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00:01:46 Mr. Dufresne, describe...
00:01:48 ...the confrontation you had with
00:01:57 It was very bitter.
00:01:59 She said she was glad I knew,
00:02:05 And she said that she wanted
00:02:08 -What was your response?
00:02:12 "I'll see you in hell
00:02:15 Those were your words,
00:02:19 If they say so.
00:02:21 I really don't remember.
00:02:24 What happened after you argued
00:02:27 She packed a bag.
00:02:30 She packed a bag to go
00:02:34 Glenn Quentin, golf pro
00:02:38 ...whom you had discovered
00:02:43 Did you follow her?
00:02:46 I went to a few bars first.
00:02:48 Later, I drove to his house
00:02:53 I parked in the turnout...
00:02:55 ...and waited.
00:02:56 With what intention?
00:02:58 I'm not sure.
00:03:01 I was confused...
00:03:02 ...drunk.
00:03:05 I think...
00:03:06 ...mostly I wanted to scare them.
00:03:08 When they arrived, you went up
00:03:12 I was sobering up.
00:03:14 I got back in the car
00:03:18 Along the way, I threw my gun
00:03:21 I've been very clear on this point.
00:03:23 I get hazy where the cleaning woman
00:03:27 ...and finds your wife in bed
00:03:30 ...riddled with .38-caliber bullets.
00:03:33 Does that strike you as a
00:03:38 Yes, it does.
00:03:39 Yet you still maintain
00:03:42 ...before the murders took place.
00:03:44 That's very convenient.
00:03:47 It's the truth.
00:03:49 The police dragged that river for
00:03:53 ...so no comparison could be made
00:03:57 ...taken from the bloodstained corpses
00:04:01 And that also...
00:04:04 ...is very convenient.
00:04:09 Since I am innocent of this crime...
00:04:11 ...I find it decidedly inconvenient
00:04:32 Ladies and gentlemen, you've heard
00:04:36 We have the accused at the scene
00:04:40 Bullets on the ground
00:04:43 A broken bourbon bottle,
00:04:46 And most of all...
00:04:47 ...we have a beautiful young woman
00:04:51 ...lying dead in each other's arms.
00:04:54 They had sinned.
00:04:57 But was their crime so great...
00:05:00 ...as to merit a death sentence?
00:05:02 While you think about that...
00:05:06 ...think about this:
00:05:08 A revolver holds six bullets, not eight.
00:05:12 I submit that this was not
00:05:16 That at least could be understood,
00:05:19 No.
00:05:20 This was revenge...
00:05:21 ...of a much more brutal,
00:05:26 Four bullets per victim.
00:05:29 Not six shots fired, but eight.
00:05:31 That means that he fired
00:05:35 ...and then stopped to reload...
00:05:37 ...so that he could shoot
00:05:40 An extra bullet per lover...
00:05:43 ...right in the head.
00:05:48 You strike me as a particularly icy
00:05:53 It chills my blood just to look at you.
00:05:57 By the power vested in me
00:06:00 ...I hereby order you to serve
00:06:05 ...one for each of your victims.
00:06:31 Sit.
00:06:37 We see you've served
00:06:40 -Yes, sir.
00:06:44 Yes, sir. Absolutely, sir.
00:06:47 I mean, I learned my lesson.
00:06:50 I can honestly say
00:06:57 I'm no longer a danger to society.
00:06:59 That's God's honest truth.
00:07:36 Hey, Red.
00:07:37 How'd it go?
00:07:39 Same old shit, different day.
00:07:41 Yeah, I know how you feel.
00:07:43 I'm up for rejection next week.
00:07:46 Yeah, I got rejected last week.
00:07:48 It happens.
00:07:50 Hey, Red, bump me a deck.
00:07:51 Get out of my face, man!
00:07:55 Four!
00:07:57 There must be a con like me
00:08:00 I'm the guy who can get it for you.
00:08:02 Cigarettes, a bag of reefer,
00:08:05 ...bottle of brandy to celebrate
00:08:09 Damn near anything within reason.
00:08:11 Yes, sir!
00:08:17 So when Andy Dufresne
00:08:20 ...and asked me to smuggle
00:08:24 ...I told him, "No problem. "
00:09:06 Andy came to Shawshank Prison...
00:09:09 ...in early 1947 for murdering his wife
00:09:13 On the outside, he'd been vice president
00:09:17 Good work for a man so young.
00:10:00 You speak English, butt-steak?
00:10:02 You follow this officer.
00:10:16 I never seen such a sorry-looking
00:10:20 Hey, fish! Come over here!
00:10:45 Taking bets today, Red?
00:10:47 Smokes or coin? Bettor's choice.
00:10:49 Smokes. Put me down for two.
00:10:51 All right, who's your horse?
00:10:53 That little sack of shit.
00:10:56 -Eighth. He'll be first.
00:10:59 You're out some smokes, son.
00:11:01 If you're so smart, you call it.
00:11:03 I'll take that chubby fat-ass there.
00:11:07 The fifth one.
00:11:12 Fresh fish today!
00:11:14 We're reeling them in!
00:11:17 I admit I didn't think much of Andy
00:11:21 Looked like a stiff breeze
00:11:24 That was my first impression of the man.
00:11:26 What do you say?
00:11:27 That tall drink of water
00:11:31 That guy? Never happen.
00:11:33 -1 0 cigarettes.
00:11:35 Who's going to prove me wrong?
00:11:38 Heywood? Jigger?
00:11:40 Skeets?
00:11:41 Floyd!
00:11:43 Four brave souls.
00:11:45 Return to your cellblocks
00:11:48 All prisoners,
00:12:11 Turn to the right!
00:12:12 Eyes front.
00:12:26 This is Mr. Hadley.
00:12:29 I'm Mr. Norton, the warden.
00:12:31 You are convicted felons.
00:12:33 That's why they've sent you to me.
00:12:36 Rule number one:
00:12:37 No blasphemy.
00:12:39 I'll not have the Lord's name
00:12:43 The other rules...
00:12:44 ...you'll figure out as you go along.
00:12:48 When do we eat?
00:12:57 You eat when we say you eat.
00:12:59 You shit when we say you shit,
00:13:02 You got that,
00:13:07 On your feet.
00:13:08 I believe in two things:
00:13:10 Discipline and the Bible.
00:13:13 Here, you'll receive both.
00:13:16 Put your trust in the Lord.
00:13:19 Your ass belongs to me.
00:13:22 Welcome to Shawshank.
00:13:29 Unhook them.
00:13:36 Turn around.
00:13:44 That's enough.
00:13:46 Move to the end of the cage.
00:13:49 Turn around. Delouse him.
00:13:53 Turn around.
00:13:57 Move out of the cage.
00:14:00 Next man up!
00:14:03 To the right.
00:14:05 Right. Right.
00:14:07 Left.
00:14:08 The first night's the toughest.
00:14:12 They march you in
00:14:15 ...skin burning and half-blind
00:14:20 And when they put you in that cell...
00:14:22 ...and those bars slam home...
00:14:25 ...that's when you know it's for real.
00:14:28 Old life blown away
00:14:31 Nothing left but all the time
00:14:36 Most new fish come close to madness
00:14:39 Somebody always breaks down crying.
00:14:43 Happens every time.
00:14:45 The only question is...
00:14:47 ...who's it going to be?
00:14:50 It's as good a thing
00:14:54 I had my money on Andy Dufresne.
00:15:05 Lights out!
00:15:27 I remember my first night.
00:15:30 Seems like a long time ago.
00:15:35 Hey, fish.
00:15:38 Fish, fish.
00:15:41 What are you, scared of the dark?
00:15:45 Bet you wish your daddy
00:15:48 Piggy! Pork!
00:15:59 The boys always go fishing
00:16:03 And they don't quit
00:16:07 Hey, Fat Ass.
00:16:10 Fat Ass!
00:16:12 Talk to me, boy.
00:16:15 I know you're there.
00:16:17 Don't you listen to these nitwits,
00:16:20 This place ain't so bad.
00:16:23 Tell you what...
00:16:25 ...I'll introduce you around,
00:16:28 I know a couple of
00:16:32 ...love to make your acquaintance.
00:16:34 Especially that big, white,
00:16:37 God!
00:16:39 I don't belong here!
00:16:40 -We have a winner!
00:16:43 And it's Fat Ass by a nose!
