Uncover the Youthful Years of Academy Award Winner Tommy Lee Jones

Tommy Lee Jones wasn't the first (or second) choice for the miniseries. Still considered one of the best westerns of all time and a point of pride for any Texan, here are. The Fugitive's cast, director, screenwriter, and more revisit the film 30 years after its release. Read the oral history from Tommy Lee Jones, Joe Pantoliano, Andrew Davis, and more. “The Burial” stars Academy Award winners Tommy Lee Jones, left, and Jamie Foxx in a tale about a struggling funeral home owner who hires an unconventional personal. For his performance at Lt. Gerard, Jones won his first Academy Award and his first Golden Globe Award. 1. LINCOLN (2012) Jones plucked the plum role of abolitionist. Variety revisits the 1993 best supporting actor Oscar lineup with winner Tommy Lee Jones and nominees Leonardo DiCaprio, John Malkovich and more.

For his performance at Lt. Gerard, Jones won his first Academy Award and his first Golden Globe Award. 1. LINCOLN (2012) Jones plucked the plum role of abolitionist. Much of the praise for the film centered on Jones’s performance. Critics singled him out for taking what might have been a cliched, curmudgeonly character and injecting him. TOMMY LEE JONES started thinking about directing what would become his first feature on a deer hunt deep in the unforgiving landscape of West Texas. There was no script. At Sunday night’s Academy Awards, Harvard graduate Tommy Lee Jones ’69 is in the running as best supporting actor for his role as firebrand abolitionist Senator Thaddeus. Veteran character actor Tommy Lee Jones, who thrilled audiences with his portrayal of Dr. Richard Kimble’s dogged nemesis in “The Fugitive,” was named best. Tommy Lee Jones wasn't the first (or second) choice for the miniseries. Still considered one of the best westerns of all time and a point of pride for any Texan, here are.

The Fugitive's cast, director, screenwriter, and more revisit the film 30 years after its release. Read the oral history from Tommy Lee Jones, Joe Pantoliano, Andrew Davis, and more.