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Three Fugitives ()

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A reformed bank robber is taken hostage by a desperate man during a bank hold up, but is forced to go on the run with his captor when they're both mistakenly thought to be in cahoots.
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Lucas
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Ned Perry
Sarah Rowland Doroff ...
Meg Perry
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Dugan
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Tener
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Horvath
David Arnott ...
Bank Teller
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Charlie
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Woman Cop
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Tucker
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Bowles
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Dog Handler
Bill Cross ...
Guard at Prison
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Release Sergeant
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Highway Patrolman
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Receptionist
Way Ching Yu ...
Girl in Children's Home
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Fisherman
Albert Henderson ...
Man in Raincoat
Larry Cox ...
Orderly One
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Orderly Two
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Radio Operator
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Desk Sergeant
Maryssa Larose ...
Woman at Bank
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First Officer (as Tim de Zarn)
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Second Officer
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Passenger Cop
John C. Cooke ...
First Thug
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Second Thug (as Yahoots Magoondi)
Woody Eney ...
First Cop
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Second Cop
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Cop One
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Cop Two
Steven Zediker ...
Cop Three
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Cop Four (as Michael Siegel)
Mike MacDonald ...
Sergeant
Dinah Lenney ...
Reporter One
Jeannine Wiest ...
Reporter Two
Paul Tuerpe ...
Reporter Three
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Motorcycle Cop One (as Bruno Acalinas)
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Motorcycle Cop Two
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Bartender
Anthony Frederick ...
Cop with Phone
Terrence Hollingsworth ...
Money Quick Customer
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Playboy
Richard E. Butler ...
Watchman One
R.L. Tolbert ...
Watchman Two
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Canadian Police Officer (uncredited)
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Bank Robbery Hostage (uncredited)
Morris Lee Sullivan ...
Detective (uncredited)
Karl A. Wickman ...
Helicopter Pilot (uncredited)
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Cop Outside Station (uncredited)
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Charlie's Scream (uncredited) (archiveSound)

Directed by

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Francis Veber

Written by

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Francis Veber ... (written by)

Produced by

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Duncan Henderson ... associate producer
Karen Kovacevich ... associate producer
Lauren Shuler Donner ... producer (as Lauren Shuler-Donner)
Jim Van Wyck ... associate producer (as James R. Van Wyck)
Francis Veber ... executive producer

Music by

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David McHugh

Cinematography by

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Haskell Wexler ... director of photography

Editing by

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Bruce Green

Editorial Department

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Bruce W. Cathcart ... assistant editor (as Bruce Cathcart)
William Goldenberg ... assistant editor
Fabienne Rawley ... apprentice editor

Casting By

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Carrie Frazier
Shani Ginsberg

Production Design by

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Rick Carter

Art Direction by

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Margie Stone McShirley

Set Decoration by

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Richard C. Goddard

Costume Design by

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April Ferry

Makeup Department

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Tommy Cole ... makeup artist
Edouard F. Henriques ... makeup artist: Nick Nolte (as Edouard F. Henriques III)
K.G. Ramsey ... hair department head
Yolanda Toussieng ... hairdresser: Nick Nolte
Elaina P. Schulman ... key hair stylist: additional photography (uncredited)

Production Management

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Duncan Henderson ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Mark Cotone ... dga trainee
Princess O'Mahoney ... second assistant director (as Princess McLean)
Jim Van Wyck ... first assistant director (as James R. Van Wyck)
Eric Wall ... second second assistant director

Art Department

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Raymond J. Brown ... assistant props: Tacoma
Mike Carrillo ... assistant prop master (as Michael Carrillo)
Lauren Cory ... set designer
William D. Derham ... assistant props (as William Derham)
Louis S. Fleming ... property master
Walt Hadfield ... construction coordinator
Philip C. Hurst ... greens foreman
Tony Leonardi ... standby painter (as Anthony J. Leonardi)
Bob Riggs ... assistant props: Tacoma (as Robert Riggs)
Tom von Badinski ... welder foreman
Tom Cranham ... storyboard artist (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Wayne Allwine ... sound editor
Richard L. Anderson ... supervising sound editor
Carmen Baker ... assistant adr editor
Michael J. Benavente ... sound editor
Donald A. Bolger ... boom operator (as Don Bolger)
Charles J. Bond ... cableman
James Christopher ... sound editor
Burness Dembrowski ... sound editor (as Bunny Speakman)
John Dunn ... sound editor
Ezra Dweck ... sound effects recordist
Jay Engel ... adr editor
Donald Flick ... sound editor
Gil Haimsohn ... assistant sound editor
David J. Hudson ... re-recording mixer
C. Darin Knight ... sound mixer
Mel Metcalfe ... re-recording mixer
Mark Pappas ... foley editor
David R. Poole ... assistant sound editor
Terry Porter ... re-recording mixer
Joan Rowe ... foley artist
Jerry Trent ... foley artist
David A. Whittaker ... sound editor
Victor DiMattia ... looping (uncredited)
Rick Mitchell ... foley editor (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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William H. Schirmer ... special effects
Roland Tantin ... special effects supervisor