00:16:49 Fresh fish!
00:16:56 I want to go home!
00:16:59 I want my mother!
00:17:00 I had your mother!
00:17:07 What the Christ is this horseshit?
00:17:09 He blasphemed. I'll tell the warden.
00:17:11 You'll tell him
00:17:13 Let me out!
00:17:14 What is your malfunction,
00:17:18 Please! I ain't supposed to be here.
00:17:21 Not me!
00:17:22 I won't count to three.
00:17:25 You shut up,
00:17:27 Shut up, man. Shut up!
00:17:31 You don't understand.
00:17:33 Open that cell.
00:17:35 Me neither! They run this place
00:17:45 Son of a bitch!
00:17:52 Captain, take it easy!
00:18:16 If I hear so much as a mouse fart
00:18:19 ...I swear by God and Jesus,
00:18:23 Every last motherfucker in here.
00:18:28 Call the trustees. Take that
00:18:45 His first night in the joint, Dufresne
00:18:50 He never made a sound.
00:19:08 Tier 3 north, clear count!
00:19:11 Tier 2 north, clear count.
00:19:13 Tier 3 south, clear.
00:19:20 Prepare to roll out.
00:19:25 Roll out!
00:20:18 Are you going to eat that?
00:20:21 I hadn't planned on it.
00:20:24 Do you mind?
00:20:33 That's nice and ripe.
00:20:46 Jake says thank you.
00:20:48 Fell out of his nest
00:20:53 I'm going to look after him
00:20:57 Oh, no! Here he comes.
00:21:02 Morning, fellas.
00:21:04 Fine morning, isn't it?
00:21:06 You know why it's a fine morning,
00:21:08 Send them down.
00:21:11 ...just like a pretty little
00:21:14 Look at that.
00:21:16 -I can't stand this guy.
00:21:19 Yes! Richmond, Virginia.
00:21:22 Smell my ass!
00:21:24 After he smells mine.
00:21:26 That's a shame about your horse
00:21:30 But I sure do love
00:21:32 I owe that boy a big kiss
00:21:36 Why don't you give him some of your
00:21:40 Hey, Tyrell.
00:21:42 You pull infirmary duty this week?
00:21:45 How's my horse doing anyway?
00:21:46 Dead.
00:21:48 Hadley busted his head up pretty good.
00:21:51 Doc had gone home for the night.
00:21:53 Poor bastard lay there
00:21:56 By then, there wasn't nothing
00:22:04 What was his name?
00:22:09 What'd you say?
00:22:12 I was just wondering
00:22:14 What the fuck do you care, new fish?
00:22:18 Doesn't fucking matter
00:22:42 Anybody come at you yet?
00:22:46 Anybody get to you yet?
00:22:50 Hey, we all need friends in here.
00:22:52 I could be a friend to you.
00:23:03 Hard to get.
00:23:06 I like that.
00:23:14 Andy kept pretty much
00:23:18 I guess he had a lot on his mind...
00:23:20 ...trying to adapt
00:23:23 Wasn't until a month went by
00:23:27 ...to say more than two words
00:23:30 As it turned out...
00:23:32 ...that somebody was me.
00:23:42 I'm Andy Dufresne.
00:23:45 Wife-killing banker.
00:23:49 Why'd you do it?
00:23:51 I didn't, since you ask.
00:23:53 You're going to fit right in.
00:23:55 Everybody in here's innocent.
00:23:58 -What you in here for?
00:24:04 Rumor has it you're a real cold fish.
00:24:07 You think your shit smells
00:24:11 What do you think?
00:24:12 To tell you the truth,
00:24:16 I understand you're a man
00:24:20 I'm known to locate certain things
00:24:23 I wonder if you might get me
00:24:26 A rock hammer.
00:24:28 -What is it and why?
00:24:32 For a toothbrush, I wouldn't ask.
00:24:35 But a toothbrush
00:24:39 Fair enough.
00:24:40 A rock hammer is about
00:24:43 -Looks like a miniature pickax.
00:24:45 For rocks.
00:24:49 Quartz?
00:24:54 And some mica, shale...
00:24:59 ...limestone.
00:25:00 So?
00:25:02 So I'm a rock hound.
00:25:04 At least I was in my old life.
00:25:07 Or maybe you'd like to sink your toy
00:25:12 No, I have no enemies here.
00:25:14 No? Wait a while.
00:25:17 Word gets around.
00:25:19 The Sisters have taken
00:25:23 Especially Bogs.
00:25:26 Don't suppose it would help if l
00:25:29 Neither are they.
00:25:31 You have to be human first.
00:25:39 Bull queers take by force.
00:25:43 If I were you, I'd grow eyes
00:25:47 -Thanks for the advice.
00:25:50 You understand my concern.
00:25:52 If there's trouble,
00:25:55 Then I'd guess you want to escape.
00:26:00 What did I miss?
00:26:02 You'll understand
00:26:06 What's an item like this usually go for?
00:26:08 Seven dollars in any rock-and-gem shop.
00:26:11 My normal markup's 20 percent.
00:26:14 But this is a specialty item.
00:26:16 Risk goes up, price goes up.
00:26:21 Ten it is.
00:26:24 Waste of money, if you ask me.
00:26:26 Why's that?
00:26:29 Folks around this joint
00:26:33 They find it, you're going to lose it.
00:26:35 If they catch you, you don't know me.
00:26:37 Mention my name, we never
00:26:40 Not for shoelaces or a stick of gum.
00:26:44 I understand.
00:26:46 Thank you, Mr....
00:26:49 Red.
00:26:50 Name's Red.
00:26:53 Why do they call you that?
00:26:58 Maybe it's because I'm Irish.
00:27:08 I could see why some of the boys
00:27:11 He had a quiet way about him...
00:27:14 ...a walk and a talk that just
00:27:18 He strolled...
00:27:20 ...like a man in the park without a care
00:27:24 Like he had on an invisible coat
00:27:31 I think it'd be fair to say...
00:27:33 ...I liked Andy from the start.
00:27:37 Let's go! Some of us
00:27:43 Move it! Come on, move it!
00:27:48 How you doing?
00:28:28 Andy was right.
00:28:29 I finally got the joke.
00:28:32 It would take a man about 600 years...
00:28:34 ...to tunnel under the wall
00:28:40 -Book?
00:28:48 Book?
00:28:56 Delivery for Dufresne.
00:29:15 Here's your book.
00:29:22 Thanks.
00:29:29 We're running low on hexite.
00:30:08 This will blind you.
00:30:10 Honey, hush.
00:30:24 That's it. You fight!
00:30:27 Better that way.
00:30:36 I wish I could tell you
00:30:39 ...and the Sisters let him be.
00:30:42 I wish I could tell you that...
00:30:43 ...but prison is no fairy-tale world.
00:30:47 He never said who did it.
00:30:49 But we all knew.
00:30:56 Things went on like that for a while.
00:30:58 Prison life consists of routine...
00:31:01 ...and then more routine.
00:31:05 Every so often, Andy would show up
00:31:10 The Sisters kept at him.
00:31:12 Sometimes he was able
00:31:14 Sometimes not.
00:31:17 And that's how it went for Andy.
00:31:20 That was his routine.
00:31:22 I do believe those first two years
00:31:26 And I also believe that
00:31:29 ...this place would have
00:31:32 But then, in the spring of 1949...
00:31:35 ...the powers that be decided:
00:31:37 The roof of the license-plate factory
00:31:41 I need a dozen volunteers
00:31:45 As you know...
00:31:47 ...special detail carries with it
00:31:50 It was outdoor detail...
00:31:53 ...and May is one damned fine month
00:31:57 Stay in line there.
00:31:59 More than a hundred men
00:32:06 Wallace E. Unger.
00:32:09 Ellis Redding.
00:32:12 Wouldn't you know it?
00:32:14 Me and some fellows I know
00:32:17 Andrew Dufresne.
00:32:19 It only cost us
00:32:23 I made my usual 20 percent, of course.
00:32:25 So this big-shot lawyer
00:32:29 I say, "Yeah?"
00:32:30 He says, "Sorry to inform you,
00:32:34 -I'm sorry to hear that.
00:32:38 Ran off years ago.
00:32:40 So this lawyer fellow says to me:
00:32:43 "He died a rich man." Oil wells
00:32:47 A million bucks?
