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[@TheGroumpfy]

It's cute how he chats with the kid calling him "pal" and all that while he's terribly stressed, scared and justifiably paranoid. Even in such a pressure, he still manages to act like a real doctor. What an amazing character.

[@endoleon2765]

indeed, that was truly a masterpiece

[@gezzarandom]

His instincts as a doctor kicked in right there and then.

[@dlc435]

TheGroumpfy Harrison’s favorite word, “pal” 😂

[@marlorice2152]

Love this scene!

[@MrRiddler6]

Its a method that doctors do. to ask the patient questions unrelated to thier pain so they can mentally focus on something else. Harrison Ford did his research. very well done.

[@Singnlow98]

Love how Ford put the half smile in at the end finally getting to be a doctor again. Very touching

[@saadiakhalid6938]

Singnlow98 The typical Fugitive smile as perfected by David Janssen

[@mairistewart3391]

Bittersweet, when you consider how much he must miss his work.

[@joeweider9471]

I took that smile to mean he was happy that the kid would get the PROPER treatment he needed

[@charlestaylor1043]

​@joeweider9471 💯 He knew they had their hands full and were dropping the ball and he was glad he was able to help andthe kid was going to be taken care of....

[@DarkDragon1]

A great scene. Kimble puts himself in danger of getting caught to save Joel's life. You can literally feel the emotion Kimble displays, masterfully portrayed by Harrison Ford, knowing that the diagnosis was wrong and then correcting it. It makes you feel just as good as Kimble by simply watching it. Very rare in movies nowadays.

[@saadiakhalid6938]

Dark Dragon Reminds one of David Janssen

[@faguilin]

Great movie. This scene was amazing.

[@thecowboy9698]

How did Harrison Ford not win an Academy award for this film? This is my favorite movie he ever did.

[@williamelliott1056]

w E. d D I N G

[@williamelliott1056]

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[@maryhales4595]

“First, do no harm.” Even though he put himself in danger, he knew he had to change the given diagnosis to save that kid’s life. I love this scene.

[@madkittyjoey70]

Me too. He used his knowledge from being a heart surgeon to save the boy.

[@THOMASINTHE1980S]

The Doctor who misdiagnosed Joel could likely lose his license for that.

[@rafaelg092591]

That’s why Dr. Kimble was getting desperate saying twice “Check the film” and when he checked it, he checked it wrong.

[@andrewestrada6531]

@@THOMASINTHE1980S probably

[@nickbode5211]

Kimble might be a fugitive, but he's still a vascular surgeon & he recognizes a torn aorta when he sees one. Risked getting caught to save the kid's life. Brilliant scene!

[@AEKTZOY21]

torn aorta is cardiologic problem right?and the other doctor asked him something about neurological

[@Vsm426]

​@@AEKTZOY21 I was always wondering about that

[@devinthierault]

​@@Vsm426Vagus nerve injury perhaps

[@Squadron_Bodron]

@@devinthieraultthere was no injury. It’s just a movie.

[@devinthierault]

@@Squadron_Bodron no really

[@bretztheman]

“ Bye bye Joel. “ I luv this underrated scene so much !! “How’s the boy doing?” Saved his life

[@ThePa1riot]

My Dad is a Doctor and he showed me this movie. He's too humble to to admit how awesome he is but I always like to think that Kimble is acting like how Dad would in this scene.

[@AnnaDurini]

I'm sure he would. I like to think there are other doctors acting same way on the planet, even recent real life shows something different... Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹🍕🎻

[@martinaguero6503]

kimble is 1 in 10 million doctors.

[@Htheorphanarian]

BS, your dad let me down on my left ventricular failure! sue job!!

[@jamesbondtraining]

Speaking as a former training family doctor I can tell you that the child had a punctured lung- a pneumothorax - which would have killed him. The chest film gave that away in seconds. What I find incredible that Kimble put himself in terrible danger to save the life of a child,. He risked getting caught and being taken back into federal custody. Even Deputy Gerrard would have noticed something when he asked "how is the boy doing?" The junior female doctor said, "saved his life." A real hero in every sense of the word.

