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<i>♪ If I didn't care ♪</i>

2
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<i>♪ More than words can say ♪</i>

3
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<i>♪ If I didn't care ♪</i>

4
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<i>♪ Would I feel this way? ♪</i>

5
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<i>♪ If this isn't love ♪</i>

6
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<i>♪ Then why do I thrill? ♪</i>

7
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<i>♪ And what makes my head
go round and round ♪</i>

8
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<i>♪ While my heart stands still? ♪</i>

9
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<i>♪ If I didn't care ♪</i>

10
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<i>♪ Would it be the same? ♪</i>

11
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<i>♪ Would my every prayer begin and end ♪</i>

12
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<i>♪ With just your name? ♪</i>

13
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<i>♪ And would I be sure ♪</i>

14
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<i>♪ That this is love beyond compare? ♪</i>

15
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<i>♪ Would all this be true ♪</i>

16
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<i>♪ If I didn't care for you?♪</i>

17
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DA: Mr. Dufresne,

18
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describe the confrontation you had
with your wife the night she was murdered.

19
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DUFRESNE: It was very bitter.

20
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She said she was glad I knew,
that she hated all the sneaking around...

21
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And she said she wanted a divorce in Reno.

22
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DUFRESNE: What was your response?

23
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DA: I told her I would not grant one.

24
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"I'll see you in hell before I see you in Reno."

25
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Those were the words you used, Mr. Dufresne,
according to your neighbors.

26
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If they say so.
I really don't remember. I was upset.

27
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What happened after you argued
with your wife?

28
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She packed a bag.

29
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She packed a bag to go and stay with...
Mr. Quentin.

30
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DA: Glenn Quentin.

31
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Golf pro at the Snowdon Hills Country Club.

32
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The man you discovered was your wife's lover.

33
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Did you follow her?

34
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DUFRESNE: I went to a few bars first.

35
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Later, I drove to his house to confront them.

36
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They weren't home, so I...parked in the turnout,

37
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and waited.

38
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DA: With what intention?

39
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DUFRESNE: I'm not sure.

40
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I was confused.

41
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Drunk.

42
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I think...mostly, I wanted to scare them.

43
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When they arrived,
you went up to the house and murdered them.

44
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No. I was sobering up.

45
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I got back in the car,
and I drove home to sleep it off.

46
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Along the way, I stopped,
and I threw my gun into the Royal River.

47
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I feel I've been very clear on this point.

48
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Well, where I get hazy is where the cleaning
woman shows up the following morning

49
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and finds your wife in bed with her lover,
riddled with .38 caliber bullets.

50
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Now, does that strike you as a fantastic
coincidence, Mr. Dufresne, or is it just me?

51
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(WHISPERS) Yes, it does.

52
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Yet you still maintain that you threw your gun
into the river before the murders took place?

53
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- That's very convenient.
- It's the truth.

54
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DA: The police dragged that river
for three days, and nary a gun was found.

55
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So, there could be no comparison made
between your gun

56
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and the bullets taken from
the bloodstained corpses of the victims.

57
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And that also...

58
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is very convenient.

59
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Isn’t it, Mr. Dufresne?

60
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Since I am innocent of this crime, sir,

61
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I find it decidedly inconvenient
that the gun was never found.

62
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<i>♪♪ THE INK SPOTS: If I Didn't Care</i>

63
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<i>♪♪ And would I be sure that this</i>

64
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<i>♪♪ Is love beyond compare...</i>

65
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(SWITCHES OFF RADIO)

66
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<i>DA:  Ladies and gentlemen,
you've heard all the evidence.</i>

67
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<i>We have the accused at the scene of the crime.</i>

68
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<i>We have footprints, tire tracks,</i>

69
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<i>bullets strewn on the ground which bear
his fingerprints, a broken bourbon bottle,</i>

70
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<i>likewise with fingerprints.</i>

71
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<i>And most of all,</i>

72
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<i>we have a beautiful young woman and her lover</i>

73
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<i>lying dead in each other's arms.</i>

74
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<i>They had sinned.</i>

75
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<i>But was their crime so great
as to merit a death sentence?</i>

76
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Now, while you think about that...

77
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..think about this.

78
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A revolver holds six bullets.

79
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Not eight.

80
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I submit that this was not a hot-blooded
crime of passion.