Stunts

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Daniel W. Barringer ... stunts (as Dani Barringer)
Tony Brubaker ... stunts (as Anthony Brubaker)
J. Mark Donaldson ... stunts
Joe Dunne ... stunt coordinator
Donna Evans ... stunts
Andy Gill ... stunts
Jack Gill ... stunts
Janie Melissa Gunderson ... stunts (as Jamie Melissa Gunderson)
Norman Howell ... stunts
Steve Hulin ... stunts
Terry Jackson ... stunts
Lane Leavitt ... stunts
Billy D. Lucas ... stunts
Dwayne McGee ... stunts
Bennie Moore ... stunts (as Bennie E. Moore Jr.)
Gary Morgan ... stunt double: Martin Short
Victor Paul ... stunts
Don Pulford ... stunt double: Nick Nolte
Chere Rae ... stunts
Spike Silver ... stunt double: Martin Short
Lincoln Simonds ... stunts
Jim Stephan ... stunts (as Jim Stephen)
Neil Summers ... stunts
Mike Tillman ... stunts (as Michael Tillman)
Brian J. Williams ... stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Sidney Ray Baldwin ... still photographer (as Sidney Baldwin)
Jim Dunford ... dolly grip (as James Dunford)
Douglas S. Holgate ... second assistant camera
Gary Holt ... chief lighting technician (as Gary H. Holt)
Bill Krattiger ... lighting technician
Bob E. Krattiger ... best boy electric (as Robert E. Krattiger)
Dan Lerner ... director of photography: second unit
P. Scott Sakamoto ... first assistant camera (as Scott Sakamoto)
Bruce D. Spellman ... best boy grip
Stephen St. John ... camera operator
Bill Young ... key grip
Paul Murphey ... video assist operator (uncredited)
Bill Rustic ... grip (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Patti Carns Kalles ... casting: Toronto (as Patti Kalles)
Sharon Nederlander ... casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Dan Bronson ... set costumer
Paul Lopez ... costume supervisor (as Paul H. Lopez)

Location Management

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Donald A. Potts ... location manager (as Donald Alan Potts)

Music Department

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Daniel Allan Carlin ... supervising music editor
Craig Pettigrew ... music editor
Greg Townley ... music mixer / music recordist

Script and Continuity Department

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Pamela Alch ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Dan Marrow ... transportation coordinator (as Daniel C. Marrow)

Additional Crew

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June Beallor ... assistant: Ms. Shuler-Donner
Bill Cross ... production associate
Dan Curry ... title designer
Robert A. Daly Jr. ... assistant: Martin Short
Laura Gary ... studio teacher (as Laura D. Gary)
Mauri Syd Gayton ... production coordinator
Gary Gero ... animal handler: Birds & Animals
Thomas McDonough ... production assistant: Tacoma
James Moll ... assistant: Mr. Veber
Jennifer I. Nilsen ... assistant: Ms. Shuler-Donner, Tacoma
Tom C. Peitzman ... assistant production coordinator
Michael Perman ... production assistant: Tacoma
Michael T. Rosen ... assistant: Nick Nolte
Cathy Sarkowsky ... assistant production coordinator: Tacoma (as Cathy A. Sarkowsky)
Sharon L. Simon ... first assistant auditor
Jackson Sousa ... exercise trainer: Nick Nolte
Anne Marie Stein ... unit publicist
Paul 'Numbers' Steinke ... production auditor (as Paul D. Steinke)
Kristine Weaver ... production associate
Karl A. Wickman ... helicopter pilot (as Karl Wickman)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

On his first day after being released from jail for 14 armed bank robberies, Lucas finds himself caught up in someone else's robbery. Perry has decided to hold up the local bank to raise money so that he can keep his daughter, Meg, and get her the treatment she needs. Dugan, a detective, assumes Lucas helped plan the robbery, and hence Lucas, Perry and Meg become three fugitives. Written by Rob Hartill

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Taglines They rob banks. She steals hearts. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Les trois fugitifs (France)
  • Das Bankentrio (Germany)
  • Tres fugitivos (Spain)
  • Tre på flugt (Denmark)
  • Три беглеца (Soviet Union, Russian title)
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Runtime
  • 96 min
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Budget $15,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Kenneth McMillan's final film. He died of liver disease less than three weeks before the film opened. See more »
Goofs At the end of the movie when they are heading toward Canada the sign says 13 miles. The mountain you see is Mt. Rainier, but you cannot see Mt. Rainier from the Canadian border. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Physical Evidence/Parents/Gone with the Wind (50th Anniversary)/The Dressmaker (1989). See more »
Soundtracks Living in the City See more »
Quotes Ned Perry: [after putting a teddy bear inside his dress to look like a pregnant woman] This is gonna be one really surprised obstetrician...
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