalty cannot be executed as long as the judgement is final but appealable (i.e. when it still can be changed or revoked altogether by a higher court). Even if Richard had literally the most incompetent lawyer to ever exist and he argued against filing an appeal, death sentences require at least one mandatory appeal to uphold the ruling before an execution is scheduled and the defendant is moved to death row. During the climax, the police officer in charge at the scene orders the sniper in the helicopter to kill Richard the moment he gets a clean shot. There are strict rules about when police officers are allowed to use lethal force, and those orders, given regardless of whether or not lethal force was necessary to subdue the fugitive at that time because of Kimble's status as an alleged Cop Killer, could be considered an order to commit murder. Especially since the shots fired ended up endangering Gerard and the other Marshals trying to take Kimble alive. This could be particularly damaging considering how, given the fact that it could look like the Chicago Police may have framed Kimble to protect Sykes, it now could look like they were trying to silence a witness to police corruption. At any rate, it could be Truth in Television; in Real Life, cops aren't always particular about strictly following protocol when shooting at suspected cop killers. A minor one but after Gerard kills Copeland, we see Illinois State Police cars and deputies outside the house. Thing is, the house is said to be in Whiting, Indiana, which is on the Illinois-Indiana state line, so the Indiana State Police should've been there instead.
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The Fugitive / int_3437ee2c	type	Inheritance Murder
The Fugitive / int_3437ee2c	comment	Inheritance Murder: The detectives who oversaw the investigation determined that Kimble was guilty of killing his wife because her life insurance named him the sole recipient of the claim's payout. Gerard's... skeptical, to put it nicely, pointing out that Kimble was already one of the best paid surgeons in the Chicago area so he couldn't possibly have been in any financial straits. To this, the detectives just respond that Helen "was more rich".
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The Fugitive / int_35b241c0	type	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping
The Fugitive / int_35b241c0	comment	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: Although Dr. Nichols is ostensibly American, Jeroen KrabbÃ©'s Dutch accent is sometimes apparent. Note his exchange at the hotel with Gerard and Cosmo.
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The Fugitive / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
The Fugitive / int_38d02d44	comment	Batman Gambit: While fleeing from Gerard at the courthouse, Kimble tells a police officer that "there's a man in a blue top coat, waving a gun and screaming". Seconds later Gerard roars around the corner like a madman and the officers instinctively try to apprehend him. It delays him just long enough for Kimble to get away.
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The Fugitive / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
The Fugitive / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: Someone's trying to catch the character played by Harrison Ford, and a set of doors nearby are being closed, with Harrison Ford going through just in time, leaving his persecutors to demand the gate be opened again. Not the first time.
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The Fugitive / int_3ae5bcf1	type	Trojan Ambulance
The Fugitive / int_3ae5bcf1	comment	Trojan Ambulance: While at a hospital, the fugitive Richard Kimble steals an ambulance as an escape vehicle. Unfortunately for him, the theft is reported to his official pursuers, who close in on him and cut him off.
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The Fugitive / int_3f0b2f50	type	Make It Look Like an Accident
The Fugitive / int_3f0b2f50	comment	Make It Look Like an Accident: Helen Kimble's murder appears to be the result of an interrupted burglary, a random crime—until Kimble finds evidence that it was an orchestrated hit. According to Cosmo Renfro, Dr. Lentz met his demise when an unidentified car swerved and catapulted him into the concrete barrier separating Lake Shore Drive from Lake Michigan.
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The Fugitive / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
The Fugitive / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: The corrections guard's recollection of the bus crash and how he saved his partner's life (when in reality he just abandoned him and left Kimble to do it). Gerard calls him out on it after they find Kimble's empty leg irons. Played for laughs when Gerard claims he knew that was an elevated train the whole time. Sykes' is very quick to let the police know he has an alibi for the night Kimble's wife was murdered, including the exact number of people who will testify he was out of the country if necessary. When Gerard shows a picture of Dr. Alec Lentz to Dr. Nichols, Nichols denies knowing who he is. Since we see in a flashback that Nichols introduced Dr. Lentz to Kimble at the reception this is the first hint that Nichols has his own agenda. Gerard's Meaningful Echo of "I don't care" at the end of the film, given that by now, it's obvious that he does care.
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The Fugitive / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
The Fugitive / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: Kimble's wife is dead and he can never bring her back, but he's caught those behind her murder and will eventually be freed.
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The Fugitive / int_41a3e267	type	Hidden in Plain Sight
The Fugitive / int_41a3e267	comment	Hidden in Plain Sight: Said state trooper thinks Kimble's a doctor and asks him if he's seen someone matching Kimble's description. Kimble, who's just shaved his beard, says, "Every time I look in the mirror, pal. Except the beard, of course." Sounds risky, but it might have been more suspicious if he didn't acknowledge it.
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The Fugitive / int_43a46119	type	Surrounded by Idiots
The Fugitive / int_43a46119	comment	Surrounded by Idiots: When Gerard is reviewing Kimble's case and quizzing the Chicago detectives about it, he seems to be thinking this. Understandable given that their main justification is that the rich doctor murdered his rich wife to get more money.
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The Fugitive / int_447d9e50	type	Xanatos Speed Chess
The Fugitive / int_447d9e50	comment	Xanatos Speed Chess: Gerard vs. Kimble. Particularly towards the end, as Kimble goes from trying to evade Gerard to realizing that he needs him on his side. So when Kimble finally finds the man who killed his wife, he deliberately lets Gerard trace him there (escaping before he arrives, of course), knowing that Gerard (who has already begun to suspect that Kimble is innocent) will start putting things together. To top it off, both men soon realize the extent of the conspiracy surrounding Kimble and how it was masterminded by his so-called friend Dr. Nichols, leading Gerard to race to find Kimble not to arrest him, but to protect him from the police and prevent him from committing murder for real in order to avenge his wife.
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The Fugitive / int_45db8ec6	type	Cry Laughing
The Fugitive / int_45db8ec6	comment	Cry Laughing/Mirthless Laughter: Kimble does this when Gerard tells him that Nichols used his keys to let Sykes into his house, realizing that his nightmarish ordeal might never have happened had he not done something as simple as lending his friend his car.
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The Fugitive / int_46ec76fb	type	Working the Same Case
The Fugitive / int_46ec76fb	comment	Working the Same Case: Kimble and Gerard about 3/4 of the way into the film. As Gerard points out to Kimble, he's trying to hunt down a criminal, not solve a mystery. But once Kimble alerts Gerard to Frederick Sykes aka The One Armed Man, Gerard and his team start to assemble the other half of the puzzle Kimble is piecing together with his own investigation.
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The Fugitive / int_4733b5a5	type	Saying Too Much
The Fugitive / int_4733b5a5	comment	Saying Too Much: A subtle version, in the same interview Gerard has with Sykes: When Gerard asks off-handedly whether Kimble had been present on a company sponsored fishing trip, Sykes angrily retorts, "You don't see him in the pictures, do you!?", a rather specific answer for a man claiming to be a total stranger, tipping Gerard's suspicion that Sykes is lying through his teeth.
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The Fugitive / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
The Fugitive / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold:: Gerard is abrasive and sarcastic even to his own colleagues. He also absolutely refuses to negotiate or even play nice with his targets even what that'd be in his favor - casually dismissing Kimble's protests of innocence rather than keep him talking while this backup arrives, or shooting Copeland when he has Newman hostage (possibly damaging Newman's hearing in the process, to say nothing of the risk of accidentally shooting Newman). In the latter case he expresses no regrets or misgivings to Newman, who is annoyed at what he did. But despite all this he does investigate Kimble's case and eventually does come to the conclusion that the man is innocent, breaking his own "never negotiate" rule to talk Kimble down at the end.