81
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That could be understood, if not condoned.

82
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No. This was revenge...

83
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of a much more brutal
and cold-blooded nature. Consider this.

84
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<i>Four bullets per victim.</i>

85
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<i>Not six shots fired, but eight.</i>

86
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<i>That means that he fired the gun empty,</i>

87
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<i>and then stopped to reload...</i>

88
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<i>..so that he could shoot each of them again.</i>

89
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<i>An extra bullet per lover.</i>

90
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<i>Right in the head.</i>

91
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(BOTH PANTING)

92
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You strike me as a particularly icy
and remorseless man, Mr. Dufresne.

93
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It chills my blood just to look at you.

94
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By the power vested in me
by the state of Maine,

95
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I hereby order you to serve two life sentences,
back to back.

96
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One for each of your victims. So be it.

97
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(GAVEL BANGS)

98
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Sit.

99
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We see by your file
you've served 20 years of a life sentence.

100
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Yes, sir.

101
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You feel you've been rehabilitated?

102
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Oh, yes, sir. Absolutely, sir.

103
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I mean, I learned my lesson.

104
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I can honestly say...I'm a changed man.

105
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I'm no longer a danger to society.

106
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That's God's honest truth.

107
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Hey, Red. How'd it go?

108
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Same old shit. Different day.

109
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Yeah. I know how you feel.
I'm up for rejection next week.

110
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Yeah, I got rejected last week.

111
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It happens.

112
00:08:24,703 --> 00:08:26,287
Hey, Red. Bump me a deck.

113
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Get the fuck out of my face, will you, man?
You've had five packs already.

114
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- Four.
- Five.

115
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<i><font color="#808000">RED: There must be a con like me
in every prison in America.</i>

116
00:08:35,714 --> 00:08:37,631
<i>I'm the guy who can get it for you.</i>

117
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<i>Cigarettes, a bag of reefer - if that's your thing -</i>

118
00:08:40,927 --> 00:08:44,513
<i>a bottle of brandy
to celebrate your kid's high-school graduation.</i>

119
00:08:44,598 --> 00:08:46,932
<i>Damn near anything, within reason.</i>

120
00:08:47,017 --> 00:08:49,310
<i>Yes, sir. I'm a regular Sears and Roebuck.</i>

121
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(SIREN WAILS)

122
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<i>So, when Andy Dufresne came to me in 1949</i>

123
00:08:57,110 --> 00:09:00,446
<i>and asked me to smuggle Rita Hayworth
into the prison for him,</i>

124
00:09:00,530 --> 00:09:02,615
<i>I told him, "No problem."</i>

125
00:09:44,699 --> 00:09:46,992
<i>Andy came to Shawshank Prison</i>

126
00:09:47,077 --> 00:09:51,205
<i>in early 1947, for murdering his wife
and the fella she was banging.</i>

127
00:09:51,289 --> 00:09:55,584
<i>On the outside he had been vice-president
of a large Portland bank.</i>

128
00:09:55,669 --> 00:09:57,670
<i>Good work for a man as young as he was.</i>

129
00:09:57,754 --> 00:09:59,838
(APPLAUSE AND WHISTLING)

130
00:10:03,051 --> 00:10:04,718
Hey, Red.

131
00:10:06,555 --> 00:10:08,472
(WHISTLING)

132
00:10:08,557 --> 00:10:10,724
<font color="#ff00ff0">(MEN CHEERING)

133
00:10:34,499 --> 00:10:36,584
(MEN SHOUTING AND JEERING)

134
00:10:40,880 --> 00:10:44,425
Do you speak English, butt steak?
You follow this officer.

135
00:10:54,060 --> 00:10:56,312
(MEN SHOUTING)

136
00:10:57,397 --> 00:11:01,775
I haven't seen such a sorry-looking heap
of m-m-maggot shit in all my life.

137
00:11:01,860 --> 00:11:03,944
MAN: Hey, fish! Come over here.

138
00:11:19,002 --> 00:11:21,879
(SHOUTING)
- Come on, fish.

139
00:11:27,344 --> 00:11:29,261
Taking bets today, Red?

140
00:11:29,346 --> 00:11:31,347
Smokes or coins? Better's choice.

141
00:11:31,431 --> 00:11:33,223
Smokes. Put me down for two.