00:32:49 -Incredible how lucky some assholes get.
00:32:54 Thirty-five thousand.
00:32:57 Dollars?
00:32:59 That's great! That's like
00:33:02 Isn't it?
00:33:03 Dumb shit, what do you think
00:33:06 Take a big wet bite
00:33:09 Poor Byron.
00:33:12 Terrible fucking luck, huh?
00:33:15 Some people really got it awful.
00:33:17 Andy, are you nuts?
00:33:19 Keep your eyes on your mop, man!
00:33:21 You'll pay some tax,
00:33:24 Yeah, maybe enough to buy
00:33:27 I got to pay tax on the car. Repair...
00:33:29 ...maintenance, kids pestering you
00:33:33 Then if you figure your tax wrong,
00:33:37 I tell you! Uncle Sam!
00:33:39 He puts his hand in your shirt
00:33:45 -Getting himself killed.
00:33:47 Some brother.
00:33:55 Mr. Hadley...
00:33:57 ...do you trust your wife?
00:34:00 Oh, that's funny.
00:34:02 You'll look funnier
00:34:04 What I mean is, do you think
00:34:09 Step aside, Mert. This fucker's
00:34:12 He'll push him off!
00:34:13 If you trust her, you can keep...
00:34:15 ...that 35,000.
00:34:17 -What did you say?
00:34:21 All of it.
00:34:22 -Every penny.
00:34:25 If you want to keep it,
00:34:27 The IRS allows a one-time-only gift
00:34:31 -Bullshit. Tax-free?
00:34:34 IRS can't touch one cent.
00:34:36 You're that smart banker
00:34:39 Why should I believe you?
00:34:42 It's legal. Ask the IRS.
00:34:45 I feel stupid telling you this.
00:34:49 I don't need you to tell me
00:34:53 Of course not. But you do need
00:34:56 That'll cost you. A lawyer.
00:34:58 A bunch of ball-washing bastards!
00:35:00 I suppose I could set it up for you.
00:35:04 You get the forms, I'll prepare them...
00:35:06 ...nearly free of charge.
00:35:09 I'd only ask three beers apiece
00:35:13 "Coworkers." That's rich!
00:35:15 A man working outdoors
00:35:18 ...if he can have a bottle of suds.
00:35:22 ...sir.
00:35:27 What are you jimmies staring at?
00:35:29 Let's go! Work!
00:35:39 And that's how it came to pass...
00:35:41 ...that on the second-to-last
00:35:44 ...the convict crew that tarred
00:35:49 ...wound up sitting in a row
00:35:52 ...drinking icy-cold beer,
00:35:57 ...that ever walked a turn
00:36:01 Drink up while it's cold, ladies.
00:36:04 The colossal prick even managed
00:36:09 We sat and drank with the sun
00:36:14 We could have been tarring
00:36:18 We were the lords of all creation.
00:36:21 As for Andy...
00:36:23 ...he spent that break
00:36:25 ...a strange little smile on his face...
00:36:28 ...watching us drink his beer.
00:36:38 Want a cold one?
00:36:40 No, thanks. I gave up drinking.
00:36:46 You could argue he done it
00:36:50 Or maybe make a few friends
00:36:54 Me?
00:36:56 I think he did it
00:36:59 ...if only for a short while.
00:37:03 King me.
00:37:06 -Chess. Now there's a game of kings.
00:37:09 Civilized. Strategic.
00:37:11 And a total fucking mystery.
00:37:14 Let me teach you someday.
00:37:18 Sure.
00:37:19 We could get a board together.
00:37:21 You're talking to the right man.
00:37:24 We might do business on a board,
00:37:28 One side in alabaster, one in soapstone.
00:37:32 I think it'll take years.
00:37:33 Years I got.
00:37:36 Pickings are pretty slim in the yard.
00:37:38 Pebbles, mostly.
00:37:44 We're getting to be
00:37:47 Yeah, I guess.
00:37:50 Can I ask you something?
00:37:52 Why'd you do it?
00:37:55 I'm innocent, Red.
00:37:57 Just like everybody else here.
00:38:03 What are you in for?
00:38:07 Murder. Same as you.
00:38:09 Innocent?
00:38:13 Only guilty man in Shawshank.
00:39:12 Where's the canary?
00:39:14 How did you know?
00:39:15 -How did I know what?
00:39:18 Come.
00:39:21 This is where the canary is.
00:39:26 Quite a surprise to hear
00:39:32 That's quite a...
00:39:34 ...surprise.
00:39:40 Wait, wait.
00:39:42 Here she comes.
00:39:44 I like this part when she
00:39:47 I know. I've seen it
00:39:50 Gilda, are you decent?
00:39:52 Me?
00:39:56 God, I love it.
00:40:03 I understand you're a man
00:40:06 I'm known to locate certain things
00:40:10 -Rita Hayworth.
00:40:13 Can you get her?
00:40:15 So this is Johnny Farrel.
00:40:20 -Take a few weeks.
00:40:22 I don't have her stuffed down the front
00:40:27 But I'll get her.
00:40:29 Relax.
00:40:32 Thanks.
00:40:53 -Get out!
00:40:55 I said fuck off!
00:41:02 Ain't you going to scream?
00:41:05 Let's get this over with.
00:41:12 He broke my fucking nose!
00:41:22 Now...
00:41:24 ...I'm going to open my fly...
00:41:26 ...and you'll swallow
00:41:30 Then you'll swallow Rooster's.
00:41:33 He ought to have
00:41:35 You put it in my mouth,
00:41:37 No, you don't understand.
00:41:40 Do that and I'll put all eight inches
00:41:43 All right, but you should know
00:41:47 ...causes the victim to bite down hard.
00:41:49 In fact, I hear the bite reflex
00:41:53 ...they have to pry
00:41:55 ...with a crowbar.
00:41:59 Where do you get this shit?
00:42:01 I read it.
00:42:04 You know how to read,
00:42:08 Honey!
00:42:11 You shouldn't!
00:42:15 Bogs didn't put anything
00:42:18 And neither did his friends.
00:42:20 What they did do is beat him
00:42:25 Andy spent a month in the infirmary.
00:42:28 Bogs spent a week in the hole.
00:42:34 Time's up, Bogs.
00:42:39 It's your world, boss.
00:42:44 Return to your cellblocks
00:42:47 All prisoners report for lock down.
00:43:04 What?
00:43:17 -Where's he going?
00:43:25 Help!
00:43:30 Two things never happened again
00:43:32 The Sisters never
00:43:36 And Bogs would never walk again.
00:43:40 They transferred him
00:43:43 To my knowledge, he lived out
00:43:46 ...drinking his food through a straw.
00:43:49 Andy could use a nice welcome back
00:43:55 Sounds good to us.
00:43:56 I figure we owe him that much
00:43:59 The man likes to play chess.
00:44:02 Let's get him some rocks.
00:44:35 Guys!
00:44:37 I got one.
00:44:38 I got one. Look!
00:44:42 Heywood, that isn't soapstone!
00:44:46 What are you, a fucking geologist?
00:44:48 He's right. It ain't.
00:44:50 -What the hell is it then?
00:44:53 -Bullshit!
00:44:56 Petrified.
00:45:06 Damn!
00:45:07 Despite a few hitches,
00:45:12 And by the weekend
00:45:14 ...we had enough rocks saved up
00:45:18 Also got a big shipment in that week.
00:45:21 Cigarettes...
00:45:22 ...chewing gum...
00:45:23 ...sipping whisky...
00:45:25 ...playing cards with naked ladies
00:45:28 And of course, the most important item:
00:45:33 Rita Hayworth herself.
00:46:10 Heads up.
00:46:13 Heads up.
00:46:17 119.
00:46:20 123.
00:46:31 On your feet.
00:46:35 Face the wall.
00:47:09 Turn around and face the warden.
00:47:17 Pleased to see you reading this.
00:47:20 Any favorite passages?
00:47:23 "Watch ye, therefore,
00:47:26 ...when the master
00:47:29 Mark 1 3:35.
00:47:32 I've always liked that one.
00:47:34 But I prefer...
00:47:36 ..."l am the light of the world.
00:47:38 Ye that followeth me
00:47:42 John, chapter 8, verse 1 2.
00:47:45 I hear you're good with numbers.
00:47:47 How nice.
00:47:49 Man should have a skill.
00:47:53 Explain this.