[@johncameron4194]

Ahhh so that’s what he had thanks

[@timkellyD2R]

Thanks. I've always wondered what happened to the boy.

[@TriGuy51]

Retired ER doc here. I don’t see a pneumothorax on the X ray (which hf is reading backwards, btw😂). Possibly a traumatic ruptured thoracic aorta (widened mediastinum on x ray)? Although I don’t recall being presented with a mechanism of injury, the reddening on his chest suggests blunt trauma of some sort. This would be a true surgical emergency , whereas a pneumothorax can be treated in the ER.

[@pepe_nacho_5108]

@@TriGuy51 Correct, also you can see that when Dr. Kimble changes the diagnosis he writes "Ao--" that could stand for aortic trauma or aortic injury (but it should had the thoracic at the beginning)

[@marzzz1]

@@TriGuy51 Precisely correct. I also got a kick out of the backwards X-ray...btw, the scene in the OR early in the movie, the anesthesiologist was one of my attendings when I was a resident at U of Chicago. They filmed in an OR on the closed side of the department on a Sunday.

[@christopher1023]

This scene helps carry me through medical school, I come back to it from time to time

[@joewhitehead3]

But it’s not the same in real life as it is in tv shows & movies

[@salzavenchura9043]

you got this

[@stevem2323]

​@@joewhitehead3 Diagnosis is.

[@Avenlane]

Hang in there my man, don't give up, we need doctors now more than ever.

[@jennifersman7990]

With all due respect to Tommy Lee Jones (who DEFINITELY deserved his Oscar for this), it’s amazing how Harrison Ford was overlooked for an Oscar nomination

[@kelvinbremont1341]

I must agree!!!

[@jonathanmora8208]

That were a times when Oscars meant something

[@nicholasgodleman9305]

Tommy Lee Jones didn’t deserve his Oscar ahead of Ralph Fiennes in Schindler’s List.

[@ismaelnunez3888]

AGREE 100%

[@thestewlaw]

Kimble isn't a doctor; he's a super-hero! He saves the guy on the train, saves the kid, tries to save the shot cop, and on top of it all, he saves Girard!

[@Jamal3.87]

Stewart Lawrence that's right. What makes the movie great is that through all this action and suspense the movie doesn't forget that Richard Kimble is a doctor. "First do no harm."

[@Exchiefboy]

the guy was on the prison bus to be hit by a train, not the train itself. Just saying.

[@TheJokerMan2]

I’m not crying you’re crying haha

[@paoladuqueactress]

Bravo!

[@keanucora4606]

We all know that Richard was Framed for a crime he didn’t do and that’s when Sam Figured who really killed Richards wife at the end and This whole time He was Innocent

[@Diskoboy1974]

It's now 30 years later, and I still remember seeing this twice on opening night. I was working at a theater when this came out.

[@SuperImmunologist]

I was probably 6 or 7 when this came out

[@robwalsh9843]

I love how Richard Kimble is a certifiable badass. He's not some crazy ex-military professional. He's just a doctor with a heart of gold and knack for quick thinking in difficult situations.

[@WhatsThat-x1f]

Because he is a fictional doctor 😂

[@thecowboy9698]

Best scene in the movie. I've seen all three incarnations of Richard Kimble: David Jennsen, Harrison Ford, and Tim Daily, and I think Harrison Ford brought the most humanity to the role, because it is expressed more in his actions than his words, which is why his version is my absolute favorite.

[@Davidcross0121]

just love how he takes time out to save the kids life despite the risk of getting caught, such a heartwarming scene.

[@Wired4Life2]

Even more heartwarming was Joel's chest at that moment.

[@MrBGB2012]

This was a rather touching scene...where Richard Kimble helped a kid who needed an operation & got the wrong diagnosis! Using his expertise...he managed to save the kid's life! Kind of puts a lump in your throat!