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The Fugitive / int_48081842	type	The Stinger
The Fugitive / int_48081842	comment	The Stinger: At the very end of the credits, a scene of fireworks erupting over Chicago is shown for no apparent reason.
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The Fugitive / int_48309ad4	type	Screaming Woman
The Fugitive / int_48309ad4	comment	Screaming Woman: Copeland's girlfriend can't stop screaming during the raid much to Gerard's annoyance. Then again, her boyfriend did just get killed in front of her.
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The Fugitive / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
The Fugitive / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: Seriously, Kimble, forging an ID with a Hispanic name?
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The Fugitive / int_4a8c4e5f	type	Big "WHAT?!"
The Fugitive / int_4a8c4e5f	comment	Big "WHAT?!": Copeland gives one to the guard after his name's called and the guard tells Copeland to be nice. Later, Gerard delivers one when Newman discovers that Kimble had been at the hospital to collect some tissue samples.
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The Fugitive / int_4dd42a04	type	Self-Surgery
The Fugitive / int_4dd42a04	comment	Self-Surgery: After he reaches the hospital, Kimble sews up the wound he received in the bus crash. Justified because he's a doctor.
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The Fugitive / int_4de1544	type	Had to Come to Prison to Be a Crook
The Fugitive / int_4de1544	comment	Had to Come to Prison to Be a Crook: In the novelization of the film, after stealing a workman's uniform, Kimble notes the irony of the fact that his wrongful murder conviction has resulted in him committing a crime for the first time in his life.
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The Fugitive / int_4de1a4f7	type	Improvised Weapon
The Fugitive / int_4de1a4f7	comment	Improvised Weapon: Dr. Nichols knocks Cosmo unconscious with an iron girder. In that same scene, Kimble uses a metal bar to finally knockout Nichols before he can shoot Gerard.
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The Fugitive / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
The Fugitive / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: "To see a friend." Also, Gerard at the end.
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The Fugitive / int_4f84cdef	type	Smug Snake
The Fugitive / int_4f84cdef	comment	Smug Snake: Non-villainous example. The prosecution lawyer sports a arrogant smile and attitude when presenting the "facts" how Kimble killed Helen. The Chicago Police Department detectives in charge of the Kimble case are a bunch of jerks that didn't investigated any further the moment they thought they had a guilty man (Richard) in custody. When Gerard points out how it doesn't makes sense that Richard, one of the richest doctors in Chicago, killed his wife for money, they bluntly say "she was more rich". And at the climax, they stand in Gerard's way to try to prevent him from entering the hotel and tell him they will take care of Kimble, an order they don't rescind until they almost shoot Gerard.
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The Fugitive / int_4fa986e	type	Dudley Do-Right Stops to Help
The Fugitive / int_4fa986e	comment	Dudley Do-Right Stops to Help: Kimble stops by hospitals several times, and on each occasion he feels compelled to help someone (even if only a little). While posing as a janitor he is recruited to help take a kid from the ER while they are dealing with multiple victims from some kind of traffic accident. Since he is a world class doctor, he catches a mistake, rewrites the ER doctor's orders, and takes the kid to emergency surgery instead of to an observation room. Another doctor sees him checking the X-rays as he wheels the kid out and confronts him when she later finds the kid was sent to surgery. She relays all this information to Gerard, but adds that by changing the ER doctor's orders Kimble saved the kid's life.
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The Fugitive / int_500696c6	type	Seinfeldian Conversation
The Fugitive / int_500696c6	comment	Seinfeldian Conversation: The marshals have a fair amount of this during the slower parts of the hunt for Kimble.
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The Fugitive / int_502b147b	type	Playing Drunk
The Fugitive / int_502b147b	comment	Playing Drunk: While Gerard and Newman are approaching Copeland's hideout, they pretend to be drunken bums to avoid arousing the suspicion of the neighbors. Gerard even says, "Be drunk, Newman."
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The Fugitive / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
The Fugitive / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: The movie starts with a shell-shocked Kimble being put into the back of a police car to be taken to the station. It ends with Kimble being put in the back of the U.S. Marshals car, although this time, it's on a more triumphant note—Kimble has caught those responsible for his wife's murder and taken the first steps towards officially securing his freedom. On a lesser note, it also begins and ends with Kimble attending a hospital fundraiser. The first time, he's content and thriving in his career. The second, he's come to confront his treacherous friend Dr. Nichols.
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The Fugitive / int_59907e4f	type	Police Are Useless
The Fugitive / int_59907e4f	comment	Police Are Useless: The Chicago Police Department comes off looking pretty incompetent as far as the Helen Kimble case went. Gerard looks incredulous at their theory that the already-rich doctor murdered his "more rich" wife for the money. In the novelization, they admit they didn't even bother to look into Kimble's claim that a one-armed man was responsible, as they just disbelieved it. Rosetti and especially Kelly in particular have such an inexplicable and blatantly obvious bias against Kimble that it's shocking they were never taken off the case or at minimum just written up for misconduct. By the end, it looks even worse than that; since it turns out that Frederick Sykes was an ex-cop, even if they didn't, it at least could look like there's a possibility that they might have arrested Kimble to cover for one of their own. Subverted with Gerard and his team of marshals, who are not the least bit incompetent, and veer strongly into Scarily Competent Tracker: their ability to stay no more than two steps behind Richard at all times despite not knowing what he's up to until the third act is impressive, and their insistence on looking at the original case in light of the new evidence that Kimble has uncovered during their pursuit leads them to the truth, which they insist on even if it is inconvenient to their capture. The cops arrest the son of the Landlady of the pad Richard is staying in for drug dealing. It seems rather odd that they'd not be searching the place, and the attached unregistered apartment, and not find Richard himself.
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The Fugitive / int_5a8f3057	type	Hand Signals
The Fugitive / int_5a8f3057	comment	Hand Signals: Deputy U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerard seems to be well versed in this. When Gerard receives word of Kimble escaping in an ambulance, he gives a thumbs up to his helicopter pilot as a signal to start the engine. While Gerard's leading the other marshals through the drains, he makes a gesture indicating they should turn off and take one of the tunnels. Gerard makes a "shut up" signal to the other marshals when he realizes that the person calling him is Kimble. Gerard makes a gesture to the other marshals during their raid on the hotel, indicating that they need to cover the exits. Deputy U.S. Marshal Cosmo Renfro makes a "stretch it out" signal to Gerard to indicate they need more time to trace Kimble's call.
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The Fugitive / int_5aa8d3d8	type	Friendly Enemy
The Fugitive / int_5aa8d3d8	comment	Friendly Enemy: Despite all of Gerard's ostensibly antagonistic actions towards him, Kimble clearly recognizes him as someone he needs on his side—why else call him upon finding the real killer? Similarly, by the end, Gerard isn't trying to capture Kimble to arrest him, but rather to protect him from the vengeful cops and to stop him from committing murder for real in order to avenge his wife. There's also just the tiniest hint of awe on Gerard's face after Kimble's leap from the dam. He might not yet know or believe that Kimble is innocent, but the fact that he's willing to go to such desperate lengths to stay free tells him that this is no ordinary fugitive.
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The Fugitive / int_5aab58a6	type	Mistaken for Prank Call
The Fugitive / int_5aab58a6	comment	Mistaken for Prank Call: The marshals snicker when told that Richard Kimble is calling, obviously assuming this (background dialogue, "Another one?" suggests they have gotten a lot of these). Until Richard speaks, saying something only he could know - and they realize that it's legit.