00:47:55 It's called a rock blanket.
00:48:00 A little hobby of mine.
00:48:12 It's pretty clean.
00:48:14 Some contraband here,
00:48:21 I can't say I approve of this.
00:48:24 But I suppose...
00:48:28 ...exceptions can be made.
00:48:39 Lock them up!
00:48:43 I almost forgot.
00:48:45 I'd hate to deprive you of this.
00:48:48 Salvation lies within.
00:48:50 Yes, sir.
00:48:59 Tossing cells was just an excuse.
00:49:02 Truth is...
00:49:04 ...Norton wanted to size Andy up.
00:49:19 My wife made that in church group.
00:49:24 Very nice, sir.
00:49:27 You enjoy working the laundry?
00:49:30 No, sir. Not especially.
00:49:32 Perhaps we can find something more...
00:49:34 ...befitting a man of your education.
00:49:44 Hey, Jake.
00:49:48 I thought I heard you out here.
00:49:51 I've been reassigned to you.
00:49:53 I know, they told me.
00:49:56 Ain't that a kick in the head?
00:49:58 Well, I'll give you the dime tour.
00:50:00 Come on.
00:50:03 Well, here she is.
00:50:05 The Shawshank Prison Library.
00:50:07 National Geographics...
00:50:10 ... Reader's Digest condensed books...
00:50:13 ...and Louis L'Amour.
00:50:15 Look magazine.
00:50:17 Erle Stanley Gardners.
00:50:19 Every evening I load up the cart
00:50:23 I enter the names
00:50:26 Easy, peasy, Japanese-y.
00:50:29 -Any questions?
00:50:33 I come here in '05,
00:50:38 And have you ever had an assistant?
00:50:41 No. Not much to it, really.
00:50:44 Why me? Why now?
00:50:45 I don't know.
00:50:47 But it'd be nice to have
00:51:01 That's him.
00:51:10 I'm Dekins.
00:51:12 I was thinking...
00:51:14 ...about setting up some kind of
00:51:21 I see.
00:51:28 Why don't we have a seat
00:51:34 Do you have a piece of paper
00:51:47 Thanks.
00:51:49 So....
00:51:52 Mister Dekins....
00:51:54 And then Andy says, "Mr. Dekins...
00:51:56 ...do you want your sons
00:52:00 He didn't say that!
00:52:01 As God as my witness!
00:52:04 Dekins blinked for a second...
00:52:05 ...then he laughed
00:52:09 -My ass!
00:52:11 I tell you, I near soiled myself!
00:52:14 All he needed was a suit and tie
00:52:18 ...he'd have been
00:52:21 Making a few friends?
00:52:24 I wouldn't say "friends."
00:52:26 I'm a convicted murderer
00:52:30 It's a wonderful pet to have.
00:52:32 Got you out of the laundry, though.
00:52:34 It might do more than that.
00:52:36 How about expanding the library.
00:52:39 If you ask for something,
00:52:43 How do you expect to do that?
00:52:46 ...get new books in here,
00:52:50 I'll ask the warden for funds.
00:52:52 Six wardens have been through here
00:52:57 ...one immutable, universal truth:
00:52:59 Not one born whose asshole...
00:53:01 ...wouldn't pucker up tighter than
00:53:06 -The budget's stretched thin as it is.
00:53:09 Maybe I could write the state senate
00:53:13 They have only three ways to spend
00:53:17 More walls, more bars, more guards.
00:53:19 I'd like to try, with permission.
00:53:22 -They can't ignore me forever.
00:53:25 But you write your letters
00:53:28 I'll even mail them for you.
00:53:32 So Andy started writing
00:53:35 ...just like he said.
00:53:40 And like Norton said...
00:53:43 ...Andy got no answers.
00:53:52 The following April, he did tax returns
00:53:58 Year after that, he did them all...
00:54:01 ...including the warden's.
00:54:04 Year after that, they
00:54:08 ...to coincide with tax season.
00:54:12 The guards on the opposing teams
00:54:16 So Moresby Prison...
00:54:18 ...issued you a gun,
00:54:20 Right. The holster too.
00:54:22 That's tax-deductible.
00:54:24 Yes, sir!
00:54:28 In fact, it got so busy at tax time,
00:54:33 Could you hand me
00:54:35 Got me out of the wood shop a month out
00:54:41 And still, he kept
00:54:50 It's Brooks.
00:54:53 Watch the door.
00:54:54 Please, Brooks.
00:54:56 -Calm the fuck down.
00:54:58 -Stay back, goddamn it!
00:55:01 One second he's fine,
00:55:03 We can talk about this, right?
00:55:05 There's nothing to talk about.
00:55:09 What's he done to you?
00:55:11 It's what they done!
00:55:13 I got no choice.
00:55:15 You won't hurt Heywood.
00:55:17 -Right, Heywood?
00:55:20 He's a friend of yours,
00:55:23 Right, guys?
00:55:25 So put the knife down.
00:55:28 Put the knife down.
00:55:32 Look at his neck, for God's sake.
00:55:35 Look at his neck. He's bleeding.
00:55:38 It's the only way...
00:55:39 ...they'd let me stay.
00:55:41 This is crazy.
00:55:44 Put it, put it down.
00:55:54 Take it easy.
00:55:56 You'll be all right.
00:55:59 Him? What about me?
00:56:01 Crazy old fool damn near cut my throat!
00:56:03 You've had worse from shaving.
00:56:05 What did you do to set him off?
00:56:07 Nothing.
00:56:10 Ain't you heard?
00:56:15 I just don't understand
00:56:18 Old man's crazy as a rat
00:56:21 That's enough out of you.
00:56:23 -Heard he had you shitting your pants.
00:56:26 Knock it off.
00:56:28 Brooks ain't no bug.
00:56:33 He's just institutionalized.
00:56:36 "Institutionalized," my ass.
00:56:38 The man's been in here 50 years,
00:56:42 This is all he knows.
00:56:44 In here, he's an important man...
00:56:46 ...an educated man.
00:56:48 Outside, he's nothing.
00:56:51 Just a used-up con
00:56:54 Probably couldn't get a library card
00:56:57 You know what I'm trying to say?
00:56:59 I do believe
00:57:03 You believe whatever you want.
00:57:06 But I tell you these walls are funny.
00:57:10 First you hate them.
00:57:13 Then you get used to them.
00:57:17 Enough time passes...
00:57:19 ...you get so you depend on them.
00:57:22 That's "institutionalized."
00:57:25 Shit.
00:57:26 -I could never get like that.
00:57:29 Wait till you've been here
00:57:32 Goddamn right.
00:57:36 They send you here for life...
00:57:39 ...that's exactly what they take.
00:57:42 Part that counts, anyway.
00:57:52 I can't take care of you no more, Jake.
00:57:56 You go on now.
00:57:58 You're free.
00:58:01 You're free.
00:58:21 Good luck, Brooksie.
00:58:59 Dear fellas:
00:59:01 I can't believe how fast things move
00:59:06 Watch it, old-timer!
00:59:10 I saw an automobile once
00:59:13 ...but now they're everywhere.
00:59:19 The world went and got itself
00:59:39 The parole board
00:59:43 ...called "The Brewer"...
00:59:44 ...and a job...
00:59:46 ...bagging groceries at the Food-Way.
00:59:50 It's hard work and I try to keep up...
00:59:52 ...but my hands hurt most of the time.
00:59:55 Make sure your man double-bags.
00:59:57 Last time, the bottom near came out.
01:00:00 Make sure you double-bag
01:00:03 Yes, sir. Surely will.
01:00:04 I don't think the store manager
01:00:11 Sometimes after work,
01:00:15 I keep thinking...
01:00:17 ...Jake might just show up
01:00:20 But he never does.
01:00:24 I hope, wherever he is, he's doing okay
01:00:32 I have trouble sleeping at night.
01:00:35 I have bad dreams like I'm falling.
01:00:38 I wake up scared.
01:00:40 Sometimes it takes me a while
01:00:46 Maybe I should get a gun and rob
01:00:51 I could shoot the manager while
01:00:57 I guess I'm too old
01:01:01 I don't like it here.
01:01:02 I'm tired of being afraid all the time.
01:01:07 ...not to stay.
01:01:19 I doubt they'll kick up any fuss...
01:01:22 ...not for an old crook like me.