[@UAL012]

Bryan Briggs I love when Girard is interviewing the ER Doc and she tells his that Kimble saved the boy's life. You can tell it hits him pretty hard to learn that maybe he's not chasing a cold blooded killer. I honestly think that Girard knew he had to do his job and bring Kimble in but was going to still figure out that he was innocent.

[@ShadowSonic2]

UAL012 I think that was the exact moment he realized something fishy was going on and Kimble was really innocent.

[@nujeru99]

The comfort, compassion, and humanity that Richard Kimble gives to young Joel (who had to be scared out of his mind as well as being in terrible pain), shows that he has the true heart and soul of a healer. I love the calm, assured tone he gives Joel, and how he gently rubs Joel’s head after checking his pupils. Harrison Ford is a master of his craft. This scene reminds me so much of my own dad, who was a medic in the Air Force, and displayed the nurturing and humanity that Ford does in this scene

[@B304A124]

I never saw "The Fugitive" in a theatre, but I'm willing to bet the end of this sequence got a rousing ovation from the audience. It was a powerful testament to Dr. Kimble's humanity in correctly reading "Joel's" diagnosis and sending him into life-saving emergency surgery.

[@malinwj1167]

It didn't get an ovation...but Sam Gerrard's character got huge laughs throughout.

[@daughterofolaf]

I saw it in the theater when it came out and I was a teenager. It was so exciting and the movie totally holds up. I always hope for a theater screening to happen someday. It hasn’t happened yet but I’m still hoping! Haha. 😄

[@RLviddy]

I saw it in the theater and the audience cheered and clapped as Richard put his hand on the boy’s face and said ‘bye bye, Joel.’

[@malinwj1167]

I always get choked up watching this scene...Richard being a good doctor, saves Joel's life

[@theroamer2355]

Same! I don’t know what it is, but it just gets me

[@osilamamasagbor8912]

Every minute of this movie was moving, but this was the scene that moved me the most. Watched The Fugitive for the first time when I was just 9, it's still a great movie to watch .

[@adellittle2370]

This scene gets me everytime. So moving. Shows the goodness of the character. Beautifully acted. 🙂

[@Springbok314]

I think Ford’s performance in this film was one of his best. He was overshadowed by Tommy Lee, but Ford should have gotten an Oscar as well.

[@Hael-ui5vk]

Yes!!!! Absolutely!!!!

[@mikebasil4832]

I remember Harrison Ford's much-deserved Oscar nomination for Witness. I wish that he had been Oscar-nominated for Blade Runner 2049.

[@usnate1]

The acting there was really good...You could see that -He got to be a doctor again, maybe for the last time.

[@Dansen76]

Kimble is a hero on his film, reward and find the time for saving kid's life, touching !

[@Pedro_Kantor]

Love the signature he put down. Just a squiggly line.

[@Agent1W]

Archetypal doctor's handwriting.

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

“Doctor’s Handwriting”!!

[@danny_long_legs]

Makes me cry so sweet when he saud goodbye and touched his cheek. He saved his life ❤

[@MAnuscript421]

Even though he’s a fugitive, Kimble is still a doctor. Brilliant.

[@BlastReadingSeries]

Characters used to be so complex... They used to have so many layers. What an incredible scene.

[@lamiaomer9486]

A real doctor even under his circumstances, one of my favorite movies, and the scene sums the meaning of being a caring doctor.

[@gerardedwards1980]

Harrison is so charismatic in these coupla scenes..really great , acted directed & written....nice fav part of the movie.

[@oubrioko]

*Deputy Gerard:* _How's the boy doin'?_ *Dr. Anne Eastman:* _He saved his life._

[@rockys201]

It was really seeing Harrison Ford's face that saved his life :) This scene could have been deleted, but I'm glad it stayed!