142
00:11:33,308 --> 00:11:35,351
All right. Who's your horse?

143
00:11:35,435 --> 00:11:38,729
That little sack of shit...eighth from the front.

144
00:11:38,813 --> 00:11:39,980
He'll be first.

145
00:11:40,065 --> 00:11:42,274
- Bullshit. I'll take that action.
- Me too.

146
00:11:42,359 --> 00:11:44,610
You're out some smokes, son. Let me tell you.

147
00:11:44,694 --> 00:11:46,612
Heywood, you're so smart, you call it.

148
00:11:46,696 --> 00:11:49,198
I'll take...t-t-the chubby fat-ass there.

149
00:11:49,282 --> 00:11:52,660
The fifth one from the front.
Put me down for a quarter deck.

150
00:11:52,744 --> 00:11:55,621
(MEN SHOUTING)
- Fresh fish!

151
00:11:55,705 --> 00:11:59,792
Fresh fish today! We're reeling them in!

152
00:11:59,876 --> 00:12:04,129
<i>RED: I must admit, I didn't think much of Andy,
first time I laid eyes on him.</i>

153
00:12:04,214 --> 00:12:07,716
<i>Looked like a stiff breeze would blow him over.</i>

154
00:12:07,801 --> 00:12:10,094
<i>That was my first impression of the man.</i>

155
00:12:10,178 --> 00:12:11,887
MAN: What do you say, Red?

156
00:12:11,971 --> 00:12:15,224
That tall drink of water
with the silver spoon up his ass.

157
00:12:15,308 --> 00:12:17,476
That guy? Never happen.

158
00:12:17,560 --> 00:12:18,686
Ten cigarettes.

159
00:12:18,770 --> 00:12:19,937
That's a rich bet.

160
00:12:20,021 --> 00:12:22,231
All right. Who's gonna prove me wrong?

161
00:12:22,315 --> 00:12:24,400
Heywood? Jigger?

162
00:12:24,484 --> 00:12:25,943
Skeet?

163
00:12:26,027 --> 00:12:28,237
Floyd?

164
00:12:28,321 --> 00:12:30,447
Four brave souls.

165
00:12:30,532 --> 00:12:33,367
TANNOY:
Return to your cell blocks for evening count.

166
00:12:33,451 --> 00:12:35,953
All prisoners return to your cell blocks.

167
00:12:57,058 --> 00:12:59,143
Turn to the right. Eyes front.

168
00:13:12,574 --> 00:13:15,576
This is Mr. Hadley. He's Captain of the Guards.

169
00:13:15,660 --> 00:13:17,828
I'm Mr. Norton, the Warden.

170
00:13:17,912 --> 00:13:20,414
You are convicted felons.

171
00:13:20,498 --> 00:13:22,833
That's why they've sent you to me.

172
00:13:22,917 --> 00:13:24,543
RULE NUMBER ONE:

173
00:13:24,627 --> 00:13:26,503
No blasphemy.

174
00:13:26,588 --> 00:13:30,132
I'll not have the Lord's name taken in vain
in my prison.

175
00:13:30,216 --> 00:13:31,592
The other rules...

176
00:13:31,676 --> 00:13:33,385
you'll figure out as you go along.

177
00:13:33,470 --> 00:13:35,262
Any questions?

178
00:13:35,346 --> 00:13:36,555
When do we eat?

179
00:13:45,064 --> 00:13:47,232
HADLEY: You eat when we say you eat!

180
00:13:47,317 --> 00:13:50,694
You shit when we say you shit,
and you piss when we say you piss.

181
00:13:50,779 --> 00:13:53,655
You got that, you maggot-dick motherfucker?

182
00:13:53,740 --> 00:13:55,032
Aarghh!

183
00:13:55,116 --> 00:13:57,075
On your feet.

184
00:13:57,160 --> 00:13:58,952
NORTON: I believe in two things.

185
00:13:59,037 --> 00:14:01,914
Discipline and the Bible.

186
00:14:01,998 --> 00:14:03,832
Here you'll receive both.

187
00:14:04,959 --> 00:14:07,586
Put your trust in the Lord.

188
00:14:07,670 --> 00:14:09,546
Your ass belongs to me.

189
00:14:11,633 --> 00:14:13,717
Welcome to Shawshank.