01:02:25 "l doubt they'll kick up any fuss,
01:02:30 P.S. Tell Heywood I'm sorry
01:02:34 No hard feelings. Brooks."
01:02:46 He should have died in here.
01:02:54 What the fuck have you done?
01:02:55 It's a goddamn mess,
01:03:03 -What's all this?
01:03:08 Take it.
01:03:17 "Dear Mr. Dufresne:
01:03:20 In response to your inquiries...
01:03:22 ...the state has allocated the enclosed
01:03:27 This is $200.
01:03:29 "In addition, the library district
01:03:33 ...with a donation of used books
01:03:35 We trust this will fill your needs.
01:03:39 Please stop sending us letters."
01:03:41 Clear all this out
01:03:44 Yes, sir.
01:03:49 Good for you, Andy.
01:03:53 Wow!
01:03:56 It only took six years.
01:03:59 From now on, I'll write two
01:04:02 I believe you're crazy enough.
01:04:05 ...like he said.
01:04:06 I've got to pinch a loaf.
01:04:08 When I come back...
01:04:09 ...this is all gone, all right?
01:04:58 Do you hear that?
01:06:05 Dufresne!
01:06:09 Andy, let me out!
01:06:17 I have no idea to this day what those
01:06:22 Truth is, I don't want to know.
01:06:24 Some things are best left unsaid.
01:06:30 I like to think it was something
01:06:33 ...it can't be expressed in words...
01:06:35 ...and makes your heart ache
01:06:39 I tell you, those voices soared...
01:06:42 ...higher and farther than anybody
01:06:46 It was like a beautiful bird
01:06:50 ...and made those walls dissolve away.
01:06:53 And for the briefest of moments...
01:06:55 ...every last man at Shawshank
01:07:00 It pissed the warden off
01:07:04 Open the door.
01:07:08 Open it up!
01:07:11 Dufresne, open this door!
01:07:15 Turn that off!
01:07:23 I am warning you. Turn that off!
01:07:42 You're mine now.
01:07:51 Andy got two weeks in the hole
01:07:54 On your feet.
01:07:57 -Hey, look who's here.
01:08:01 You couldn't play something good, huh?
01:08:05 They broke the door down
01:08:07 -Was it worth two weeks?
01:08:11 -No such thing as easy time in the hole.
01:08:15 -Damn straight.
00:00:02 So they let you tote
00:00:08 It was in here.
00:00:10 In here.
00:00:12 That's the beauty of music. They...
00:00:14 ...can't get that from you.
00:00:20 Haven't you ever felt
00:00:24 Well, I played a mean harmonica
00:00:28 Lost interest in it, though.
00:00:30 Didn't make much sense in here.
00:00:32 Here's where it makes the most sense.
00:00:34 You need it so you don't forget.
00:00:36 Forget?
00:00:38 Forget that there are...
00:00:41 ...places...
00:00:43 ...in the world
00:00:48 There's something...
00:00:49 ...inside...
00:00:51 ...that they can't get to...
00:00:53 ...that they can't touch.
00:00:55 That's yours.
00:00:58 What are you talking about?
00:01:00 Hope.
00:01:02 Hope.
00:01:06 Let me tell you something, my friend.
00:01:08 Hope is a dangerous thing.
00:01:12 Hope can drive a man insane.
00:01:15 It's got no use on the inside.
00:01:17 You'd better get used to that idea.
00:01:21 Like Brooks did?
00:01:47 Sit down.
00:01:53 Says here that you've served
00:01:57 You feel you've been rehabilitated?
00:02:00 Oh, yes, sir.
00:02:02 Without a doubt.
00:02:04 I can honestly say I'm a changed man.
00:02:09 No danger to society here.
00:02:11 God's honest truth.
00:02:15 Absolutely rehabilitated.
00:02:27 Thirty years.
00:02:30 Jesus, when you say it like that....
00:02:32 You wonder where it went.
00:02:36 I wonder where 1 0 years went.
00:02:43 Here.
00:02:45 A little parole rejection present.
00:02:49 Go ahead and open it.
00:02:51 Went through one of your competitors.
00:02:53 I hope you don't mind.
00:03:06 It's very pretty.
00:03:09 Thank you.
00:03:13 You going to play it?
00:03:18 No.
00:03:23 Not right now.
00:03:41 Roll in!
00:04:17 Lights out!
00:04:52 Andy was as good as his word.
00:04:54 He wrote two letters a week
00:04:59 In 1959, the state senate
00:05:03 ...they couldn't buy him off
00:05:06 Appropriations Committee
00:05:10 ...just to shut him up.
00:05:12 And you'd be amazed how far
00:05:15 He made deals with book clubs,
00:05:18 He bought remaindered books
00:05:22 Treasure Island.
00:05:24 Robert Louis--
00:05:25 Stevenson.
00:05:26 Fiction, adventure.
00:05:30 What's next?
00:05:31 I got here Auto Repair...
00:05:35 ...and Soap Carving.
00:05:36 Trade skills and hobbies.
00:05:39 Count of Monte Crisco.
00:05:42 That's "Cristo," you dumb shit.
00:05:45 By Alexandree...
00:05:46 ...Dum-ass.
00:05:48 Dumb ass.
00:05:51 Dumb ass?
00:05:55 Dumas. Know what that's about?
00:05:59 You'd like it.
00:06:01 We ought to file that
00:06:06 The rest of us did our best
00:06:10 By the year Kennedy was shot...
00:06:12 ...Andy had transformed a storage room
00:06:17 ...into the best prison library
00:06:20 ...complete with a fine selection
00:06:30 That was also when Warden Norton...
00:06:32 ...instituted his famous
00:06:35 You may remember reading about it.
00:06:38 It made the papers
00:06:41 It's no free ride...
00:06:42 ..but rather a genuine
00:06:46 ...in corrections and rehabilitation.
00:06:48 Our inmates, properly supervised...
00:06:51 ...will be put to work
00:06:54 ...performing all manner
00:06:57 These men can learn the value...
00:07:00 ...of an honest day's labor and
00:07:03 ...at a bare minimum of expense
00:07:08 Of course he didn't tell the press...
00:07:11 ...that "bare minimum of expense"
00:07:14 There are 100 different ways
00:07:17 Men, materials, you name it.
00:07:20 And oh, my Lord,
00:07:23 At this rate,
00:07:26 With this pool of slave labor,
00:07:31 We're providing
00:07:34 That's fine for the papers,
00:07:40 We go back a long way.
00:07:42 I need this highway contract. I don't
00:07:48 You have some of this fine pie...
00:07:50 ...my missus made for you.
00:08:01 I wouldn't worry too much
00:08:04 I already got my boys
00:08:09 You be sure and thank Maisie
00:08:13 And behind every shady deal...
00:08:15 ...behind every dollar earned...
00:08:18 ...there was Andy, keeping the books.
00:08:21 Two deposits.
00:08:23 Maine National and New England First.
00:08:56 Get my stuff to the laundry. Two suits
00:09:00 If they over-starch my shirts again,
00:09:04 How do I look?
00:09:06 -Very nice.
00:09:09 Governor will be there.
00:09:11 You want the rest of this?
00:09:14 Woman can't bake worth shit.
00:09:17 Thank you, sir.
00:09:21 He's got his fingers
00:09:25 He's got scams you haven't even
00:09:29 A river of dirty money
00:09:32 Sooner or later, he'll have to
00:09:36 That's where I come in.
00:09:38 I channel it. Filter it. Funnel it.
00:09:40 Stocks, securities,
00:09:43 I send it out into the real world,
00:09:47 -Clean as a virgin's honeypot, huh?
00:09:50 By the time Norton retires,
00:09:56 If they ever catch on, he'll wind up
00:10:00 I thought you had
00:10:03 I know you're good,
00:10:06 Now anybody gets curious,
00:10:10 ...whatever.
00:10:11 It'll lead to somebody.
00:10:13 Sure it is, but not to me,
00:10:21 All right, who?
00:10:22 Randall Stevens.
00:10:24 Who?
00:10:25 The "silent" silent partner.
00:10:27 He's the guilty one,
00:10:30 It's where the filtering
00:10:32 They trace anything,
00:10:36 But who is he?
00:10:37 He's a phantom, an apparition.
00:10:42 I conjured him...
00:10:43 ...out of thin air.
00:10:45 He doesn't exist, except on paper.