[@Trystaticus]

I've never considered Harrison Ford a great actor, but there was something divine in him for this role. In his face and voice and body language, he gets across the determination as he decides to look at the film, the panic (of being too slow and also of being caught) as he tries to catch the elevator, his nerves as the doctor looks over the tampered paperwork, and brief feelings of satisfaction and normalcy being back at a hospital. Always loved this movie.

[@mokpoly]

Best scene in my life

[@bigjoeofthe707]

One of my favorite scenes. Everytime I watch it I'm like "Yeah he is a cold blooded killer. He saved that kid's life and that cop on the prison bus that was shot." Sometimes I wish there was a little bonus scene that didn't make the cut of him being vindicated in court and the looks on those 2 Chicago PD guys' faces as they realize they made a big mistake and almost helped send an innocent man to death (remember Kimble got the death penalty).

[@andresmorales9080]

when I was 8 I remember my doctor was like this every appointment I had he would be happy to see me and measures my height and say "whoa michael jordan watch out Mr. andres is right behind you" ....all doctors should be like that

[@matthewwilliams1709]

There's no one better than a great doctor doing what they do best.

[@abbaszaidi8371]

Working A&E in 2000. Girl with chest pain. Checked the film- air under diaphragm. Perf'd viscus. Straight to surgeons. I'm sure there are loads who've watched this clip with their own stories

[@buffbeenstuffed]

This was one of the best performances I have watched from Harrison Ford, great movie

[@S.M.A.0222]

The amazing feeling of helping someone out of a bad situation!!! That satisfying smile in the end says it all!

[@kangaroobot]

This is truly one of the greatest movies of all time!!!

[@Linzo24]

One of my favorite scenes in a Harrison Ford film. Just something about it that is so pure and real. And that slight smile - love that slight smile.

[@marhabanasir8]

I am a fan of Ford... I like this movie a lot...

[@DarKKnightt07]

In that moment Richard Kimble became himself again. That was his job saving people's lives.

[@bobbyg9662]

I love that Scene with the young boy in respiratory distress! Once a Doctor always a Doctor 👨‍⚕️! Dr Kimble made correct diagnosis!

[@baileyprovance]

They call him a "fugitive", I call him a "hero"

[@Lyijykyyneleet]

This is my favourite scene in this movie. Kimble helped the kid although he is in extreme danger. He is a true hero.

[@zaraparveen9660]

A legendary movie old is gold. Harrison Ford is a legend a fine actor. Tommy Lee Jones is another 👍 great. This movie can not be made again . The finest of finest 👌 actors.

[@andrewestrada6531]

As a doctor, his job was to save lives.

[@MrDJS444]

One of my favorite scenes in all of film. Very touching and inspiring at the same time.

[@Eva_H]

This was the turning point in my opinion of Gerrard’s opinion of Kimble. Especially when Gerrard finds out that Kimble saved the kids life.

[@DMalltheway]

Well Gerrard also knew Kimble saved the guard from the bus

[@Eva_H]

@@DMalltheway this is true also, although I would say, save in the child’s life was a defining moment in their “relationship”.

[@DMalltheway]

@@Eva_H It was more of Kimbles character that Gerrard started realizing they were chasing the wrong guy and confirmed that when the one armed guy was found as well as the doctor who hired him.

[@Eva_H]

@@DMalltheway not to mention the I’m am trying to solve a puzzle and I’ve just solved a big piece thinking about it. Related side note what’s your opinion on US marshals? I thought it was just okay.

[@DMalltheway]

@@Eva_H Not great.

[@pduronhamiltonarch]

Why does this scene make me tears eyed? It gets me every time

[@conker206]

I've seen this movie 1,000 times. I first started watching probably when I was 12 or 13 back in the late 90's. It's a GREAT movie and have always loved it. However watching this scene today got me a little emotional. I'm not sure if it's because I'm 30 now, and have learned the value of life or what. But wow. It got to me today for the first time.

[@stevenl2303]

Bye bye Joel.