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The Fugitive / int_5b39f849	type	Workplace-Acquired Abilities
The Fugitive / int_5b39f849	comment	Workplace-Acquired Abilities: Kimble being a doctor comes in handy at numerous points in the film.
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The Fugitive / int_5d397b9c	type	The Mountains of Illinois
The Fugitive / int_5d397b9c	comment	The Mountains of Illinois: When Kimble steals the ambulance and gets chased to the dam, we see a pretty literal depiction of this trope. (Most of the film's location shooting was done in the Great Smoky Mountains of western North Carolina; the train wreck set is still there on the scenic railroad; a sign for Murphy, North Carolina can be seen during the car chase leading up to the dam, and a real hospital near where the train crash scene was filmed is referred to by its actual name.)
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The Fugitive / int_5dca2bb	type	Kill on Sight
The Fugitive / int_5dca2bb	comment	Kill on Sight: After the One-Armed-Man kills a police officer during a battle with Kimble, Deputy Marshall Gerard bemoans the fact that since Kimble is now accused of being a Cop Killer, that means the Chicago Police will shoot to kill if they find him.
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The Fugitive / int_60492b98	type	Have You Told Anyone Else?
The Fugitive / int_60492b98	comment	Have You Told Anyone Else?: Subverted when Richard calls Nichols about his suspicions about the drug study and Lentz's involvement, and the latter asks exactly that. But Richard has already clued in Gerard, who is carrying around a picture of Lentz and Sykes and soon asks Nichols about the former, cluing in Gerard when Nichols lies about not knowing Lentz.
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The Fugitive / int_607d2ef7	type	Mouthing the Profanity
The Fugitive / int_607d2ef7	comment	Mouthing the Profanity: While Kimble is escaping from Deputy Gerard he manages to get on the other side of some bulletproof glass. When Gerard fires repeatedly at him but the glass stops the bullets, Gerard mouths the words "son of a bitch".
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The Fugitive / int_6168d81c	type	Mistaken Confession
The Fugitive / int_6168d81c	comment	Helen Kimble's 911 call is treated as the most damning piece of evidence against Richard, yet it starts with her saying "There's someone in my house" (i.e. a stranger). If Richard was her attacker, she would not have referred to him as "someone". In her last words before dying, "Richard... he's trying to kill me...", Helen was calling to her husband and begging for help, not identifying him as the killer. Richard knows this. If his lawyer couldn't convince the jury of it, or at least instill reasonable doubt, he's so shockingly incompetent he should be disbarred.
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The Fugitive / int_627264e0	type	Death Glare
The Fugitive / int_627264e0	comment	Death Glare: In the novelization it's mentioned repeatedly that Gerard has cultivated one of these, known as The Look. He's made it so much a part of his schtick that he can't get rid of it, leaving him unable to play "Good Cop". On the plus side, he's genuinely impressed with those who not only aren't intimidated by it, they can match it with "Looks" of their own. Kimble himself gives a pretty epic one of these to his wife's killer when he confronts him.
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The Fugitive / int_6331ba26	type	Plot Hole
The Fugitive / int_6331ba26	comment	Plot Hole: In the recording, Kimble's wife clearly says "There's someone in my house", which should eliminate her husband as a suspect, seeing how she wouldn't have said that if it were him.
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The Fugitive / int_64972c10	type	Flashback Effects
The Fugitive / int_64972c10	comment	Flashback Effects: The flashbacks to the night of the murder are either in black and white or the audio is treated with an echo effect.
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The Fugitive / int_64e975cf	type	Manly Tears
The Fugitive / int_64e975cf	comment	Manly Tears: Kimble sheds plenty of these, most notably as he holds his dead wife in his arms, then breaks down while being interrogated by the police as the full impact of what's happened starts to sink in.
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The Fugitive / int_65acf9db	type	He Knows Too Much
The Fugitive / int_65acf9db	comment	He Knows Too Much: Kimble ran afoul of the pharmaceutical company after he noticed liver damage in their test group. It's implied that Dr. Alec Lentz also fell victim to this.
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The Fugitive / int_67101c52	type	Rooftop Confrontation
The Fugitive / int_67101c52	comment	Rooftop Confrontation: Gerard hounds his quarry (along with Dr. Nichols) onto the convention center roof — and then back down to the basement.
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The Fugitive / int_6779fb0b	type	Shoot the Hostage Taker
The Fugitive / int_6779fb0b	comment	Shoot the Hostage Taker: When Gerard's team tracks down Copeland to a house in the Chicago suburb of Whiting, Indiana, Copeland takes Newman hostage with his own gun. Gerard carefully maneuvers through the house, and from behind cover, shoots Copeland at close range.
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The Fugitive / int_687c78ff	type	Railroad Tracks of Doom
The Fugitive / int_687c78ff	comment	Railroad Tracks of Doom: Where the prison bus rolls onto the tracks. During the derailment of the oncoming train, it appears the train is doing everything it can to kill Kimble.
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The Fugitive / int_6a0f3c49	type	Beardness Protection Program
The Fugitive / int_6a0f3c49	comment	Beardness Protection Program: Inverted: Kimble shaves off his beard immediately after escaping to disguise himself. An early draft of the script shows that the trope was originally going to be played straight—Kimble would have grown a beard to conceal his appearance. Harrison Ford requested the change so he wouldn't have to wear a beard for the majority of the film.
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The Fugitive / int_6a1a1f8a	type	Glasses Pull
The Fugitive / int_6a1a1f8a	comment	Nichols when he spots Kimble in the auditorium and again—paired with Glasses Pull—as Kimble lays out his plot for everyone to hear.
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The Fugitive / int_6bd689ca	type	Meaningful Echo
The Fugitive / int_6bd689ca	comment	Gerard's Meaningful Echo of "I don't care" at the end of the film, given that by now, it's obvious that he does care.
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The Fugitive / int_6cdc784f	type	You No Take Candle
The Fugitive / int_6cdc784f	comment	You No Take Candle: The Polish landlady speaks this way.
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The Fugitive / int_6e27397	type	Missed Him by That Much
The Fugitive / int_6e27397	comment	Missed Him by That Much: Kimble flees Cook County Hospital via a back entrance just as Gerard and company are arriving at the main one. Had Gerard turned around a few seconds earlier, he would have seen him sneaking out of the parade.
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The Fugitive / int_6e287af	type	Janitor Impersonation Infiltration
The Fugitive / int_6e287af	comment	Janitor Impersonation Infiltration: As they advance on Copeland's hideout, Cosmo is disguised as a plumber (borrowing a work van from his cousin) while Biggs and Henry are disguised as garbage truck drivers, Poole is disguised as a homeless woman, and Gerard and Newman are disguised as drunk bums. Kimble sneaks into the hospital disguised as a janitor in order to snoop through medical files and track down his wife's killer.
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The Fugitive / int_6feaf27b	type	Scarily Competent Tracker
The Fugitive / int_6feaf27b	comment	Subverted with Gerard and his team of marshals, who are not the least bit incompetent, and veer strongly into Scarily Competent Tracker: their ability to stay no more than two steps behind Richard at all times despite not knowing what he's up to until the third act is impressive, and their insistence on looking at the original case in light of the new evidence that Kimble has uncovered during their pursuit leads them to the truth, which they insist on even if it is inconvenient to their capture.
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The Fugitive / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
The Fugitive / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: Kimble steals an ambulance—a highly visible vehicle—and promptly begins driving it in an erratic manner, instantly garnering the attention of the police and almost getting him caught.