190
00:14:18,848 --> 00:14:20,265
Unhook 'em.

191
00:14:25,522 --> 00:14:27,397
Turn around.

192
00:14:33,822 --> 00:14:36,156
That's enough.

193
00:14:36,241 --> 00:14:38,992
Move to the end of the cage.

194
00:14:39,077 --> 00:14:40,452
Turn around.

195
00:14:41,037 --> 00:14:42,287
Delouse him.

196
00:14:43,497 --> 00:14:45,373
Turn around.

197
00:14:46,960 --> 00:14:50,129
Move out of the cage, go left.
Pick up your clothes and Bible.

198
00:14:50,213 --> 00:14:51,756
Next man up.

199
00:14:53,884 --> 00:14:57,053
To the right. Right, right, right.

200
00:14:57,137 --> 00:14:58,679
Left, left...

201
00:14:58,764 --> 00:15:02,933
<i>RED: The first night's the toughest.
No doubt about it.</i>

202
00:15:03,018 --> 00:15:06,145
<i>They march you in,
naked as the day you were born,</i>

203
00:15:06,229 --> 00:15:10,316
<i>skin burning and half-blind
from that delousing shit they throw on you.</i>

204
00:15:10,400 --> 00:15:13,361
<i>And when they put you in that cell,</i>

205
00:15:13,445 --> 00:15:16,113
<i>and those bars slam home...</i>

206
00:15:16,198 --> 00:15:18,949
<i>that's when you know it's for real.</i>

207
00:15:19,034 --> 00:15:22,370
<i>Old life blown away in the blink of an eye.</i>

208
00:15:22,454 --> 00:15:23,662
<i>Nothing left,</i>

209
00:15:23,747 --> 00:15:26,457
<i>but all the time in the world to think about it.</i>

210
00:15:27,709 --> 00:15:31,462
<i>Most new fish come close to madness
the first night.</i>

211
00:15:31,546 --> 00:15:34,840
<i>Somebody always breaks down crying.</i>

212
00:15:34,925 --> 00:15:37,385
<i>Happens every time.</i>

213
00:15:37,469 --> 00:15:39,553
<i>THE ONLY QUESTION IS:</i>

214
00:15:39,638 --> 00:15:41,055
<i>Who's it gonna be?</i>

215
00:15:42,140 --> 00:15:44,725
<i>It's as good a thing to bet on as any, I guess.</i>

216
00:15:46,645 --> 00:15:48,729
<i>I had my money on Andy Dufresne.</i>

217
00:15:58,365 --> 00:15:59,990
Lights out!

218
00:16:00,075 --> 00:16:02,743
(CLICK OF LIGHT SWITCHES)

219
00:16:20,512 --> 00:16:23,597
<i>RED: I remember my first night.</i>

220
00:16:23,682 --> 00:16:25,766
<i>Seems like a long time ago.</i>

221
00:16:27,310 --> 00:16:29,770
<i>MAN: Yoo-hoo!</i>

222
00:16:29,855 --> 00:16:32,356
<i>Hey, fish.</i>

223
00:16:32,441 --> 00:16:35,484
<i>Fish, fish, fish, fish, fishy.</i>

224
00:16:35,569 --> 00:16:39,488
<i>- Boy, are you scared of the dark?
- You like it here, new fish?</i>

225
00:16:39,573 --> 00:16:41,907
<i>You'll wish
your daddy never dicked your mommy.</i>

226
00:16:41,992 --> 00:16:45,995
<i>Fishy! Oh, I want me a pork chop. Oh, yes!</i>

227
00:16:46,079 --> 00:16:51,125
<i>You taking this down, new fish?
There's gonna be a quiz later!</i>

228
00:16:51,209 --> 00:16:54,587
<i>- Poke your ass out, give me a first look!
- Shh! Keep it down.</i>

229
00:16:54,671 --> 00:16:58,007
<i>RED: The boys always go fishing
with first-timers.</i>

230
00:16:58,091 --> 00:17:00,134
<i>They don't quit till they reel someone in.</i>

231
00:17:00,218 --> 00:17:02,720
(MEN WHISPERING IN BACKGROUND)

232
00:17:02,804 --> 00:17:05,306
Hey, Fat Ass.

233
00:17:05,390 --> 00:17:07,057
Fat Ass.