[@madkittyjoey70]

It was a very touching scene. He risked getting caught for a chance to use his expertise and managed to save Joel's life.

[@acesalvage6718]

His acting is amazing

[@kckc1975]

THis part was filmed in the Old Cook County Hospital.

[@hungram5170]

One of the sweetest scenes in film.

[@justinmitchell3120]

"Look at this...we're eating oranges and we're making IDs."

[@bobotoksy]

Wept cause he looks so much like my son. He also plays football. Told him to be careful, and I love him

[@Mftjan2000]

One of my favorite scenes in this excellent movie.

[@maksimsharamko6545]

Perhaps the best film of Harrison Ford from my point of view

[@gezzarandom]

Loved this scene, at the end you can see Dr Kimble thinking, “please accept it, please accept it!” But one thing I would’ve done differently is wait until I was out of sight before looking at the x-ray.

[@user-jXuELydMX4rX]

One of the most warmly scene in this movie❤

[@brettwilson6145]

Tension Pneumothorax from fractured ribs maybe? Not very many details given, but this scene always fascinated me as a kid.

[@reubengibbons8061]

+Brett Wilson aorta problem. he wrist ao on the script and a vascular surgeon,

[@vjpearce]

Joel had a tear his aorta, which would require immediate surgery. It's explained in more detail in the book's novelization.

[@abrahamgomez653]

What a great man and doctor these doctors are true heroes 🙏

[@Vasun05]

Can you imagine how much had to happen for that kid to be saved. Not just Kimble being there but at that exact time, at that exact place, just standing there. If there wasn't cops right there he might have just walked pass Joey without even noticing.

[@georgeyoung7523]

I remember being in the movie theater when that scene came up. Very emotional scene

[@mohannedhamzah8999]

The most beautiful scene in the movie

[@Patricia-u8e]

J'aime beaucoup ce film d'action avec mon acteur préféré Harrison Ford ,je l'ai en DVD comme ça je peux le regarder a l'infini ....

[@offttrap2599]

In the film, Julianne Moore would be a romantic interest for Harrison Ford. But the director thought it did not make sense for Dr. Richard Kimble to get involved with a woman while seeking revenge for his wife's death. So they deleted most of the scenes with Julianne Moore. At least that's what I heard.

[@bartwilderbeast6367]

Offttrap If that's true they made a great call. Totally would've undermined his character and motive

[@jameslandis410]

I read the novelization and you're right. She's attracted to him but it goes nowhere. I thought it was a cute touch.

[@nickbode5211]

I've heard that in interviews too. That explains why she's listed so early in the credits despite only being in two scenes.

[@leejee88]

he was right to do that perv producers can ruin things by wanting to throw sex into everything .Russel crowe said when he was doing a movie where he was a gladiator and seeking revenge for his family the producers wanted to throw in some random sex scenes and he said it didnt make any sense .for the guy to stop in the middle of the through line of the story for some ass which didnt add anything to the story .This movie is a really great story it doesnt need shock or ham handedness or to brow beat people the way all movies and tv do today its very direct and involving story told very well .With great actors like ford and Jones

[@moonandsunrise7936]

Oh so thats why I wondered why she accepted to be in the movie when she's only gonna be in 2 scenes.

[@albertjohnson3875]

It's too bad most doctors don't treat their patients with the same dignity and care as Kimble

[@samualiam9981]

Thats because most doctors are just as bad as politicians.

[@JoeTyler85]

Jonathan Gonzales most doctors only care about money and social status, the sad truth

[@pep590]

Samual Iam That's cool that you know most of all the doctors in the US.

[@samualiam9981]

pepjrp Isn't it?

[@HatsTour]

When you're in America, the country that thrives financially off illness, it's probably a shitty place with bad doctors. In the UK, I couldn't speak higher of the doctors. My girlfriend is quite ill and every doctor we've ever seen has been better than anything we could imagine... And they don't get paid much.

[@meow-ge7xk]

He kept his Hippocrates oath. Compassionate Doctor.