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The Fugitive / int_74d10a21	type	Jerkass Has a Point
The Fugitive / int_74d10a21	comment	Jerk Ass Has A Point: Kelly and Rosetti while they believe the quick and easy answer to the investigation is that Kimble killed Helen for her life insuranceâ€”and are unreasonable otherwise to what Kimble tries to convince them ofâ€”do say that the evidence doesn't support Kimble's insistence that the One-Armed Man broke into his house and was the one who killed her (as nothing in the house was stolen since Sykes was only there to kill Kimble and Nichols giving him the keys meant he could just walk right in). The trial also shows how the evidence was misinterpretedâ€”specifically Helen's 911 phone callâ€”to unintentionally support the idea that it was Kimble and no one else. Also, if Sykes is to be believed, police did apparently question him and he had an alibiâ€”even though it clearly isn't true.
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The Fugitive / int_766c1cc6	type	Who Would Be Stupid Enough?
The Fugitive / int_766c1cc6	comment	Part of the reason that Kimble gets so far is that rather than going to ground, he starts conducting his own investigation. Gerard eventually starts believing his innocence because no smart murderer would take risks like appearing at a hospital or talking to his coworkers.
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The Fugitive / int_7719cf90	type	It Began with a Twist of Fate
The Fugitive / int_7719cf90	comment	It Began with a Twist of Fate: When Gerard mentions to Kimble that Nichols used his keys to let Sykes into his house, Kimble laughs bitterly, realizing that if not for his run-of-the-mill act of loaning his friend his car, his wife might still be alive. In a cruel irony, this also saves Kimble's life while simultaneously contributing to his ordeal—had he not received the emergency call from the hospital, he would arrived home with Helen and likely been murdered along with her—and not been accused of killing her.
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The Fugitive / int_77315f4f	type	You Have to Believe Me!
The Fugitive / int_77315f4f	comment	You Have to Believe Me!: Kimble has a moment like this when he is being interviewed by the police after his wife's murder, as the mounting (circumstantial) evidence against him points to his own guilt.
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The Fugitive / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
The Fugitive / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: Gerard to the guard from the prison bus, after the discovery of Kimble's empty leg irons exposes his Blatant Lies:
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The Fugitive / int_7d10c8a5	type	Skip the Anesthetic
The Fugitive / int_7d10c8a5	comment	Skip the Anesthetic: Subverted when Kimble does Self-Surgery after the bus crash; he's seen injecting himself beforehand.
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The Fugitive / int_7d791b62	type	Rewind, Replay, Repeat
The Fugitive / int_7d791b62	comment	Rewind, Replay, Repeat: While Gerard and his subordinates are listening to Kimble's phone call to his lawyer, Gerard asks for part of it to be enhanced and repeated so they can hear it clearly. They eventually use it to find a hidden "Next stop, Merchandise Mart" train announcement in the message and determine that Kimble is actually in Chicago.
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The Fugitive / int_7e1184d8	type	Suspect Is Hatless
The Fugitive / int_7e1184d8	comment	Suspect Is Hatless: Zig-zagged. In the interrogation at the beginning, the Chicago police seems to believe Kimble just enough to ask him if he remembers any details about the one-armed man (if he can remember his assailant's eye color, etc.), but Kimble can only remember the fact he wore a prosthetic arm. Then we see ample proof that the Chicago police didn't care about the one-armed man and believed all along that Kimble was acting crazy to try to play innocent, while Kimble (by breaking into the local hospital's database and requesting a list of men who had their prosthetics repaired or replaced shortly after Helen's murder) got to Sykes within a day or so.
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The Fugitive / int_7ef70048	type	Big Bad Friend
The Fugitive / int_7ef70048	comment	Near the end of the film, when Gerard's investigating the files the CPD has on Kimble's case, he also asks one of his deputies to check the phone records to see if Nichols and Sykes had called one another. When nothing comes up, the same deputy informs Gerard that Kimble called Sykes from his car-phone on the night of Helen's murder. When Gerard cross-checks the investigation timeline of Helen's murder, he quickly realizes the call was made during the time that Dr. Nichols was driving to the hospital event to return Kimble's car.
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The Fugitive / int_7f9b12a6	type	Chairman of the Brawl
The Fugitive / int_7f9b12a6	comment	Chairman of the Brawl: Nichols brains Kimble with a chair once he knows the jig's up.
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The Fugitive / int_7febc23b	type	Establishing Character Moment
The Fugitive / int_7febc23b	comment	Establishing Character Moment: Gerard's first scene is there to show how competent he is. His men finds Richard's leg chains "with no legs in 'em" and takes over the investigation within a few minutes.
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The Fugitive / int_80491c2f	type	"Open!" Says Me
The Fugitive / int_80491c2f	comment	"Open!" Says Me: Gerard kicks down Copeland's door.
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The Fugitive / int_805deb6e	type	Small Role, Big Impact
The Fugitive / int_805deb6e	comment	Small Role, Big Impact: Helen Kimble. She dies in the opening two minutes and is only seen in a few flashbacks, but the whole plot centers around her murder.
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The Fugitive / int_816560ca	type	Crash in Through the Ceiling
The Fugitive / int_816560ca	comment	Crash in Through the Ceiling: During the climactic fight, Kimble and Nichols fall through a glass ceiling onto the elevator car.
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The Fugitive / int_821bdd2c	type	Hey, Wait!
The Fugitive / int_821bdd2c	comment	Hey, Wait!: Kimble, disguised in hospital clothing, walks past an Illinois State Police trooper sent to the local hospital to be on the lookout for him, holding his wanted poster. Just when he thinks he's safe, the trooper calls to him... only to gesture to him that his fly's down.
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The Fugitive / int_8560c16f	type	Fatal Family Photo
The Fugitive / int_8560c16f	comment	Fatal Family Photo: As Helen Kimble's life slips away, among the objects scattered on the floor around her is a picture of her and Richard, obviously taken during happier times (and driving home just how tragic her murder is).
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The Fugitive / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
The Fugitive / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: Averted. After the train wreck, Kimble and Copeland are the two escapees from the train. However, when a shack of leg irons is found with no body attached to them, Gerard announces that Kimble has escaped and institutes a manhunt for Kimble. The manhunt we see focuses solely on Kimble and seems to ignore the fact that Copeland had gotten out. However, it turns out that a different team was hunting for Copeland, and thus, a few days after the escape, the Marshals descend on a house where Copeland's hiding out with his girlfriend. After the climax, Sykes is being arrested while Renfro is taken away in an ambulance, but neither of those things is seen happening to Nichols, which lends to the idea that getting struck with the rebar pole may have actually killed him.
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The Fugitive / int_86bbf6b5	type	Newscaster Cameo
The Fugitive / int_86bbf6b5	comment	Newscaster Cameo: Then-local Chicago reporter Lester Holt. Pam Zekman, who is a well-known longtime investigative reporter in Chicago, might also count.
