“I’m tired, boss. Tired of always walking around alone like a sparrow in the rain. Tired of never being able to have a friend with me to tell me where we’re going, where we’re from and why. I’m especially tired of the evil that men do to all other men. Tired of all the pain I feel, I hear in the world every day, there’s too much for me. It’s like having pieces of glass stuck in your head all the time. Do you understand this?” John Coffey “The Gentle Giant” in The Green Mile

The film is based on one of Stephen King’s most famous novels, The Green Mile. King published the story in 1997 in 6 installments, recalling the style of Charles Dickens. Director Frank Darabont therefore had to bring everything together in a single script and this was no easy feat. In fact, Stephen King himself claimed not to envy Darabont because bringing everything together in a single script was not quite easy.

The mouse nicknamed Mr. Jingles was no ordinary animal. In fact, he was selected from more than 30 trained mice! The little mouse is now a very famous figure in the cinematic imagination, so much so that it has several Facebook pages dedicated to him!

Dominique Byron, who created this work, is an illustrator and graphic designer from Manchester. Expert and passionate about Cinema, she loves using bold colors and geometric shapes with a particular fondness for architecture.