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Stock Photo | | Item Specifics - DVDs | | | Format: | DVD | | Rating: | R | | | Leading Role: | Michael Clarke Duncan, Tom Hanks | | Release Date: | Jun 13, 2000 | | | Director: | Frank Darabont | | UPC: | 053939257922 | | | Region Code: | -- | | Display Format: | -- | | | Genre: | Drama | | Condition: | -- | | | Sub-Genre: | -- | | | | | | |
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| Movie description | Director Frank Darabont's second adaptation of a Stephen King prison tale (the first being 1994's nearly flawless THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION) is a hopeful charmer with a hint of the supernatural. The story focuses on Paul Edgecomb (Tom Hanks), a Louisiana security guard who works on death row during the Great Depression. When John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan), a gigantic black man convicted of raping and murdering two white girls, joins the other prisoners on the row, Paul's life is forever altered. Coffey doesn't fit the mold of a psychopathic killer; he's kind, gentle, and afraid of the dark. As the story progresses, Edgecomb learns that there is something more than simple goodness to Coffey. Building to a hopeful climax, Darabont once again proves that he is King's most loyal cinematic translator. The film features uniformly excellent performances in leading and supporting roles, notably Duncan as Coffey; David Morse and Barry Pepper as Hanks's fellow prison guards; and Michael Jeter as condemned killer Edward Delacroix.
| | Credits | | Producer: | David Valdes, Frank Darabont | | Cast: | Barry Pepper, Bonnie Hunt, Dabbs Greer, David Morse, Doug Hutchison, Eve Brent, Gary Sinise, Graham Greene, Harry Dean Stanton, James Cromwell, Jeffrey Demunn, Michael Clarke Duncan, Michael Jeter, Patricia Clarkson, Sam Rockwell, Tom Hanks, William Sadler |
| | Notes | DVD Features
Region 1
Snap Case
Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.78
Single Side - Dual Layer
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Additional Release Material:
Behind-The-Scenes Documentary - WALKING THE MILE
Trailers - 1.Theatrical Trailer
Interactive Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
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Production Notes
Theatrical release: December 10, 1999.
Most of the film was shot on the soundstage on the set of Cell Block E, the film's death row cell. The remaining scenes were shot in Nashville Tennessee, and Blowing Rock, North Carolina.
Tom Hanks elected to bulk up, weight-wise, for this film so that he seemed intimidating as a prison warden.
Although Michael Clarke Duncan had previously appeared in films such as FRIDAY and BULWORTH, his role in THE GREEN MILE dramatically raised his profile.
Certain VHS and DVD versions include the behind-the-scenes documentary WALKING THE MILE.
THE GREEN MILE won People's Choice Awards for Favorite Motion Picture and Favorite Dramatic Motion Picture at the January 2001 ceremonies.
| | Editorial reviews | "...[A] powerful and meticulously crafted drama....Hanks excels..."
Variety - p.56-70 - Todd McCarthy
"...[Hanks] is on par with his career-best work....A long walk to a worthwhile destination..." -- Rating: A-
Entertainment Weekly - p.67 - Bruce Fretts
"...There are several sequences of powerful emotion in the film....It tells a story with beginning, middle, end, vivid characters, humor, outrage and emotional release..."
Chicago Sun-Times - Roger Ebert (12/10/1999)
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