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The Fugitive / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
The Fugitive / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: Kimble splits up with Copeland after the train derailment. After his dive off the dam, Kimble's seen walking down a road at night. A woman stops and offers to give him a ride. Kimble climbs in and the car drives off. We cut to the U.S. Marshal's office in Downtown Chicago where Cosmo Renfro tells Gerard, "Yes! All right, Sammy, we've got him - shacked up with some babe over in Whiting", and Deputy Erin Poole replies, "She left work tonight and took him home." The dialogue's phrased in such a way that it's meant to make you think that Gerard and his men have received a tip about Kimble's whereabouts and they're on their way to grab him. Surprise — it's Copeland, whom no one has seen since he fled the train wreck. He's shot by Gerard after he tries to take Newman hostage. The "babe" that Renfro was referring to was the girlfriend hiding Copeland. An extremely quick one when Kimble first returns to Chicago; the first car he sees is a police car which startles him with its lights and siren, but it has nothing to do with Richard. Later, Kimble's having another dream about his wife when he wakes up, hearing cars screeching to a stop outside. He looks out and sees police advancing on the house. He panics as the tactical assault officers circle the house, and announce themselves. He breathes a sigh of relief when he realizes that the police have actually come to arrest the son of his landlady who lives upstairs and apparently is a drug dealer. Unfortunately for Kimble, the son remembers him and is quick to sell him out when the detectives question him.
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The Fugitive / int_8c96ae78	type	No One Could Survive That!
The Fugitive / int_8c96ae78	comment	No One Could Survive That!: Gerard's colleagues initially insist that the waterfall jump killed Kimble, but Gerard requests a search and rescue team. And later,
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The Fugitive / int_8eb0370f	type	Corporate Conspiracy
The Fugitive / int_8eb0370f	comment	Corporate Conspiracy: Richard Kimble discovered that Devlin-MacGregor is producing the medication Provasic, knowing that the drug causes severe liver damage, and after he found out, Nichols arranged the attack against him and Helen.
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The Fugitive / int_8ee710e7	type	Better Manhandle the Murder Weapon
The Fugitive / int_8ee710e7	comment	Better Manhandle the Murder Weapon: Inadvertently happened to Kimble. As the cops are interrogating him, several others note that "his fingerprints are on the lamp, the gun, and the bullets." As it turns out, the killer wore gloves and the fact that this is Kimble's house and his fingerprints would naturally be all over everything somehow escapes their notice.
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The Fugitive / int_8fcb5843	type	The Hunter Becomes the Hunted
The Fugitive / int_8fcb5843	comment	The Hunter Becomes the Hunted: Inverted, as the audience does not know from the beginning who framed Dr. Kimble. So out of necessity the film tells the story of Richard Kimble turning from the hunted to the hunter.
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The Fugitive / int_9099c21c	type	GPS Evidence
The Fugitive / int_9099c21c	comment	GPS Evidence: Henry insists Kimble has to be in a city with an elevated train after he claims to hear one in the background of a wiretap recording. Another deputy agrees with him, pointing out that he lived under an 'L' for many years. Use of the Enhance Button provides a precise location - a payphone off the Wells Street Bridge.
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The Fugitive / int_957e5fc2	type	Villainous Breakdown
The Fugitive / int_957e5fc2	comment	Villainous Breakdown:
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The Fugitive / int_99c3dd05	type	Lifesaving Misfortune
The Fugitive / int_99c3dd05	comment	Lifesaving Misfortune: Kimble being called in to work to perform emergency surgery unwittingly foils Nichols' and Sykes' plan to murder him. Helen ends up going home alone and only she gets killed. Kimble getting recognized on the train provides a crucial distraction when Sykes shows up. Unfortunately, this gives Kimble the reputation of a Cop Killer, setting Chicago police on him.
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The Fugitive / int_9aef4f64	type	Propping Up Their Patsy
The Fugitive / int_9aef4f64	comment	Propping Up Their Patsy: When U.S. Marshall Gerard, and a deputy go to interview Richard's closest friends, he interviews Dr. Nichols, Richard's best friend since medical school, who admits that he had an encounter with Richard that morning, and gave him some money. When Gerard asks what he thinks of Richard, Nichols tells Gerard and his deputy that Richard is a smart man and innocent of all charges. He should know, since he's the reason why Richard was sentenced to death for the murder of his own wife.
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The Fugitive / int_9af54b9d	type	Double Take
The Fugitive / int_9af54b9d	comment	Double Take: Gerard barely glances at the man passing him on the opposite staircase and continues going up before suddenly freezing in place and whipping around as he realizes it might be Kimble.
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The Fugitive / int_9ce83619	type	The Corpse Stops Here
The Fugitive / int_9ce83619	comment	The Corpse Stops Here: Richard Kimble comes home and grabs a bottle of wine before heading upstairs to enjoy a romantic evening with his wife, only to find her nearly beaten to death by an intruder. After struggling with the man, he tries to revive her, to no avail, and that's when the cops burst in—she'd managed to call 911 before succumbing—find him holding her, and naturally assume he's her killer.
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The Fugitive / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
The Fugitive / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: While he's questioned by Gerard, Dr. Nichols emphatically tells him, "Richard is innocent." He would know. He's the one who framed him. As Richard returns to the hospital disguised as a Janitor, two ambulance drivers can be heard discussing the school bus crash. Richard's reflex to help one of the victims will complicate his escape later.
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The Fugitive / int_9e0c3153	type	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!
The Fugitive / int_9e0c3153	comment	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: A rare whispered example, with Gerard's "I. Don't. Bargain."
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The Fugitive / int_9e8aa11e	type	Friendly Fireproof
The Fugitive / int_9e8aa11e	comment	Friendly Fireproof: Barely averted. When Gerard guns down a man who has one of his men in a chokehold, gun to his head, he does so be popping around a corner and shooting the man from a foot away. As a result, his hostage subordinate has hearing damage and the bullets' passage shredded his clothes down to the skin.
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The Fugitive / int_a036d3df	type	Sarcastic Confession
The Fugitive / int_a036d3df	comment	Sarcastic Confession: As a freshly-shaved Kimble walks past the state trooper at the hospital, the trooper asks if he has seen a fugitive who is "6'1, 180, brown hair, brown eyes, beard". Sykes gets one while being interviewed by Gerard, who asks him if Kimble would have any reason to be after him. Sykes says, "Hell yeah! I have a prosthetic arm! I must've murdered his wife, right?" He did.
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The Fugitive / int_a0db7803	type	It's Personal
The Fugitive / int_a0db7803	comment	It's Personal: While Kimble is clearly enraged when beating up Sykes, his wife's murderer, he's even more furious—and the beatdown's even more intense—when he fights with Dr. Nichols upon realizing that his friend of 20+ years is responsible for everything.
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The Fugitive / int_a27da813	type	Stern Chase
The Fugitive / int_a27da813	comment	Stern Chase: It's what causes most of the tension and action of the film.
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The Fugitive / int_a3eea2ea	type	Cop Killer
The Fugitive / int_a3eea2ea	comment	There would likely be no appetite from the authorities to prosecute Kimble for anything. The District Attorney and CPD would already be hard-pressed to explain why an innocent man was convicted of capital murder on incredibly flimsy circumstantial evidence for such a serious crime and was essentially forced to find the real killer himself. Furthermore, given that the real killer, Frederick Sykes, is a former Chicago cop, it's possible that the media and the public might be led to believe that the Chicago Police Department framed Kimble to protect one of their own. There's also the small matter of them instituting a 'shoot-to-kill' policy on Kimble (albeit under the assumption that he's a Cop Killer) to the point where Gerard, a federal marshal, was afraid for his life due to being caught in the middle — which, in light of the above, could be easily spun by any half-decent lawyer or public relations official as the CPD trying to silence a potential witness to police corruption. It also doesn't help that the Chicago Police Department has a pretty lengthy and notorious reputation for corruption and abuse of authority. The Chicago authorities are already facing a lot of awkward questions about this mess when the dust settles; the only way they could make themselves look worse would be to charge Kimble with anything else. That's in addition to Kimble having saved one of the prison guards even as the other guard left them both to die which would make going after him an even worse idea.
