Tommy Lee Jones

Tommy Lee Jones is an American actor and filmmaker known for portraying stern, laconic characters in films such as The Fugitive, Men in Black, and No Country for Old Men.

The Fugitive: A 1993 action thriller in which a surgeon pursued for murder tries to find his wife's killer. Jones won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for playing Deputy U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerard.
Will Smith: An American actor, rapper, and film producer known for leading roles in blockbuster films. Smith's Agent J forms the comic partnership with Jones's Agent K in Men in Black.
Harvard University: A private research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, founded in 1636. Jones studied English literature there and graduated in 1969.
The Good Old Boys: A 1995 television western film adapted from Elmer Kelton's novel. Jones directed and starred in this early screen project as a Texas cowboy resisting settled life.
Men in Black: A 1997 science-fiction comedy about secret agents who monitor extraterrestrial life on Earth. Jones plays Agent K, whose dry restraint anchors the film's comic partnership.
Harrison Ford: An American actor known for playing Han Solo and Indiana Jones. Ford's fugitive doctor is pursued by Jones's Samuel Gerard in The Fugitive.
A Harvard Yard: The oldest part of Harvard University's campus and a central courtyard in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Jones lived in Harvard Yard as an undergraduate and shared a suite with Al Gore.
The Homesman: A 2014 western drama about a woman transporting three mentally ill women across the American frontier. Jones directed and co-starred in this frontier story about isolation and social hardship.
No Country for Old Men: A 2007 crime thriller directed by Joel and Ethan Coen, adapted from Cormac McCarthy's novel. Jones plays Sheriff Ed Tom Bell, a weary lawman confronting violence he cannot explain.
Oliver Stone: An American film director and screenwriter whose films often address political conflict and American history. Stone cast Jones as Clay Shaw in JFK, one of Jones's most acclaimed supporting roles.

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