Alright, so some of you may have seen the early 90s classic, The Fugitive, it's a movie

starring Harrison Ford.

And the fugitive, of course, Harrison Ford's character is chasing the one-art man and

killed his wife.

That's Jim Buchanan, a writer for the Silva Herald and Western North Carolina, where a lot

of the fugitive was filmed.

Harrison Ford's character, Richard Kimble, was wrongly convicted for the murder, so he's

on a bus on the way to prison.

Suddenly, the other prisoners on the bus try to escape, and in all the commotion, the

bus goes off the road and crashes and slides down a hill until it ends up right on a train

track.

While trying to get a hold of himself after the accident, Richard Kimble realizes there's

a train coming towards the bus, and in a risky move decides to save one of the guards instead

of just getting out of there as fast as he could.

It's one of those really tense moments where you're not sure if the main guy is going

to make it out in time or not, but as you probably have guessed, he does.

Richard Kimble gets the guard to safety and then jumps off the bus at the last second as

the train slams into the center of the bus.

Immediately, fire started along the tracks as the train derails and falls on its side.

The bus, or at least what's left of it, is also on fire.

But what a lot of people who have watched that movie probably don't know is that that

train and bus collision was real.

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