[@taylorleonard6130]

This may seem like an irrelevant, insignificant scene, but it’s anything but. Kimble is a doctor, after all, so we see him willing to risk his freedom to save the life of this kid. And the limited screen time they share serves to demonstrate Kimble’s exceptional bedside manner. We were told he’s a brilliant surgeon from the beginning, and have no reason to doubt it, but they made a point to show it, and did so in a way that makes the most of tension and suspense.

[@franciscondon1902]

Despite being a fugitive, he still found time to be a doctor again.

[@marcdewey1242]

Kimball showed such a great sense of compassion towards that boy,he really cares about his patients which proves he's no killer,his passion is to save lives not take them.

[@jhgfdsertuiokjhg]

Great scene of the movie. The whole movie is a great cat and mouse story but takes break to reveal Kimble's altruism. Makes me choke up how he could not deny his oath to help others as a doctor.

[@delrey874]

Hollywood movies from the 90s are the best.

[@dlracer2]

Kimble shows more love here than Kathleen Kennedy has shown in her entire career.

[@900KING2]

Just as they said Jesus, the night before his death, he continued to serve people. All the while knowing and anticipating his own death, this scene really portrays that some people even when you've sent them out to the Wolves alone and afraid, they will still put others before themselves knowing this could have ruined his entire mission. When this movie came out I was about 15 and it was an EPIC tale. I didn't learn much from my 'parents' so I relied on movies, bits and pieces and this janitor scene always stuck with me. Help others worry about yourself later.

[@casperbradley3107]

The Fugitive will now this year be 30 years old

[@connor-g4r]

Give respect to people with that kind of integrity. I fear not many have such a thing.

[@vannie1080]

One of the best movies ever😍

[@chriscklam]

Great scene- one of his best, even.

[@johncameron4194]

Great scene

[@matthewruiz1069]

One of the best scenes in the Movie! Kimble gets to be a Doctor again!

[@johnleeson6946]

What did he write on the operation orders? I know First Aid, but just looking at the pictures, he knew what the kid needed! Great scene!!!

[@treseancann1261]

Fun fact: The kid (Joel) that Kimble saved also starred in Richie Rich.

[@HAn-ie2zp]

Such a great scene!

[@millerarant3629]

One of my favorite

[@Ryuk938]

Bye bye Joel.. Great scene

[@joewhitehead3]

Very cool seeing Juliane Moore in the early days of her career. This scene was so realistic. One thing I'm curious about is whether all those kids she was helping to take care of were all in the hospital for the same reason. I mean like doctors were scrambling around to help them all & there was all those people that were standing within that doorway

[@abm5396]

There was a bus crash mentioned by a police as Kimbal was walking into the hospital so most of those people were transferred there.

[@joewhitehead3]

@@abm5396 I guess I missed that

[@Wired4Life2]

​@@joewhitehead3 Also, Julianne Moore was supposed to be Ford's new love interest in the film, hence her near-top billing, but the filmmakers quickly realized that such a romance gets in the way of how Ford should still be mourning his late wife as he's clearing his innocence. What remains of Moore's footage instead makes her look like a breakout day player with a most-promising future, which we now know is true.

[@Kiteman78]

My mom was an extra in this scene. I’m not sure where

[@sickofthelies1627]

"Hold on son." 😭😭😭

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Indiana Jones saved the kid

[@phlemphlam574]

Never saved a Relic but awesome he saved the kid. That's what's most important. :)

[@houseofmatrix6174]

The movie was amazing

[@uttaradit2]

top scene

[@fdwal76]

Nesses 30 anos eu continuo chorando quando vejo essa cena !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@BlackKingBaby911]

A good scene

[@marionjohnson4475]

My uncle was working on his residency at cook county hospital hospital during this time period and he said he got some of the worse cases of his career.

[@madkittyjoey70]

He risked getting caught just to save the life of Joel! Goes to show the kind of character Kimble really was. :)