00:10:51 You can't just make a person up.
00:10:53 Sure you can,
00:10:57 It's amazing what you
00:11:00 Mr. Stevens has a birth certificate...
00:11:03 ...driver's license, Social Security.
00:11:05 You're shitting me.
00:11:06 If they trace any accounts,
00:11:09 ...a figment of my imagination.
00:11:11 Well, I'll be damned!
00:11:15 Did I say you were good?
00:11:17 Shit, you are Rembrandt.
00:11:19 The funny thing is...
00:11:21 ...on the outside, I was an honest man,
00:11:25 I had to come to prison to be a crook.
00:11:36 Ever bother you?
00:11:38 I don't run the scams.
00:11:42 A fine line, maybe...
00:11:44 ...but I also built that library...
00:11:46 ...and used it to help guys
00:11:49 Why do you think
00:11:52 Keep you happy and doing the laundry.
00:11:54 Money instead of sheets.
00:11:56 Well, I work cheap.
00:12:15 Tommy Williams
00:12:18 ...on a two-year stretch for B and E.
00:12:20 That's breaking and entering to you.
00:12:22 Cops caught him sneaking TV sets
00:12:27 Young punk.
00:12:28 Mr. Rock 'n' Roll...
00:12:30 ...cocky as hell.
00:12:32 Come on, old boys.
00:12:34 Making me look bad.
00:12:36 We liked him immediately.
00:12:38 I'm backing out the door
00:12:42 A big old thing. I couldn't see shit.
00:12:46 "Freeze, kid, hands in the air."
00:12:48 I was standing there, holding onto
00:12:53 "You hear what I said, boy?"
00:12:56 But if I drop this, you get me
00:13:04 You done some stretch
00:13:07 Yeah, that was an easy piece of time,
00:13:11 Weekend furloughs.
00:13:13 Not like here.
00:13:14 Sounds like you done time all over.
00:13:17 I've been in and out since I was 1 3.
00:13:19 Name it, chances are I've been there.
00:13:22 Perhaps you should try a new profession.
00:13:26 What I mean is...
00:13:27 ...you're not a very good thief.
00:13:31 Yeah, what the hell
00:13:34 What are you in for?
00:13:36 Me?
00:13:39 A lawyer fucked me.
00:13:45 Everybody's innocent in here.
00:13:55 As it turned out, Tommy had himself
00:14:00 Maybe he thought of them
00:14:02 ...or his child growing up
00:14:05 Whatever it was...
00:14:07 ...something lit a fire
00:14:13 Thought I might try for
00:14:15 Hear you helped
00:14:19 I don't waste time with losers, Tommy.
00:14:23 I ain't no goddamn loser.
00:14:27 -You mean that?
00:14:30 You really mean that?
00:14:33 Yes, sir, I do.
00:14:34 Good. Because if we do this...
00:14:36 ...we do it all the way,
00:14:40 Thing is, see...
00:14:43 ...I don't read so good.
00:14:46 "Well."
00:14:49 You don't read...
00:14:51 ...so well.
00:14:54 We'll get to that.
00:15:00 So Andy took Tommy under his wing.
00:15:02 Started walking him through his ABC's.
00:15:07 Tommy took to it pretty well too.
00:15:09 Boy found brains he never knew he had.
00:15:14 Before long, Andy started him
00:15:18 He really liked the kid.
00:15:19 Gave him a thrill to help a youngster
00:15:23 But that wasn't the only reason.
00:15:26 Prison time is slow time.
00:15:29 So you do what you can to keep going.
00:15:31 Some fellas collect stamps.
00:15:34 Others build matchstick houses.
00:15:37 Andy built a library.
00:15:40 Now he needed a new project.
00:15:42 Tommy was it.
00:15:44 It was the same reason he spent years
00:15:49 The same reason he hung
00:15:53 In prison...
00:15:54 ...a man will do most anything
00:15:59 By 1966, right about the time Tommy
00:16:04 ...it was lovely Raquel.
00:16:22 Time.
00:16:28 Well?
00:16:31 Well, it's for shit.
00:16:33 I wasted a whole year
00:16:36 It's probably not that bad.
00:16:38 I didn't get a thing right.
00:16:42 Let's see how the score comes out.
00:16:44 I'll tell you
00:16:49 Two points, right there!
00:16:50 There's your goddamn score!
00:16:52 Goddamn cats crawling up trees,
00:16:56 Fuck this place!
00:16:58 Fuck it!
00:17:18 I feel bad.
00:17:19 I let him down.
00:17:20 That's crap, kid.
00:17:22 He's proud of you.
00:17:24 We're old friends,
00:17:27 Smart fellow, ain't he?
00:17:28 Smart as they come.
00:17:32 What's he in here for anyway?
00:17:34 Murder.
00:17:36 The hell, you say.
00:17:40 You wouldn't think it
00:17:43 Caught his wife in bed
00:17:55 What?
00:17:57 About four years ago...
00:18:00 ...I was in Thomaston
00:18:03 I stole a car.
00:18:05 It was a dumb-fuck thing to do.
00:18:08 About six months left to go...
00:18:10 ...I get a new cellmate in.
00:18:12 Elmo Blatch.
00:18:15 Big, twitchy fucker.
00:18:17 Kind of roomie you pray you don't get.
00:18:20 Six-to-twelve, armed burglary.
00:18:23 Said he pulled hundreds of jobs.
00:18:26 Hard to believe, high-strung as he was.
00:18:31 Talked all the time too. That's
00:18:36 Places he'd been in...
00:18:38 ...jobs he'd pulled, women he fucked.
00:18:41 Even people he killed.
00:18:44 People who "gave him shit."
00:18:48 That's how he put it.
00:18:52 So one night, like a joke...
00:18:55 ...I say to him,
00:18:58 So he says:
00:18:59 I got me this job one time,
00:19:04 ...so I could case all these big
00:19:10 So I pick out this guy...
00:19:13 ...go in one night...
00:19:14 ...and do his place.
00:19:17 He wakes up...
00:19:19 ...and gives me shit.
00:19:22 So I killed him.
00:19:25 Him and this tasty bitch he was with.
00:19:29 And that's the best part.
00:19:32 She's fucking this prick, see...
00:19:35 ...this golf pro,
00:19:38 Some hotshot banker.
00:19:42 And he's the one they pinned it on.
00:19:55 I have to say that's
00:20:00 What amazes me most
00:20:03 Sir?
00:20:06 It's obvious this fellow Williams
00:20:11 He hears your tale of woe
00:20:15 He's young, not terribly bright.
00:20:17 It's not surprising he wouldn't
00:20:21 Sir, he's telling the truth.
00:20:23 Let's say for the moment
00:20:27 You think he'd just fall to his knees
00:20:32 By the way,
00:20:35 With Tommy's testimony,
00:20:38 That's assuming Blatch is still there.
00:20:40 Chances are, he'd be released by now.
00:20:42 They'd have his last known address.
00:20:45 It's a chance, isn't it?
00:20:49 How can you be so obtuse?
00:20:51 What?
00:20:54 What did you call me?
00:20:56 Obtuse. Is it deliberate?
00:20:58 You're forgetting yourself.
00:20:59 The country club
00:21:02 Records, W-2s with his name on them.
00:21:05 If you want to indulge this fantasy,
00:21:08 Don't make it mine.
00:21:11 If I got out, I'd never mention
00:21:14 I'd be as indictable as you
00:21:18 Don't ever mention money to me,
00:21:21 Not in this office...
00:21:23 ...not anywhere.
00:21:25 I just wanted to put you at ease,
00:21:28 Solitary. A month.
00:21:31 What's wrong with you?
00:21:32 Get him out of here.
00:21:33 This is my chance to get out!
00:21:35 It's my life! Understand?!
00:21:37 Get him out!
00:21:41 A month in the hole.
00:21:43 That's the longest stretch
00:21:46 It's all my fault.
00:21:47 Bullshit.
00:21:49 You didn't pull the trigger
00:21:52 Are you saying Andy is innocent?
00:21:54 I mean, for real innocent?
00:21:57 It looks that way.
00:21:58 Sweet Jesus.
00:22:00 How long has he been here now?
00:22:03 1 947. What is that?
00:22:06 -Williams, Thomas.
00:22:14 What you got?
00:22:16 Board of Education.
00:22:17 That son of a bitch mailed it.