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The Fugitive / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
The Fugitive / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: In-universe. The flashbacks to the night of Helen's murder show that the couple had a lovely time at the hospital fundraiser, as well as strongly implying that the two were going to enjoy a romantic evening once Richard returned home... only for him to find her near death and Sykes still in the house intending to finish him off as well.
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The Fugitive / int_a655d21c	type	Calling the Cops on the FBI
The Fugitive / int_a655d21c	comment	Calling the Cops on the FBI: Kimble uses this when being chased by Gerard out of the jail. He tells some cops that there's a man in a coat brandishing a gun and screaming at a woman. Naturally, when Gerard comes around the corner acting just like that, the officers do as they're trained to do and restrain him.
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The Fugitive / int_a80ad52c	type	Hanging Judge
The Fugitive / int_a80ad52c	comment	Hanging Judge: The trial judge not only upholds the miscarriage of justice but gives Kimble the worst sentence for murder possible, death by lethal injection, due to Kimble's "lack of remorse" (since Richard insisted that he was not the killer).
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The Fugitive / int_a922f8de	type	To Be Lawful or Good
The Fugitive / int_a922f8de	comment	To Be Lawful or Good: Gerard's job is to hunt people who have escaped custody, full stop. He learns that Kimble is innocent and sympathizes with a good man who lost everything, but his job is still to bring him in.
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The Fugitive / int_aa79bac	type	Parting-Words Regret
The Fugitive / int_aa79bac	comment	Parting-Words Regret: Helen told Richard "I'll wait up for you" when he dropped her off at home to return to the hospital for an emergency surgery. In the interrogation room, the words echo repeatedly in his head and he seems utterly stunned that something so ordinary was the last thing she said to him.
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The Fugitive / int_acbe0212	type	Chekhov's Party
The Fugitive / int_acbe0212	comment	Chekhov's Party: At the beginning of the film, Dr. Richard Kimble remembers that on the night he found his wife murdered by an intruder with one arm, he was at the hospital benefit talking to some other doctors, when his best friend, Dr. Charles Nichols comes over and thanks him for letting him borrow his car, and returns his keys. At the very end, when he's cornered in the laundry room, pursued by U.S. Marshall Gerard and the Chicago Police Department, Gerard tells Richard the reason why the CPD detectives determined he was guilty of killing his wife is because there was no forced entry. The reason for that is because Nichols drove to Richard's house, unlocked the door, called the one-armed former cop to wait for Richard and his wife, who left the party early, and kill him by making it look like a robbery gone wrong.
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The Fugitive / int_acf33d00	type	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain
The Fugitive / int_acf33d00	comment	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Nichols lying to Gerard about knowing Lentz tips off Gerard that Nichols is not to be trusted and he starts looking for links between him and Sykes.
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The Fugitive / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
The Fugitive / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Kimble, when asked who the beneficiary to Helen's life insurance is during the interrogation. Even though he's innocent, he knows where the investigation is about to go. Another occurs in the "I don't care" scene when Gerard realizes Kimble has picked up the gun he dropped. The fact that Kimble doesn't shoot him despite having every reason to is Gerard's first hint that Kimble might be telling the truth. When Gerard calls to him and Kimble looks up. Nichols when he spots Kimble in the auditorium and again—paired with Glasses Pull—as Kimble lays out his plot for everyone to hear.
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The Fugitive / int_af616e40	type	Accidental Misnaming
The Fugitive / int_af616e40	comment	Accidental Misnaming: Gerard does it to the Sheriff in charge of the train wreck investigation.
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The Fugitive / int_b1f4c5bb	type	Enhance Button
The Fugitive / int_b1f4c5bb	comment	Enhance Button: An audio tape is enhanced until a voice on a PA system in the background can be clearly heard saying the name of an 'L' train station.note While this is a valid technique (and is presented considerably more realistically than this trope usually is), it would not be nearly as clear as the movie presents it. A second more reasonable example when the marshalls blow up a photograph found at Sykes' place revealing the label on Lentz's shirt to be from "Chicago Memorial" tying him to Kimble.
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The Fugitive / int_b4922dc8	type	Reflexive Response
The Fugitive / int_b4922dc8	comment	Reflexive Response: While leaving the jail, Kimble passes Gerard on the stairwell. A couple floors later, Gerard realizes that the man he passed might be the fugitive he's looking for, so he looks down and calls out "Richard!" When Kimble reflexively looks up on hearing his name, Gerard knows it's him. In the original script, he doesn't look up, but he does freeze in place for a moment, no doubt stopping himself from the reflexive response, before continuing down the stairs at a visibly faster pace than before. The deliberate lack of reaction tips Gerard off just the same.
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The Fugitive / int_b706d404	type	Unintentional Backup Plan
The Fugitive / int_b706d404	comment	Unintentional Backup Plan: A villainous version. The plan was apparently to kill both Richard and Helen in what would appear to be a botched robbery. But when Richard was able to fight Sykes off and only Helen was killed, it now looked as though Richard was the killer, leaving him to be convicted and sent to death row, effectively getting rid of him anyway. After Kimble confronts Nichols, the latter declares (in the novel), "I always knew I'd have to kill you. Now, I can thank you for giving me 200 witnesses who will support me when I say it was in self-defense.", this revealing his OTHER impromptu back-up plan, to make it look like Kimble's a lunatic trying to blame his wife's death on his friend.
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The Fugitive / int_b70b1e3b	type	Institutional Apparel
The Fugitive / int_b70b1e3b	comment	Institutional Apparel: Yellow prison jumpsuit.
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The Fugitive / int_b7b0c10d	type	Phone-Trace Race
The Fugitive / int_b7b0c10d	comment	Phone-Trace Race: Invoked when Kimble calls Gerard from Sykes' home and the Marshals trace the call. Kimble is aware of this and makes a point of leaving the phone off the hook when he leaves the building so that Gerard will come to Sykes' house.
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The Fugitive / int_ba0ff694	type	You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!
The Fugitive / int_ba0ff694	comment	You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!: Said word-for-word by Biggs when Kimble somehow completely vanishes from the tunnel where he's been cornered. We soon see what really happened — he crawled into the storm drain — but it's so carefully filmed that for a moment, even the viewer is thinking this.
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The Fugitive / int_bb8f2da3	type	Cop Killer Manhunt
The Fugitive / int_bb8f2da3	comment	The Chicago Police Department detectives in charge of the Kimble case are a bunch of jerks that didn't investigated any further the moment they thought they had a guilty man (Richard) in custody. When Gerard points out how it doesn't makes sense that Richard, one of the richest doctors in Chicago, killed his wife for money, they bluntly say "she was more rich". And at the climax, they stand in Gerard's way to try to prevent him from entering the hotel and tell him they will take care of Kimble, an order they don't rescind until they almost shoot Gerard.
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The Fugitive / int_bb99411d	type	It's Always Mardi Gras in New Orleans
The Fugitive / int_bb99411d	comment	It's Always Mardi Gras in New Orleans: If this is Chicago, it must be St. Patrick's Day. This was actually a late addition to the scriptinvoked resulting from the fact that it was St. Patrick's Day when they were doing the location filming.
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The Fugitive / int_bc3cb7ff	type	Clear My Name
The Fugitive / int_bc3cb7ff	comment	Clear My Name: The premise of the movie. Dr. Kimble has been found guilty of killing his wife and seeks to demonstrate his innocence.
