Michael Clarke Duncan

Film Deaths

The Green Mile (1999) [John Coffey]: Executed in the electric chair, while Tom Hanks, James Cromwell and the other guards reluctantly oversees the execution (his badly burned body is later seen by Tom in the mortuary).

The Whole Nine Yards (2000) [Franklin 'Frankie Figs' Figueroa]: Shot in the chest by Bruce Willis on the deck of a boat, after Bruce suddenly shifts his arm from Matthew Perry to Michael.

Pursued (2004) [Franklin Westbrook]: Shot in the head by Christian Slater, who makes it look like suicide

The Island (2005) [Starkweather]: Dies (off-screen) in surgery when the organs are harvested to transplant into his "sponsor"; we last see him on the operation table after being subdued and dragged back into surgery. (Note: this is his character's a clone, as his original character is briefly seen on a sports poster as a basketball player (and 'survives' the film)).

Sin City (2005) [Manute]: Shot repeatedly (along with his gang of thugs) in an ambushed by Clive Owen, Rosario Dawson, and Rosario's gang of prostitutes.

American Crude (2008) [Spinks]: Shot repeatedly in the back and chest by a dying Jennifer Esposito after he runs her over as revenge for racially berating him (and while double-crossing her). He dies after falling on top of her, so she can't escape.

Kung Fu Panda (2008; animated) [Commander Vichir]: Falls off a cliff to his death when Ian McShane causes an explosion.
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li (2009) [Balrog / Bison (Japanese Version)]: Freezes to death after Robin Shou impales him with a pipe at the end of a fight.
A Resurrection (Lost Sanctuary) (2013) [Addison]: Throat slit by either Antonio Costa or Patrick de Ledebur (off-screen); his body is shown when Mischa Barton discovers him.

Soldier of Fortune (2000) [Aaron Parsons/Hawk]: Shot in the chest at gunpoint by Earl Boen as Todd Susman looks on.

The Suffering: Ties That Bind (2005) [Blackmore]: Portraying an alternate personality of the player character, he is erased from Torque's mind in the "good" ending of the game. (Michael survives in the game's other endings.)