The Fugitive
1993
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Director/Producer/Writer) Andrew Davis is a filmmaker with a reputation for directing intelligent thrillers, most notably the Academy Award-nominated box-office hit The Fugitive (1993), starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. The film received seven Academy Award nominations including Best Picture and earned Jones a Best Supporting Actor award.
- January 1, 1
- 1 min
- Chicago, Illinois, USA
Andrew Davis (born November 21, 1946) is an American film director, producer, writer, and cinematographer who is known for directing a number of successful action thrillers including Code of Silence, Above the Law, Under Siege, [1] and The Fugitive . Early life.
Overview. Born. November 21, 1946 · Chicago, Illinois, USA. Mini Bio. Director/Producer/Writer) Andrew Davis is a filmmaker with a reputation for directing intelligent thrillers, most notably the Academy Award-nominated box-office hit The Fugitive (1993), starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones.
- November 21, 1946
Aug 4, 2023 · Director Andrew Davis has plenty of films to his credit, including the massive family hit Holes and the highly regarded Michael Douglas thriller A Perfect Murder, but he’s more than happy to...
Nov 21, 2023 · Since he first arrived on the movie scene in 1978 with “Stony Island,” his charming directorial debut about a couple of friends trying to form an R&B band, Andrew Davis has been one of the great cinematic chroniclers of the city of Chicago, featuring it in such films as the underrated Chuck Norris cop drama “ Code of Silence ” (1985), “ Above th...
Nov 21, 2023 · Nov 21, 2023. Even 30 years later, director Andrew Davis still remembers getting the call. "Bruce Berman, the head of production of Warner at the time, called and he said, 'Congratulations! Harrison saw Under Siege over the weekend,'" Davis recalls. "'He wants to talk to you about directing The Fugitive .'"
25 Nov 2023. Harrison Ford is a man on the edge in The Fugitive (1993). With the arrival of The Fugitive ’s 30th anniversary 4K Blu-ray, director Andrew Davis looks back on his cat-and-mouse classic, its chaotic production and Tommy Lee Jones’s gift for improv. (Plus some Holes chat for those who celebrate.)