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The Fugitive / int_bd196e3c	type	No Escape but Down
The Fugitive / int_bd196e3c	comment	No Escape but Down: Kimble jumps from a dam into the river far, far below.
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The Fugitive / int_bd335148	type	Actor IS the Title Character
The Fugitive / int_bd335148	comment	Actor IS the Title Character: Some posters (like the one above) for the film state that "Harrison Ford is The Fugitive".
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The Fugitive / int_bd79d896	type	Minor Crime Reveals Major Plot
The Fugitive / int_bd79d896	comment	Minor Crime Reveals Major Plot: Murder of Kimble's wife. -> Dr. Nichols' plan to market a deadly medical drug to an unwitting public.
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The Fugitive / int_be009bbc	type	Alliterative Name
The Fugitive / int_be009bbc	comment	Alliterative Name: Two of Gerard's men, Bobby Biggs and Noah Newman.
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The Fugitive / int_bec0417c	type	Happily Married
The Fugitive / int_bec0417c	comment	Happily Married: Though we only see their relationship in brief flashbacks, it's obvious this applies to Helen and Richard Kimble (a notable difference from the series, where their failing marriage was part of the case against him).
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The Fugitive / int_c2676b00	type	Jurisdiction Friction
The Fugitive / int_c2676b00	comment	Jurisdiction Friction: Sheriff Rollins, while investigating the crash of the prison bus and the train derailment that resulted, is sure that none of the prisoners made it out alive, and is ready to close the case when Gerard's team shows up. When Gerard insists on making sure, he makes clear that he has the authority to take jurisdiction. Somewhat reluctantly, Rollins turns over all aspects of the investigation to them so that they won't receive complaints from the locals. Their attitude towards the case (and by extension the Feds) pulls a complete 180 when evidence is found that the eponymous fugitive is Not Quite Dead, which causes the U.S. Marshals and the Illinois State Police to successfully work together. In the final act, there's a disagreement between Gerard and the Chicago Police Department after Kimble is believed to have shot a police officer on the 'L' train (which was actually Sykes, who Kimble was able to disarm): the CPD wants to kill him in retaliation, and Gerard and his team want to take him alive. The blood is so bad that Gerard actually gets pinned down by sniper fire from a police chopper while chasing Kimble on the roof of the hotel.
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The Fugitive / int_c54d550d	type	Novelization
The Fugitive / int_c54d550d	comment	Novelization: By J.M. Dillard, itâ€™s based on the original script, with some slight changes from the finished film.
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The Fugitive / int_c5f0119c	type	Insane Troll Logic
The Fugitive / int_c5f0119c	comment	Insane Troll Logic: Gerard accurately points out the inconsistency of an extremely wealthy, successful surgeon like Kimble killing his wife for an insurance policy. The cops respond by simply saying that she was "more rich." Even Gerard's incredulous reaction says it all.
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The Fugitive / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
The Fugitive / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: That bit where Kimble is "chased" by the derailing train looks familiar...
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The Fugitive / int_c93ae7fc	type	High-Dive Escape
The Fugitive / int_c93ae7fc	comment	High-Dive Escape: Dr. Richard Kimble jumps off a dam to escape Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard.
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The Fugitive / int_cecce86	type	Feedback Rule
The Fugitive / int_cecce86	comment	Feedback Rule: Occurs when Doctor Nichols takes the podium to announce his new anti-cholesterol drug. Subsequently averted when Doctor Kimble seizes the mic to declare The Reveal. In this case, the squealing mic can apparently Detect Evil.
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The Fugitive / int_ceec4df5	type	Roaring Rampage of Revenge
The Fugitive / int_ceec4df5	comment	Roaring Rampage of Revenge: During the final minutes of the film, after Kimble has discovered Dr. Nichols' duplicity and sets out to find him, so angry that he doesn't give a second thought to the fact that he's out in public where someone could—and does—easily recognize him. Unlike most examples of this trope, his rage is limited to one person (or rather, two, counting Sykes).
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The Fugitive / int_cf92fea8	type	Cassandra Truth
The Fugitive / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth: The cops' disdain and disbelief of Kimble's bizarre story about a one-armed man murdering his wife is obvious from the moment they arrive. The novelization has a deleted bit where even Kimble's lawyer has him saying "no one will buy this story" and Kimble realizes his own lawyer doesn't believe him.
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The Fugitive / int_cffafc80	type	You, Get Me Coffee
The Fugitive / int_cffafc80	comment	You, Get Me Coffee:
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The Fugitive / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
The Fugitive / int_d129e13e	comment	"Eureka!" Moment: Gerard's team's trying to figure out why Kimble was at Cook County Hospital, then they see a one-armed man walk by them headed for the prosthetics department. While reviewing fraudulent lab results with friend Kathy Wahlund, Kimble has a sad and angry version of this when he realizes that his friend Dr. Nichols is the only one who could have tampered with the results and is therefore ultimately responsible for the whole mess. Near the end of the film, when Gerard's investigating the files the CPD has on Kimble's case, he also asks one of his deputies to check the phone records to see if Nichols and Sykes had called one another. When nothing comes up, the same deputy informs Gerard that Kimble called Sykes from his car-phone on the night of Helen's murder. When Gerard cross-checks the investigation timeline of Helen's murder, he quickly realizes the call was made during the time that Dr. Nichols was driving to the hospital event to return Kimble's car.
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The Fugitive / int_d1e7f24a	type	Big "SHUT UP!"
The Fugitive / int_d1e7f24a	comment	Big "SHUT UP!": A very understated version; Gerard only has to say "Shut up" for Copeland's woman to stop screaming and just stare at him in fear. A quiet shut up with big impact.
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The Fugitive / int_d23bc73b	type	Anonymous Public Phone Call
The Fugitive / int_d23bc73b	comment	Anonymous Public Phone Call: Pay phones are a crucial part of Kimble's search for his wife's killer, as he needs to keep moving to evade the U.S. Marshals. He's shown placing calls to various suspects, claiming to be tracking them for a high school reunion; the one time he uses a house phone is to lure the Marshals there, as the house belongs to Sykes, the one-armed killer.
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The Fugitive / int_d4169bcb	type	Fake Alibi
The Fugitive / int_d4169bcb	comment	Fake Alibi: Sykes (the One-Armed Man) says earlier in the film that he had an alibi for the murder of Richard Kimble's wife. Since it turns out that he was in fact the killer in question, this also means there was a conspiracy to give him the fake alibi in question (and those people, which could include members of the Chicago PD, will be going to prison along with Sykes and his boss, Charles Nichols).
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The Fugitive / int_d45c0b86	type	Refuge in Audacity
The Fugitive / int_d45c0b86	comment	Refuge in Audacity: Part of the reason that Kimble gets so far is that rather than going to ground, he starts conducting his own investigation. Gerard eventually starts believing his innocence because no smart murderer would take risks like appearing at a hospital or talking to his coworkers. Kimble's final gambit to convict Nichols is to walk right into the hotel holding the convention and then start laying out the evidence in front of the entire crowd when Nichols begins his speech.
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The Fugitive / int_d54b9eb3	type	Inter-Service Rivalry
The Fugitive / int_d54b9eb3	comment	Interservice Rivalry: Apparently between the U.S. Marshals and the Chicago Police Department, as the latter are Rabid Cops who are more interested in busting Kimble to compete with the Marshals on who are the better lawmen in the manhunt over actually looking into if Kimble is really innocent that the Marshals are actually doing.
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The Fugitive / int_d73ecb18	type	Gun Struggle
The Fugitive / int_d73ecb18	comment	Gun Struggle: On the train, Kimble and Sykes fight over a revolver. Kimble wins out and gives Sykes a Pistol-Whipping.