00:22:19 You going to open it or stand there
00:22:23 Thumb up my butt sounds better.
00:22:25 Skeets, come on.
00:22:29 Floyd, come on.
00:22:35 Will you throw that away, please?
00:22:43 Well, shit.
00:22:57 The kid passed. C + average.
00:23:00 Thought you'd like to know.
00:23:17 Warden wants to talk.
00:23:32 Out here?
00:23:33 That's what the man said.
00:23:51 Warden?
00:24:01 I'm asking you to keep this conversation
00:24:07 I feel awkward enough as it is.
00:24:27 We got a situation here.
00:24:29 I think you can appreciate that.
00:24:32 Yes, sir.
00:24:33 I sure can.
00:24:35 I tell you, son, this thing really
00:24:40 It's got me up nights.
00:24:45 The right thing to do...
00:24:48 ...sometimes it's hard to know
00:24:52 Do you understand?
00:24:56 I need your help, son.
00:24:59 If I'm going to move on this...
00:25:01 ...there can't be
00:25:05 I have to know...
00:25:06 ...if what you told Dufresne
00:25:09 Yes, sir.
00:25:10 Absolutely.
00:25:12 Would you be willing to swear
00:25:15 ...with your hand on the Good Book...
00:25:17 ...and take an oath
00:25:20 Just give me that chance.
00:25:26 That's what I thought.
00:26:12 I'm sure by now you've heard.
00:26:16 Terrible thing.
00:26:18 A man that young...
00:26:20 ...less than a year to go,
00:26:23 Broke Captain Hadley's heart
00:26:26 Truly, it did.
00:26:30 We just have to put it behind us.
00:26:34 Move on.
00:26:37 I'm done.
00:26:40 Everything stops.
00:26:43 Get someone else to run your scams.
00:26:47 Nothing stops.
00:26:50 Nothing.
00:26:54 Or you will do
00:26:57 No more protection from the guards.
00:27:00 I'll pull you out of that 1 -bunk Hilton
00:27:06 You'll think you've been
00:27:10 And the library?
00:27:12 Gone.
00:27:13 Sealed off, brick by brick.
00:27:16 We'll have us a little
00:27:19 They'll see the flames for miles.
00:27:21 We'll dance around it like wild Injuns.
00:27:25 You understand me? Catching my drift?
00:27:31 Or am I being obtuse?
00:27:45 Give him another month
00:28:32 My wife used to say
00:28:36 Like a closed book.
00:28:38 Complained about it all the time.
00:28:41 She was beautiful.
00:28:45 God, I loved her.
00:28:50 I didn't know how
00:28:55 I killed her, Red.
00:28:58 I didn't pull the trigger...
00:29:01 ...but I drove her away.
00:29:04 That's why she died, because of me...
00:29:07 ...the way I am.
00:29:17 That don't make you a murderer.
00:29:22 Bad husband, maybe.
00:29:27 Feel bad about it if you want,
00:29:30 No, I didn't.
00:29:32 Somebody else did.
00:29:35 And I wound up in here.
00:29:40 Bad luck, I guess.
00:29:46 It floats around.
00:29:48 It's got to land on somebody.
00:29:51 It was my turn, that's all.
00:29:54 I was in the path of the tornado.
00:30:02 I just didn't expect the storm
00:30:10 Think you'll ever get out of here?
00:30:13 Me?
00:30:17 Yeah.
00:30:19 One day, when I got
00:30:22 ...and two or three marbles
00:30:27 I tell you where I'd go.
00:30:30 Zihuatanejo.
00:30:32 Say what?
00:30:33 Zihuatanejo.
00:30:36 It's in Mexico.
00:30:39 A little place on the Pacific Ocean.
00:30:42 You know what the Mexicans say
00:30:47 They say it has no memory.
00:30:50 That's where I want to live
00:30:54 A warm place with no memory.
00:31:00 Open up a little hotel...
00:31:04 ...right on the beach.
00:31:06 Buy some worthless old boat...
00:31:08 ...and fix it up new.
00:31:12 Take my guests out...
00:31:14 ...charter fishing.
00:31:19 Zihuatanejo.
00:31:24 In a place like that, I could use
00:31:34 I don't think I could make it
00:31:43 I been in here most of my life.
00:31:47 I'm an institutional man now.
00:31:49 Just like Brooks was.
00:31:52 You underestimate yourself.
00:31:55 I don't think so.
00:32:00 In here I'm the guy who can get things
00:32:04 ...outside all you need
00:32:07 Hell, I wouldn't know
00:32:11 Pacific Ocean?
00:32:13 Shit.
00:32:15 Scare me to death,
00:32:17 Not me.
00:32:19 I didn't shoot my wife,
00:32:24 Whatever mistakes I made,
00:32:28 That hotel, that boat....
00:32:31 I don't think that's too much to ask.
00:32:38 You shouldn't be doing this to yourself.
00:32:40 This is just shitty pipe dreams.
00:32:43 Mexico is way down there
00:32:45 ...and that's the way it is.
00:32:47 Yeah, right.
00:32:51 It's down there and I'm in here.
00:32:56 I guess it comes down
00:33:01 Get busy living...
00:33:04 ...or get busy dying.
00:33:18 If you ever get out of here,
00:33:20 Sure, Andy. Anything.
00:33:24 There's a big hayfield up near Buxton.
00:33:30 -A lot of hayfields up there.
00:33:33 It's got a long rock wall
00:33:37 It's like something
00:33:40 It's where I asked my wife to marry me.
00:33:44 We went there for a picnic...
00:33:47 ...and made love under that oak...
00:33:49 ...and I asked and she said yes.
00:33:55 Promise me, Red.
00:33:58 If you ever get out...
00:33:59 ...find that spot.
00:34:02 At the base of that wall, there's a rock
00:34:08 Piece of black, volcanic glass.
00:34:13 Something's buried under it
00:34:17 What, Andy?
00:34:18 What's buried under there?
00:34:21 You'll have to pry it up...
00:34:23 ...to see.
00:34:30 No, I'm telling you. The guy is....
00:34:33 He's talking funny.
00:34:35 I'm really worried about him.
00:34:37 Let's keep an eye on him.
00:34:39 That's fine during the day,
00:34:44 Oh, Lord.
00:34:46 What?
00:34:48 Andy come down
00:34:51 He asked me for a length of rope.
00:34:53 Rope?
00:34:54 Six feet long.
00:34:56 And you gave it to him.
00:34:58 Sure. Why wouldn't l?
00:35:00 Jesus! Heywood.
00:35:02 How was I supposed to know?
00:35:04 Remember Brooks Hatlen?
00:35:08 Andy would never do that.
00:35:10 Never.
00:35:13 I don't know.
00:35:17 Every man has his breaking point.
00:35:21 Lickety-split.
00:35:24 Just about finished, sir.
00:35:42 Three deposits tonight.
00:35:51 Get my stuff down to the laundry.
00:35:53 And shine my shoes.
00:35:55 -I want them looking like mirrors.
00:36:03 It's good having you back.
00:36:05 Place wasn't the same without you.
00:36:52 Lights out!
00:37:25 I've had some long nights in stir.
00:37:27 Alone in the dark
00:37:30 ...time can draw out like a blade.
00:37:38 That was the longest night of my life.
00:37:56 Give me a count!
00:38:01 Tier 3 south, clear!
00:38:07 Man missing on tier 2, cell 245!
00:38:10 Dufresne!
00:38:12 Come out. You're holding up the show!
00:38:17 Don't make me come down
00:38:28 Damn it, you're putting me behind!
00:38:32 You'd better be sick or dead in there.
00:38:35 You hear me?
00:38:42 Oh, my Holy God.
00:39:00 I want every man
00:39:03 -Start with that friend of his.
00:39:08 Open 237.
00:39:13 What do you mean, "He just wasn't here"?
00:39:17 Don't tell me that again.
00:39:19 But sir, he wasn't.
00:39:20 I can see that, Haig!
00:39:24 Is that what you're saying?
00:39:26 -Am I blind, Haig?
00:39:29 What about you. You blind?
00:39:32 -Tell me what this is.
00:39:35 You see Dufresne's name there?
00:39:38 "Dufresne."
00:39:41 He was in his cell...
00:39:43 ...at lights out.
00:39:44 Reasonable he'd be here in the morning.
00:39:47 I want him found.
