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tennant · 10 months
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— If they made a movie about your life, what would it be called? — "Old Fuck"
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junkfoodcinemas · 10 months
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The Fugitive (1993)
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lostwhump · 3 months
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The Fugitive (1993)
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renegadesstuff · 3 months
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He didn't go to NY for Rachel, didn't retire for Ashley. BUT took a desk job for Lucy 🥹🤍
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dailyflicks · 11 months
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The Fugitive (1993)
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michaeltrevino · 8 months
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BOYD HOLBROOK CHARACTERS + KIDS
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academicgangster · 8 months
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sigurism · 1 year
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Boyd Holbrook The Fugitive 1.03 -Run!
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frasier-crane-style · 10 months
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I need you to search every farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse, doghouse, fashion house, house band, house elf, House MD, Disney's House of Mouse, House Ethics Committee, House Targaryen, and Cody In The House.
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brunhielda · 8 months
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As a 30 something millennial, I just watched “The Fugitive” and sequel for the first time. I’m not generally into action movies, but it’s Dad’s b-day, and movies is what we do.
My main thought is this:
This 1993 film is responsible for NCIS and all other modern law enforcement as “found family” tv shows.
Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones) calls his younger agents his kids.
He gets vengeful when they are hurt.
He is hard on them and pushes them, but also get incredibly soft when they need a moment to collect themselves.
He praises them when they do something well “Good job young man” “Get this kid a round” ect.
And that is before we get into their banter. The banter says without any back story that these people have been working together forever, and know what their friend is about to do. They talk like they hate each other and obviously have each other’s back and bicker like siblings.
One character is obsessed with clothes, and it’s not the female. One has the soft face that gets them in doors and it’s not the female. One gets shit done, always, and it’s the female. One just seems to always be after everyone’s lunch. These were full fleshed characters that could have easily been one line flat background extras. I can’t recall a similar movie where they weren’t.
Honestly? I was watching both these films for the Marshals way more than for the plot, and actively cheered out loud when the whole team pulled up in the sequel. “They kept them! Yes!”
I guess what I’m saying is everyone always quotes the big speech about checking “every gas station, residence, warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse and doghouse…”
What they ought to be paying attention to, and quoting, are lines about tacky suits and the girl being the boss’s favorite.
That’s how you write secondary characters.
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fortunaegloria · 11 months
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Harrison Ford as Dr. Richard Kimble in The Fugitive (1993) dir. Andrew Davis
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countesspetofi · 4 months
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From the Department of Future Star Trek Stars on THE FUGITIVE:
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James Doohan as an unnamed doctor in "Middle of a Heat Wave" (season 3, episode 2, original airdate Sep. 21, 1965)
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DeForest Kelley as town drunk Charlie in "Three Cheers for Little Boy Blue" (season 3, episode 6, original airdate Oct. 19, 1965)
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William Shatner as mentally unstable ex-cop Tony Burrell in "Stranger in the Mirror" (season 3, episode 12, original airdate Dec. 7, 1965)
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renegadesstuff · 4 months
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TIM LOOKING AT LUCY WHEN HE SHOULD BE LOOKING AT ASHLEY. 😍🥹
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tippytopoftrees · 5 months
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michaeltrevino · 8 months
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BOYD HOLBROOK as MIKE FERRO The Fugitive (2020) | How it All Ends (Ep 10)
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academicgangster · 8 months
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happy birthday to my main man (September 15, 1946)
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