The Green Mile | Stephen King: Storyteller | Warner Bros. Entertainment
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2012
- Filmmakers and writers discuss the magic behind Stephen King's novels.
The Green Mile is an Oscar-nominated Best Picture adaptation of a Stephen King novel about a gentle giant of a prisoner with supernatural powers, who brings a sense of spirit and humanity to his guards and fellow inmates. Oscar award-winning actor Tom Hanks heads the cast in this emotionally riveting story.
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I love the Green Mile.❤️
I just got the complete novel. I'm read in this and It at the same time. I believe that his novels are scary because there is always something to relate to
King,Hanks, .......... its real life about the deil race killing an innocent 14year old boy
The Talisman is the first adult novel I ever read. Seeing Peter Straub in this made me really happy
Never been able to decide between Shawshank and The Mile - perhaps there is no need to decide a favourite, both are masterpieces. However Mr Jingles may have put Green Mile Sightly ahead, but only by a whisker!!
Fascinating video thanks
The comment made at 12:56 is wrong. Stephen King's book Carrie was rejected 30 times before a publisher was willing to put it in print. My husband & I both have read most of Stephen King's work. There is an amazing point made regarding his work being so easy to make into movies by way of the descriptions that are written into the text. It's actually one of the reasons why I still like reading King's books today. As someone who suffers with a retinal disease that has robbed more than a fair chunk of my sight, his books are written so well with so many descriptive details of the world around his characters, I am still able to put a picture in my head of what's happening when I'm listening to audio books. A lot of authors don't do this; it makes reading some pieces really hard, esp when the narrator isn't the greatest; hwr, even with some pretty bad narrators, I've been able to pull those descriptions & still know what's happening in a King novel.
It actually broke my heart when I learned he was going blind. In truth, the macular degeneration retinal disease that has left Stephen King blind is actually a lot like the one I have that has left me blind. The one difference is that MD robs the central vision working outward from the center and spreads out to the peripheral whereas for me, RP (retinitis pigmentosa) works from the peripheral vision moving inward robbing sight. Both MD & RP can and does eventually rob all of one's sight incl'g light perception but it doesn't always progress to take over light perception. A lot of people with MD & RP have lived all their life without having the proverbial light go dark completely, but it does create its own brand of misery such as with light & sun sensitivity. In my case, it's like living with a pair of straws with Saran wrap around the ends of the tubes that keeps getting smaller & smaller, whereas MD is like having those straws work in reverse with the center vision gone and the loss going wider & wider yet being able to see light at the widest stretches of the peripheral until it's gone.
Ok Then ☺️, Humm I Feel like I just READ.A BOOK from that COMMENT 😂😁
It's a curse of the trade.
Don’t forget John Wydenham, Day of the Triffids amongst many!
Poor guy. What they do to U .
At lot of this is about what King "was", as if the man was dead.
George stinney jr