

Percy another guard is a bad man. He kills the mouse of another inmate and John Coffee is able to bring it back to life. Percy messed up the execution of a prisoner and makes him suffer more then he should have. Paul knows there is something it special about Coffee when he cues his urinary tract infection by just a touch. John Coffee then spits out some black bug like things that may be the illness. The guards even sneak Coffee out of prison to cure the warden’s wife who is dying. He sucks the black bug like things out of her and she in fine.
Paul does a little investigating and finds out that John Coffee did not hurt the girls. He found them dead and tried to bring them back to life. Another death role inmate raped and killed the girls but no one will open the investigation to save John Coffee. Percy gets insulted by this man and ends up killing him. Percy then ends up in a mental hospital himself.
Paul and his fellow guards are required to execute John Coffee. For many of them this was the last execution they would attend. Coffee wanted to go home and he was able to be at peace. Paul finishes the story from a nursing home confessing to his lady friend that he is over one hundred years old. John Coffee’s touch has kept him safe over the years.
The Green Mile is an Fantasy, Drama, Crime movie that was released in 1999 and has a run time of 3 hr 8 min. It has received moderate reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 8.6 and a MetaScore of 61.
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During their time shooting "The Green Mile," Michael Clarke Duncan related a story about his childhood to Tom Hanks. The story made an impact with Hanks apparently, as he told the story at Duncan's memorial service, cracking up the crowd. Watch the eulogy here.
A big, big voice has been silence. Cut down in July by a heart attack from which he never fully recovered, actor Michael Clarke Duncan has died today in Los Angels. He was 54 years old. Duncan, a former bodyguard, received his greatest recognition with an Oscar nomination for his supporting turn in Frank Darabont's "The Green Mile."
Duncan and reality star Omarosa had been planning to tie the knot only a few months from now before his sad death on Monday destroyed plans to wed and start a family.