00:39:49 Not tomorrow, not after breakfast. Now!
00:39:52 Yes, sir.
00:39:54 Let's go. Move your butts.
00:40:00 Stand.
00:40:02 Well?
00:40:06 Well, what?
00:40:07 I see you two all the time.
00:40:12 He must have said something.
00:40:14 No, sir, Warden.
00:40:16 Not a word.
00:40:18 Lord, it's a miracle!
00:40:21 Man vanished like a fart in the wind.
00:40:25 Nothing left...
00:40:27 ...but some damn rocks
00:40:29 And that cupcake on the wall.
00:40:32 Maybe she knows.
00:40:34 What say there, fuzzy-britches?
00:40:38 Guess not.
00:40:40 Why should she be any different?
00:40:43 This is a conspiracy.
00:40:45 That's what this is.
00:40:48 One big, damn conspiracy!
00:40:51 And everyone's in on it!
00:40:54 Including her!
00:41:29 In 1966...
00:41:30 ...Andy Dufresne escaped...
00:41:33 ...from Shawshank Prison.
00:41:37 All they found
00:41:40 ...a bar of soap...
00:41:41 ...and an old rock hammer...
00:41:43 ...damn near worn down to the nub.
00:41:50 I had thought it'd take a man 600 years
00:41:55 Old Andy did it in less than 20.
00:42:15 Oh, Andy loved geology.
00:42:18 I imagine it appealed to his
00:42:21 An ice age here...
00:42:24 ...million years
00:42:27 Geology is the study
00:42:30 That's all it takes, really.
00:42:33 Pressure...
00:42:35 ...and time.
00:42:37 That and a big goddamn poster.
00:42:43 Like I said...
00:42:44 ...in prison, a man will do anything
00:42:51 Seems Andy's favorite hobby was toting
00:42:56 ...a handful at a time.
00:42:59 I guess after Tommy was killed...
00:43:01 ...Andy decided
00:43:04 Lickety-split.
00:43:08 I'm just about finished, sir.
00:43:30 Three deposits tonight.
00:43:39 Andy did like he was told.
00:43:41 Buffed those shoes
00:43:48 The guards simply didn't notice.
00:43:51 Neither did l.
00:43:52 I mean, seriously...
00:43:54 ...how often do you really look
00:45:55 Andy crawled to freedom
00:45:59 ...of shit-smelling foulness
00:46:03 Or maybe I just don't want to.
00:46:09 Five hundred yards.
00:46:12 That's the length
00:46:16 Just shy of half a mile.
00:47:11 The next morning, right about the time
00:47:16 ...a man nobody ever
00:47:19 ...strolled into
00:47:22 Until that moment,
00:47:25 -Except on paper.
00:47:28 He had all the proper ID...
00:47:30 ...driver's license, birth certificate,
00:47:34 And the signature
00:47:37 I must say I'm sorry
00:47:40 I hope you'll enjoy living abroad.
00:47:42 Thank you.
00:47:44 I'm sure I will.
00:47:46 Here's your cashier's check, sir.
00:47:49 Please.
00:47:51 Would you add this
00:47:54 I'd be happy to.
00:47:56 Good day, sir.
00:47:59 Mr. Stevens visited nearly a dozen banks
00:48:03 All told, he blew town...
00:48:05 ...with better than $370,000
00:48:10 Severance pay for 19 years.
00:48:20 Good morning, Portland Daily Bugle.
00:49:13 Byron Hadley?
00:49:16 If you give up this right, anything you
00:49:21 I wasn't there to see, but I hear
00:49:25 ...when they took him away.
00:49:32 Norton had no intention
00:49:51 Samuel Norton.
00:49:52 We have a warrant
00:49:59 Open the door.
00:50:01 I'm not sure which key.
00:50:12 Make it easy on yourself, Norton!
00:50:24 I like to think the last thing
00:50:28 ...other than that bullet...
00:50:30 ...was to wonder how the hell
00:50:36 Not long after the warden
00:50:40 ...I got a postcard in the mail.
00:50:43 It was blank,
00:50:46 ...Fort Hancock, Texas.
00:50:49 Fort Hancock...
00:50:50 ...right on the border.
00:50:52 That's where Andy crossed.
00:50:55 When I picture him heading south
00:50:59 ...it always makes me laugh.
00:51:03 Andy Dufresne...
00:51:05 ...who crawled through
00:51:07 ...and came out clean
00:51:10 Andy Dufresne...
00:51:12 ...headed for the Pacific.
00:51:17 Hadley's got him
00:51:19 He says, "l believe this boy's
00:51:23 Those of us who knew him best
00:51:26 I swear, the stuff he pulled....
00:51:28 "My friends could use
00:51:31 And he got it!
00:51:34 Sometimes it makes me sad, though...
00:51:36 ...Andy being gone.
00:51:38 I have to remind myself that
00:51:43 Their feathers are just too bright.
00:51:46 And when they fly away...
00:51:49 ...the part of you that knows it was
00:51:54 But still...
00:51:55 ...the place you live in is that much
00:52:04 I guess I just miss my friend.
00:52:30 Please sit down.
00:52:36 Ellis Boyd Redding...
00:52:38 ...your files say you've served
00:52:42 You feel you've been rehabilitated?
00:52:46 Rehabilitated?
00:52:49 Well, now, let me see.
00:52:52 I don't have any idea
00:52:56 It means you're ready
00:52:59 I know what you think it means, sonny.
00:53:03 To me it's just a made-up word.
00:53:07 A politician's word so that...
00:53:09 ...young fellas like yourself
00:53:13 ...and have a job.
00:53:17 What do you really want to know?
00:53:19 Am I sorry for what I did?
00:53:22 Well, are you?
00:53:25 There's not a day goes by
00:53:29 Not because I'm in here
00:53:35 I look back on the way I was then...
00:53:40 ...a young...
00:53:42 ...stupid kid who committed
00:53:48 I want to talk to him.
00:53:52 I want to try
00:53:55 Tell him the way things are.
00:53:59 But I can't.
00:54:02 That kid's long gone...
00:54:05 ...and this old man is all that's left.
00:54:09 I got to live with that.
00:54:12 Rehabilitated?
00:54:14 It's just a bullshit word.
00:54:16 So you go on and stamp your forms,
00:54:22 Because to tell you the truth...
00:54:25 ...I don't give a shit.
00:55:50 Here you go, miss.
00:55:54 Restroom break?
00:56:00 You don't need to ask me every time
00:56:17 Forty years I've been asking
00:56:21 I can't squeeze a drop without say-so.
00:56:27 There's a harsh truth to face.
00:56:31 No way I'm going to make it
00:56:41 All I do anymore is think of ways
00:56:46 ...so maybe they'd send me back.
00:56:53 Terrible thing, to live in fear.
00:56:56 Brooks Hatlen knew it.
00:56:58 Knew it all too well.
00:57:01 All I want is to be back
00:57:05 Where I won't have to be afraid
00:57:10 Only one thing stops me.
00:57:13 A promise I made to Andy.
00:57:35 There it is.
00:57:46 Much obliged, sir.
01:01:18 Dear Red:
01:01:20 If you're reading this,
01:01:22 ...and if you've come this far,
01:01:26 You remember the name
01:01:31 Zihuatanejo.
01:01:34 I could use a good man
01:01:38 I'll keep an eye out for you,
01:01:42 Remember, Red...
01:01:44 ...hope is a good thing...
01:01:46 ...maybe the best of things.
01:01:48 And no good thing ever dies.
01:01:51 I will be hoping
01:01:54 ...and finds you well.
01:01:56 Your friend...
01:01:57 ...Andy.
01:02:31 "Get busy living...
01:02:33 ...or get busy dying. "
01:02:37 That's goddamn right.
01:02:44 For the second time in my life...
01:02:46 ...I'm guilty of committing a crime.
01:02:50 Parole violation.
01:02:52 Of course I doubt they'll toss up
01:02:57 Not for an old crook like me.
01:02:59 Fort Hancock, Texas, please.
01:03:04 I find I'm so excited I can barely
01:03:09 I think it's the excitement
01:03:13 A free man at the start
01:03:15 ...whose conclusion is uncertain.
01:03:21 I hope I can make it across the border.
01:03:25 I hope to see my friend
01:03:29 I hope the Pacific is as blue
01:03:35 I hope.