Michael Clarke Duncan

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Biography

Michael Clarke Duncan was raised by his single mother on Chicago's South Side. Michael grew up resisting drugs and alcohol, instead concentrating on school.…more

Born

12/10/1957, Chicago, Illinois (USA)

Birth Name

Michael Clarke Duncan

Gender

Male
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    • Michael played Manute in the 2005 film Sin City. He's signed on to reprise the role for the two sequels in 2008.
    • Michael is often mistaken for actor Ving Rhames. He even pretended to be Ving once when he was mistaken for him by a French woman while he was in Canada.
    • During his time as a bodyguard, Michael guarded stars such as Will Smith, Martin Lawrence and Jamie Foxx. He left that line of work when Notorious B.I.G. was shot and killed after Michael let a friend guard him that night.
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    • ( When Michael took Hanks hand in The Green Mile) Michael Clarke Duncan: We did one of those scenes where I take his hand and show him some things, ... and I remember Frank saying, 'Cut,' and everybody was just silent for a couple of minutes. Everybody was kind of crying. Tom was still crying. I was still crying. Frank didn't even know what to say. That was a moment I will never forget
    • ( When running into one of his fans) Michael Clarke Duncan: He turned around and he looked at me and he said, 'You are exactly what I pictured in my mind that John Coffey looked like,' ... All my questions went away.
    • (about keeping his emotions in between takes) Michael Clarke Duncan: You know, the only thing that was distracting was when you have your emotion up and they're changing the lights or they're changing the camera angles. You have to realize the emotion has to stay up. You can't go in the corner and say, "I'm gonna cool out for a minute. Let me know when you want me to cry again." I can't do that.
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