The Fugitive (movie)

Look at that face in the photo and try to tell me that is not a great neighborhood face. Aging handsomely and full of life, it is the face of actor Danny Goldring — even the name is neighborhood perfect, Danny — sitting in the barbershop...

"There are things you can get away with in this world, and things you can't." The voice is Matthew McConaughey's, and days after seeing him in "Mud," I can close my eyes and hear him still — a simple line echoing with the mysteries of a man caught...

RedEye and Logan Theatre are teaming up in April to bring you a hell of a movie night, inspired by our Big-Screen Blind Spot series on redeyechicago.com. Tell us which of these classic movies you want to watch with us! You're encouraged to vote for one...

Gold Standard writer Glenn Whipp is sweeping through all 24 Oscar categories this week, assessing the races, predicting the winners and helping you prevail in your Oscar pools. Earlier he looked at the short films, sound categories, visual crafts races,...

In a scene right out of the 1990's thriller "The Fugitive," a New York City Department of Corrections bus with nearly 20 prisoners on board crashed and overturned on the New York State Thruway Wednesday. According to officials, the bus which was...

Pete Rugolo, an award-winning composer and arranger who came to prominence in the world of jazz as the chief arranger for Stan Kenton's post-World War II band and later wrote the themes for TV's "The Fugitive" and "Run for Your Life," has died. He was 95....

Movie stars love playing characters on the run, living on their wits, their survival skills and their will. And audiences can't seem to get enough of this much-loved screen scenario — be it in "Shooter" or "The Fugitive" or a certain amnesiac secret...

Mary Murphy, a film and television actress best remembered for playing the wholesome small-town girl opposite Marlon Brando's rebellious motorcycle gang leader in "The Wild One," has died. She was 80. Murphy died of heart disease May 4 at her home in...

Alan A. Armer, an Emmy Award-winning television producer whose series included "The Fugitive" and "The Untouchables," has died. He was 88. Armer, a retired longtime professor in what now is called the Department of Cinema and Television Arts at Cal State...