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Tom Hanks | Paul Edgecomb | |
David Morse | Brutus 'Brutal' Howell | |
Bonnie Hunt | Jan Edgecomb | |
Michael Clarke Duncan | John Coffey | |
James Cromwell | Warden Hal Moores | |
Michael Jeter | Eduard 'Del' Delacroix | |
Graham Greene | Arlen Bitterbuck | |
Doug Hutchison | Percy Wetmore | |
Sam Rockwell | William 'Wild Bill' Wharton | |
Barry Pepper | Dean Stanton | |
Jeffrey DeMunn | Harry Terwilliger | |
Patricia Clarkson | Melinda Moores | |
Harry Dean Stanton | Toot-Toot | |
Dabbs Greer | Old Paul Edgecomb | |
Eve Brent | Elaine Connelly | |
Paula Malcomson | Marjorie Detterick |
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Producer | Frank Darabont
David Valdes |
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Writer | Stephen King
Frank Darabont |
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Cinematography | David Tattersall
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Musician | Thomas Newman
Jeff Coopwood |
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Paul Edgecomb didn't believe in miracles. Until the day he met one. Miracles happen in unexpected places, even in the death-row cellblock at Cold Mountain Penitentiary. There John Coffey, a gentle giant of a prisoner with supernatural powers, brings a sense of spirit and humanity to his guards and fellow inmates. Tom Hanks leads a stellar ensemble (including Michael Clarke Duncan as Coffey) in this emotional, uplifting story of guards and captives; husbands and wives; prisoners and a remarkable mouse named Mr. Jingles; and, on another level, of a moviemaker and his source. That filmmaker is Frank Darabont, who returns after his 1994 directorial debut The Shawshank Redemption to adapt another tale by Stephen King into stirring, crowd-pleasing entertainment nominated for 4 Academy Awards®, including Best Picture. |
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