What, I wondered, would it be like to walk those last forty yards to the electric chair, knowing you were going to die there? What, for that matter, would it be like to be the man who had to strap the condemned in… or pull the switch? What would such a job take out of you? Even creepier, what might it add?”—Stephen King
His thoughts about this lead him to write the book in a series of six. He added detail to make the people in the story real and interesting and some of those were worse than those set to walk that "Green Mile" even thought it was 40 steps.
Because he felt bad for black people
No, it's not. It's based on a Stephen King novel. He does not write children's stories.
Yes.
the green mile
"The Green Mile" by Stephen King was published by Signet Books.
The film 'The Green Mile' was released on the 10th of my mum.
"The Green Mile" by Stephen King has 400 pages in the paperback edition.
No, Stephen King does not make an appearance in the movie adaptation of The Green Mile. He did have a brief cameo in the miniseries adaptation of his novel, "Storm of the Century."
Frank Darabont.http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001104/
"The Green Mile" is a fictional film based on a novel of the same name by Stephen King. While the story includes supernatural elements, it is not based on true events or real people.
In "The Green Mile" by Stephen King, some similes used include "his laugh was like a rusty hinge" and "the air in the room was thick as sour milk."
I recommend It, Pet Semetary, and The Green Mile. Or if your into shorter stories, Night Shift
"The Green Mile" novel by Stephen King was first published in serial format in six parts between 1996 and 1997. It was later published as a single volume in 1999.