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The Fugitive / int_d952cef0	type	Killing in Self-Defense
The Fugitive / int_d952cef0	comment	Killing in Self-Defense: Exploited in the original script/novelization, Nichols taunts Kimble about this during their fight:
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The Fugitive / int_dbca2c99	type	Red Herring
The Fugitive / int_dbca2c99	comment	Red Herring: Dr. Alec Lentz is set up to be the Big Bad of the movie and orchestrator of Kimble's downfall. However, we learn halfway through the film that Lentz was killed in a car crash soon after Kimble's incarceration, and that the real villain was Dr. Charles Nichols.
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The Fugitive / int_dc057cf3	type	Adaptation Name Change
The Fugitive / int_dc057cf3	comment	Adaptation Name Change: Gerard's first name changes from Philip in the original series to Samuel in the film. The one-armed man was known as Fred Johnsonnote though this may or may not have been an alias in the original series, but is known here as Fred(erick) Sykes.
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The Fugitive / int_ddeaea82	type	Miscarriage of Justice
The Fugitive / int_ddeaea82	comment	Miscarriage of Justice: Kimble's conviction.
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The Fugitive / int_df79b05b	type	Media Scrum
The Fugitive / int_df79b05b	comment	Media Scrum: The press crowd at the end in front of the Hilton Hotel.
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The Fugitive / int_e41cf31d	comment	Extreme MÃªlÃ©e Revenge: Kimble gives an epic one of these to his wife's killer. The one he lays out on Nichols is even more epic.
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The Fugitive / int_e624f0e8	comment	Suspiciously Specific Denial: Sykes is very quick to tell Gerard that he has an alibi for Helen's murder and 15 people who can confirm it. Aside from Sykes, the morgue attendant whom the marshals question lies and claims that he hasn't seen Kimble.
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The Fugitive / int_e83f211c	type	O.O.C. Is Serious Business
The Fugitive / int_e83f211c	comment	O.O.C. Is Serious Business: Throughout most of the film, Richard is polite and (fairly) calm, even when dealing with Gerard. But when he shows up at the hotel to crash Nichols' speech, he starts to lose it. He gives Nichols a Death Glare to begin, then angrily confronts him, and when Nichols tries to steer him out of the room, Richard violently shrugs him off and then shoves him repeatedly. Once they're out of the room, they get into a knock-down, drag-out fight that goes through several rooms, with Richard finally venting his rage about Helen's murder.
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The Fugitive / int_e8ca5cb3	type	Freudian Slip
The Fugitive / int_e8ca5cb3	comment	Freudian Slip: When Dr. Charles Nichols is giving a speech at a conference, he says as he notices Kimble has arrived to confront him:
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The Fugitive / int_e906fcc0	type	1-Dimensional Thinking
The Fugitive / int_e906fcc0	comment	1-Dimensional Thinking: When Kimble sees the train that's come off the tracks heading for him. Also an Oh, Crap! moment. Justified in that he's got an uphill run across the train tracks to his left and the river to his right.
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The Fugitive / int_eadeb4d6	type	Climbing Climax
The Fugitive / int_eadeb4d6	comment	Climbing Climax: Kimble heads to the high-rise Chicago Hilton to confront Nichols, effectively guaranteeing that he will be recaptured.
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The Fugitive / int_eb6ea560	type	Convenient Photograph
The Fugitive / int_eb6ea560	comment	Convenient Photograph: When Kimble searches Sykes' flat, he conveniently finds photographs showing him with Lentz.
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The Fugitive / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
The Fugitive / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: Twice in the climax. First Gerard to Kimble, heading into the hotel while the CPD is locking it down, intent on gunning down Kimble since they see him as a cop killer. Gerard's presence buys Kimble enough time to hunt down Nichols while also directly intervening to prevent Kimble from being shot. Next, Kimble to Gerard in the laundry room where Gerard tells Kimble he knows he's innocent and that he's trying to help him. Unbeknownst to Gerard Nichols is also there, incapacitated Renfro and has stolen his gun with the intent to shoot both Gerard and Kimble. Just as Nichols is about to get the drop on Gerard, Kimble takes him down with a piece of pipe, saving Gerard's life.
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The Fugitive / int_eb8f64a6	type	No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
The Fugitive / int_eb8f64a6	comment	No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: When Gerard mentions to Kimble that Nichols used his keys to let Sykes into his house, Kimble laughs bitterly, realizing that if not for his mundane act of loaning his friend his car, his wife might still be alive. Kimble agreeing to assist a fellow surgeon with a difficult operation saves his life (because he would otherwise have arrived home with Helen and likely been murdered along with her) but also leaves him accused of being his wife's killer. Kimble saves the life of one of the prison guards by pushing him from the prison bus and off of the train tracks. The next day the guard recognizes him on the way into the hospital, allowing the US Marshals to pick up his trail and identify the ambulance he stole.
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The Fugitive / int_ed503b22	type	Match Cut
The Fugitive / int_ed503b22	comment	Match Cut: During Kimble's nightmare. He leans over Helen to kiss her... and the next shot is of him frantically giving her mouth-to-mouth in an attempt to resuscitate her.
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The Fugitive / int_f5f79e56	comment	Hard-Work Montage: About halfway through the film, we get one of these showing the parallel investigations of Kimble looking for his wife's killer and the marshals looking for him.
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The Fugitive / int_f6b30338	comment	Murder Is the Best Solution: Dr. Nichols is going to an awful lot a trouble to protect RDU-90. The fact that his drug is poisonous will come out eventually; killing everyone involved with it won't change that but it will allow him to make a great deal of money off sales, which would be impossible if the drug never gets released. The fines a company pays are never as much as the profits they make from bad drugs.
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The Fugitive / int_f79b419e	type	The Most Wanted
The Fugitive / int_f79b419e	comment	The Most Wanted: The main plot is about a medic who was framed for the murder of his wife and Wrongly Accused of doing it. With all against him, he decides to escape and get the real murderer to justice. The Chicago Police Department appeared to be a little too overzealous and eager to arrest Kimble no matter what, even going so far as to declare martial law on him when they thought he was a Cop Killer in the climax.
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The Fugitive / int_f8c08650	comment	Motive = Conclusive Evidence: The fact that Kimble had something to gain from his wife's death (money, even though, as a top surgeon, Kimble is already personally wealthy) is the crowner of the barrage of (circumstantial) evidence the Chicago Police Department use to arrest Kimble and call it quits. When Gerard talks to the detectives who did the investigation to get a feel of how to continue his pursuit of Kimble, the tone of his voice suggests he's a bit skeptical about what led the CPD to come to such a conclusion when he doesn't see anything that suggests that Kimble gained something from Helen's death.
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The Fugitive / int_fada6ffa	comment	Lost in a Crowd: Kimble flees into the St. Patrick's Day parade.
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The Fugitive / int_fc151e9d	comment	Department of Redundancy Department: Gerard, although in this case it's excusable due to being extremely surprised:
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The Fugitive / int_fea60f97	comment	Cut Apart: At one point, it appears as though Kimble and Gerard are about to meet on the same staircase, Kimble going down while Gerard is going up. It's revealed that they're actually separate staircases on either end of the building's elevator lobby. Gerard still gets suspicious when he glimpses Kimble going down the other staircase.
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The Fugitive / int_feaf12e8	comment	Survivor Guilt: Kimble gets hit with this hard in the novel upon realizing that he was the real target, even briefly wishing that he had died as well.
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