This goes to show that proper grammar is our friend. The prosecutor lady was so smug, mistaking "Richard, he's trying to kill me" as "Richard IS trying to kill me". She'd probably also say "my dog, he's barking".
When I was a little boy I watched the Fugitive. The Finale was a hour long My Parents let me stay up I can't remember how old I was but he found the one arm man
If only he had surveillance cameras on his property, he would’ve never even been in that situation. I know in 1993 was rare for people to have servant cameras, but being that he was a doctor. He should’ve been able to easily afford them.
@@paulrasmussen8953 Chicago PD figured that Kimble's motive was purely financial, because she came from a wealthy family, and he was the sole beneficiary in her life insurance. Stuff like this happens all the time, so it's totally believable to a jury. Gerard never investigated the murder, his assignment was to simply catch Kimble, but when he started digging deeper, he definitely started to get sus.
@ForeverBennett but again he is already a doctor a surgeon at that he has no need of the mobey. Gerad figured that 9ut right away as he looked into the case
Well I think film gives people a very unrealistic expectation of how everyone would respond to trauma your wife was murdered you are wrongfully convicted lawyers were inept cops were apathetic but you will somehow take on the whole system and win? Likely it's more like Hurricane Carter and if you ever get released consider yourself fortunate though you have been robbed of years of your life and peace of mind ability to trust etc. Why do you think you would be some superhero in that circumstances just run on adrenaline buried in litigation abuses?
And the judge in this film is Andy Romano may he rest in peace and he died the same year as his eraser costar and fellow bad guy James Caan. And he was in under siege a year before also directed by Andrew Davis as admiral bates, eraser like I mentioned with Arnold Schwarzenegger and the late James Caan as one of the bad guys, steal big steal little, drop zone, major league 1989, under siege 2, unlawful entry, and nypd blue.
I can’t believe the prosecutor in this film was in the package also with Tommy Lee Jones but he was also in two movies with Chuck Norris which were code of silence and the hero and the terror.
@@ForeverBennett The phone call did sound damning. I never did understand why she was implicating him when she knew it wasn't him. Was she being coerced by the attacker?
@@06hilltopper no, not at all. Her head had been smashed in, her brain was probably bleeding, she called his name in a desperate, maybe hallucinogenic state, and that's why it sounded misleading to the jury. Sela Ward gave a great, albeit short performance. Harrison was excellent.
If you watch the movie again, Richard came home while she was dying. She heard him downstairs and tried calling out his name. That's why she said his name.@@06hilltopper
No the Yankee justice system. True Americans aren't like the Allied Nordicist Yankee "Friends"-watching "Seinfeld"-hating shitstains that make up most of the North. Nuyorican/Italian/Dixie/German FTW
Nope she was dying while on the phone. She was calling to Richard for help. The situation was so circumstantial that Richard was doomed no matter what. But the one-armed man may have had it staged the phone call that way too to frame Richard.
This role, along with his role in Witness, are the best dramatic performances he's ever given.
and Presumed Innocent?
I liked Witness also.
90s movies were so good. Today’s movies are a travesty
It showed how american "justice" is run by kangaroo courts and how cops are corrupt.
This goes to show that proper grammar is our friend.
The prosecutor lady was so smug, mistaking "Richard, he's trying to kill me" as "Richard IS trying to kill me". She'd probably also say "my dog, he's barking".
When I was a little boy I watched the
Fugitive.
The Finale was a hour long
My Parents let me stay up
I can't remember how old I was
but he found the one arm man
In reality the phone call is very bad evidence as his lawyer would immediately point out that it is being badly misinterpreted.
Sure, but along with no forced entry, and his prints all over the place, it's very persuasive to a jury.
If only he had surveillance cameras on his property, he would’ve never even been in that situation. I know in 1993 was rare for people to have servant cameras, but being that he was a doctor. He should’ve been able to easily afford them.
