Michael Clarke Duncan, a Hollywood icon known for his imposing presence, had a remarkable journey. Born in 1957, he overcame a tough upbringing to become a beloved actor. He first gained recognition in the movie “Armageddon” in 1998 and later delivered an unforgettable performance in “The Green Mile,” earning an Academy Award nomination. Duncan’s career was marked by diverse roles in films like “The Whole Nine Yards” and “Sin City.” Off-screen, he was known for his charitable work and friendliness.

In a recent tribute, Bruce Willis, Duncan’s co-star and friend, recalled their deep friendship that extended beyond their professional lives. They met on the set of “Armageddon” and found a unique bond. Willis praised Duncan’s acting talent, especially his role in “The Green Mile.” He also highlighted Duncan’s commitment to charitable causes and dedication to making the world a better place. Despite Duncan’s tragic passing in 2012, his legacy endures through his impactful performances and the lives he touched.

Duncan’s remarkable career and genuine personality are beautifully honored by Bruce Willis, illustrating the enduring impact of this gentle giant.