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Public memorial held for Michael Clarke Duncan
Sept. 10, 2012, 9:27 AM EST
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Mourners gathered in Los Angeles on Sunday to pay their respects to late actor Michael Clarke Duncan at a public memorial. The four-hour, closed-casket celebration of his life was held at the Hall of Liberty in Hollywood Hills' Forest Lawn Park cemetery.
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The service featured a slide show, touching speeches from friends and a screening of the 1999 film "The Green Mile," which earned Duncan an Oscar nomination. The 54-year-old died on September 3 from complications of a heart attack he suffered at his L.A. home in July.
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A private memorial for Duncan is expected to draw a crowd of Hollywood A-listers to Forest Lawn on Monday.
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Sep 10, 2012 11:08AM
I will miss seeing Michael Duncan Clark on the big screen. Not only was he a wonderful actor but he felt like a old friend. His latest venture "The Finder" was some of his best work. He played a smart and funny ex-lawyer, who had a heart of gold and a lot of mistakes to make up for. I thought he played this person with the greatest humility. Goodbye old friend, may your journey into the next life be smooth.
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