@ForeverBennett but they never had a motive. Even tommy lee thought it was sus
@@paulrasmussen8953 Chicago PD figured that Kimble's motive was purely financial, because she came from a wealthy family, and he was the sole beneficiary in her life insurance. Stuff like this happens all the time, so it's totally believable to a jury. Gerard never investigated the murder, his assignment was to simply catch Kimble, but when he started digging deeper, he definitely started to get sus.
@ForeverBennett but again he is already a doctor a surgeon at that he has no need of the mobey. Gerad figured that 9ut right away as he looked into the case
If I were Kimble, I’d sue the living shit out of the Chicago PD. Protecting their own, reckless endangerment, etc.
Well I think film gives people a very unrealistic expectation of how everyone would respond to trauma your wife was murdered you are wrongfully convicted lawyers were inept cops were apathetic but you will somehow take on the whole system and win? Likely it's more like Hurricane Carter and if you ever get released consider yourself fortunate though you have been robbed of years of your life and peace of mind ability to trust etc. Why do you think you would be some superhero in that circumstances just run on adrenaline buried in litigation abuses?
And the judge in this film is Andy Romano may he rest in peace and he died the same year as his eraser costar and fellow bad guy James Caan. And he was in under siege a year before also directed by Andrew Davis as admiral bates, eraser like I mentioned with Arnold Schwarzenegger and the late James Caan as one of the bad guys, steal big steal little, drop zone, major league 1989, under siege 2, unlawful entry, and nypd blue.
I can’t believe the prosecutor in this film was in the package also with Tommy Lee Jones but he was also in two movies with Chuck Norris which were code of silence and the hero and the terror.
Where in "Code of Silence" was he exactly? I don't recall seeing his face.
Excellent movie
That's Otis Wilson at 3:51!!! 1985 Chicago Bears Linebacker!!!
That's mama's boy Otis, one of a kind
And this is why you say nothing to the cops until you have a lawyer present
I never get why Helen's family didn't help Richard here especially for what all he had 2 go through 2 prove his innocence.
They must have believed he was guilty.
@@ForeverBennett The phone call did sound damning. I never did understand why she was implicating him when she knew it wasn't him. Was she being coerced by the attacker?
@@06hilltopper no, not at all. Her head had been smashed in, her brain was probably bleeding, she called his name in a desperate, maybe hallucinogenic state, and that's why it sounded misleading to the jury. Sela Ward gave a great, albeit short performance. Harrison was excellent.
If you watch the movie again, Richard came home while she was dying. She heard him downstairs and tried calling out his name. That's why she said his name.@@06hilltopper
The American justice system at its finest. 😂
You act like 9/10 times this wouldn’t be a slam dunk case
No the Yankee justice system. True Americans aren't like the Allied Nordicist Yankee "Friends"-watching "Seinfeld"-hating shitstains that make up most of the North. Nuyorican/Italian/Dixie/German FTW
Did Dr. Kimble at his own Trial?. The Clip doesn't show that either way
Dr Kimball had the shittiest lawyers ever.
Transmisión en latino por favor
David Jenson
book him
so basically his wife puts him in prison for life because she makes that phone call 🤣🤣 and calls out his name, instead of saying "help".
Nope she was dying while on the phone. She was calling to Richard for help. The situation was so circumstantial that Richard was doomed no matter what. But the one-armed man may have had it staged the phone call that way too to frame Richard.
She threw him under the bus. Which then went on to get hit by a train. 🚌🚆
*rimshot*
scene benefit
02:43 03:07
affidavit court date hours manners
Is That Dr. Henry Jones Jr. (Indiana Jones)
No. It's Han Solo
@@289cobra9 Bro No It Dr. Jones
@@289cobra9No. It’s the president of the United States
@@ClaudioTV2005
Before he was elected.
@@289cobra9 Before being the president, he worked for the CIA
Kimble is so guilty, he commits numerous felony crimes all though out the movie. This guy is dirty.
Its a movie not real life
He had to prove his innocents