Every time I look in the mirror, pal | The Fugitive 1993

The Fugitive 1993

"Hey, Doc! We're looking for a prisoner from that bus-train wreck a couple of hours ago, might be hurt.
Uh, what does he look like?
6'1, 180, brown hair, brown eyes, beard. See anyone like that around?
Every time I look in the mirror, pal - except for the beard, of course!
Hey, Doc?
Thanks."

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[briangraff]

He’s so nervous he practically tells the trooper it’s him. Kimble is very smart but like in the show gets very anxious around cops.

[buzztrucker]

Great scene. This is a timeless movie. One of Harrison Ford's best.

[jasoncase]

Terrific scene from a masterpiece movie.
Very lucky for Richard he had a long beard that he was able to shave after the successful escape otherwise highly unlikely he could hide in plain sight.

[custosnocte]

He should has said a man or woman ?
Imagine his heart rate jumping to 150 bpm the moment he saw the State Trooper coming toward him.

[FunkyFanthom]

Imagine *_this_* _Harrison Ford_, *vintage* _Liam Neeson_ *and* *classic* _Tommy Lee Jones_ *together* in an _Action-Thriller._

[alexl]

Wait! An actor playing a doctor who has disguised himself as a doctor? Genius

[gustavosantin]

I like the scene when Harrison Ford sees the opportunity and takes the ambulance for a drive.I always wanted to have that opportunity when I thought going into acting.

[dinarnurlintang]

The Fugitive and Pretty Woman are my favorite films. And Harrison Ford is my favorite actor. With his handsome face and very intelligent eyes, Mr Ford is more suited to the role of a scientist. As he aged Mr Ford grew old elegantly. His past good looks are very clear, and his acting intelligence makes me have reasons to always like him.🎉🎉

[Solitude]

Kimble is guilty of so many crimes committed while fleeing. The authorities just could not ignore all these crimes and he would go back to prison