Pursuit
Wikimedia disambiguation page
Pursuit may refer to:
Arts and entertainment
Films
Pursuit (1935 film), a 1935 American action film
Pursuit (1972 American film), a made-for-TV film directed by Michael Crichton
Pursuit (1972 Hong Kong film), a Shaw Brothers film
Pursuit (1989 film), a TV miniseries directed by Ian Sharp
Pursuit (2015 film), an Irish film
Pursuit (2022 film), an American film
Apache Blood or Pursuit, a 1975 film directed by Vern Piehl
Music
Pursuit (album), 2012 album by Stuck in the Sound
The Pursuit (album), a 2009 album by Jamie Cullum
"Pursuit", a 2010 song by In Fear and Faith from the album, Imperial
Television
Episodes
"Pursuit", Baywatch Nights season 1, episode 1 (1995)
"Pursuit", Cadillacs and Dinosaurs episode 10 (1993)
"Pursuit", Crime Story season 2, episode 20 (1988)
"Pursuit", Death Note episode 4 (2006)
"Pursuit", .hack//Roots episode 20 (2007)
"Pursuit", Joker Game episode 10 (2016)
"Pursuit", Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 12, episode 17 (2011)
"Pursuit", The Big Valley season 2, episode 5 (1966)
"Pursuit", The Bill series 22, episode 35 (2006)
"Pursuit", The Guardians episode 2 (1971)
"Pursuit", The Tenant of Wildfell Hall episode 4 (1969)
"Pursuit", Voyagers!
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