The Green Mile Theme The paranormal John Coffey infuses the narrative with mystical qualities that the narrator is unable to explain. The motive for his abduction of the twin girls, for example, is still unknown, with Coffey only lamenting that he couldn't "take it back" without defining what "it" is. The Green mile (1999) Detailed information Director: Frank Darabont Writers: Stephen King Stars: Tom Hanks, Michael Clarke Duncan, David Morse Genre: Drama, Mystery & Suspense, Science Fiction & Fantasy In Theaters: Dec 10, 1999 Music by: Thomas Newman Cinema photography: David Tattersall Production company: Castle Rock Entertainment Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures Release date: December The Green Mile worksheets Live Worksheets Worksheets that listen. Worksheets that speak. Worksheets that motivate students. Worksheets that save paper, ink and time. Advertise here. Grammar worksheets. Vocabulary worksheets. Listening worksheets. Speaking worksheets. In the case of the tumor he makes an exception to his usual rule and retains the gnats long enough to breathe them into Percy. Percy instantly goes nuts, murders Wild Bill (Mr. Rockwell)—who is, of course, the real murderer of the two little girls—and is carted off to an insane asylum. Serve him right, too, for stomping Mr Jingles! walked the Green Mile. It was a small door -- I had to duck my head when I went through, and John Coffey actually had to sit and scoot. You came out on a little landing, then went down three cement steps to a board floor. It was a miserable room without heat and with a metal roof, just like the one on the block to which it was an adjunct. Sam Rockwell joins the Mile for the scene where Billy goes crazy and attacks Dean. I ask Sam how he's been. He says he's been chomping at the bit to jump into The Green Mile and the skin of "Wild Bill". Sam is immediately likable. He's a solid actor, too (check out a quirky, magical, little movie called Box of Moonlight. Sam rocks in it…).