- Some of the news commentators interviewing Gerrard in the film are real news commentators from Chicago.
- When Harrison Ford looked at the wreckage of the train in the 1993 edition, a man looked back at the camera. In the DVD version released in 2001, digital technology was used to remove the man’s face.
- The TV version of the actor David Janssen's mother Bernice also played a small role in this film, playing the person who stood behind Harrison Ford and talked to another woman when everyone called 911.
- The first person to play Doctor Charles was Richard Jordan, but he suddenly fell ill shortly after filming started.
- There was indeed a train crash for the thrilling scene.
- During the shots of running in the woods, Harrison Ford injured his leg ligaments, but he insisted on receiving treatment after the filming, because he wanted to maintain the character’s limp characteristics, so in all subsequent running shots, Richard De Jinbao has been limping.
- The scene of the train was filmed in Dillsbor, North Carolina. The front of the train was changed to tow the dining car after the filming. The props used during the filming of the film, the prison car and the crashed locomotive shell can all be found along the way.
- The destination of an elevated train in the film is shown as "Golden Insurance", and the following building is also marked with the words "Harrison", but these are not deliberate actions of the crew, but two real locations in Chicago.
- At the beginning of the film, Harrison Ford's Richard Kimball can use fake beards, but director Andrew Davis insisted on letting Harrison Ford grow his beards and shave them off in subsequent episodes.
- Due to limited conditions, the scene of a train crash must pass once, so director Andrew Davis consulted a large number of technicians, stunt performers and insurance companies to prepare for everything that might happen. According to the pre-design, the train will hit the prison car at a speed of 35 miles per hour, but due to the director's error, the collision speed reached 42 miles, but this scene is still completed.
- Before the filming started, Harrison Ford and director Andrew Davis met a doctor in a bar in Chicago. This man was a bit weird and lonely. Ford thought he was very similar to Richard Kimball, who he was about to play. People were asked to see his residence, and Jinbao's residence in the film was based on this model.
The Fugitive behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Jayde 2022-03-26 09:01:02
The protagonist does not have the extraordinary skills of the protagonist in ordinary action movies, and even walks a bit staggering, but it feels very real. The story is actually very tender.
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Kieran 2022-03-25 09:01:05
8.0/10 points. 2017.11.28 Replay, 20th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray. Without any current Hua Hyun special effects, it relies solely on plot and rhythm to win. . . The rhythm is really well mastered, which is the most lacking of all kinds of bad movies in the celestial dynasty. . . Julianne Moore was so pretty back then. . .
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Cosmo Renfro: [after Kimble has just lept off the dam to escape] What happened? Where'd he go?
Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: The guy did a Peter Pan right off of this dam, right here.
Cosmo Renfro: What?
Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: Yeah. BOOM.
Cosmo Renfro: [stunned] Holy shit... Can we go home now...?
Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: [flustered] No...
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Marshal Biggs: This is hinky, this guy's a college graduate, he went to medical school, he's not gonna come through all the security, go to the county lockup, to find someone his own people say does not exist. Hinky.
Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: Well, what does that mean Biggs, 'hinky'?
Marshal Biggs: I don't know. Strange.
Marshal Henry: Weird.
Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: Well, why don't you say strange or weird? I mean hinky, that has no meaning.
Marshal Biggs: Well, we say hinky.
Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: I don't want you guys using words around me that have no meaning. I'm taking the stairs and walking.
Marshal Biggs: [sotto voice] How about 'bullshit?' How about 'bullshit', Sam?