234
00:17:08,268 --> 00:17:10,728
Talk to me, boy.

235
00:17:10,812 --> 00:17:13,522
I know you're there. I can hear you breathing.

236
00:17:13,607 --> 00:17:16,525
Don't you listen to these nitwits.
You hear me?

237
00:17:16,610 --> 00:17:18,694
This place ain't so bad.

238
00:17:18,778 --> 00:17:20,404
I tell you what.

239
00:17:21,573 --> 00:17:24,742
I'll introduce you around.
Make you feel right at home.

240
00:17:24,826 --> 00:17:27,411
I know a couple of big old bull queers

241
00:17:27,496 --> 00:17:30,456
that would just love to make your acquaintance.

242
00:17:30,540 --> 00:17:33,959
Especially that big, white,
m-mushy butt of yours.

243
00:17:34,044 --> 00:17:35,961
God!

244
00:17:36,046 --> 00:17:37,546
I don't belong here!

245
00:17:37,631 --> 00:17:39,048
<i>MAN: We have a winner!</i>

246
00:17:39,132 --> 00:17:40,883
<i>FAT ASS: I wanna go home!</i>

247
00:17:40,967 --> 00:17:42,801
And it's Fat Ass by a nose!

248
00:17:42,886 --> 00:17:46,055
Hey, it's the fat guy! It's the fat guy!

249
00:17:46,139 --> 00:17:49,975
Fresh fish! Fresh fish! Fresh fish!

250
00:17:50,060 --> 00:17:52,770
FAT ASS: I don't belong here!

251
00:17:52,854 --> 00:17:54,063
ALL: Fresh fish!

252
00:17:54,147 --> 00:17:57,483
I wanna go home. I want my mommy.

253
00:17:57,567 --> 00:18:00,569
MAN: I had your mother. She wasn't that great.

254
00:18:00,654 --> 00:18:02,154
<i>(MEN CHANTING) Fresh fish!</i>

255
00:18:02,239 --> 00:18:03,906
(DOOR OPENS)

256
00:18:03,990 --> 00:18:06,784
What the Christ is this happy horse shit?

257
00:18:06,868 --> 00:18:09,578
He took the Lord's name in vain.
I'm telling the Warden.

258
00:18:09,663 --> 00:18:11,163
With my baton up your ass!

259
00:18:11,248 --> 00:18:12,915
FAT ASS: Let me out of here!

260
00:18:12,999 --> 00:18:16,377
What is your malfunction,
you fat barrel of monkey spunk?

261
00:18:16,461 --> 00:18:17,628
FAT ASS: Please...

262
00:18:17,712 --> 00:18:19,755
I ain't supposed to be here.

263
00:18:19,839 --> 00:18:21,215
Not me!

264
00:18:21,299 --> 00:18:23,759
I ain't gonna count to three, or even one.

265
00:18:23,843 --> 00:18:26,136
Shut the fuck up, or I'll sing you a lullaby!

266
00:18:26,221 --> 00:18:28,055
(WHISPERS) Shut up, man. Shut up.

267
00:18:28,139 --> 00:18:29,431
There's been a mistake!

268
00:18:29,516 --> 00:18:32,685
You don't understand.
I'm not supposed to be here!

269
00:18:32,769 --> 00:18:33,852
Open that cell.

270
00:18:33,937 --> 00:18:38,107
MAN: Me neither.
You people run this place like a fucking prison!

271
00:18:45,574 --> 00:18:47,616
HADLEY: Son of a bitch.

272
00:18:47,701 --> 00:18:49,577
(THUDS)

273
00:18:49,661 --> 00:18:51,704
(WHIMPERING)

274
00:18:51,788 --> 00:18:53,872
PRISONER: Take it easy.

275
00:18:59,212 --> 00:19:00,879
(YELPS)

276
00:19:16,646 --> 00:19:20,024
If I hear so much as a mouse fart in here
the rest of the night,

277
00:19:20,108 --> 00:19:23,777
I swear by God and sonny Jesus,
you will all visit the infirmary.

278
00:19:23,862 --> 00:19:25,946
Every last motherfucker in here.

279
00:19:29,868 --> 00:19:33,537
Call the trustees.
Take that tub of shit down to the infirmary.

280
00:19:47,844 --> 00:19:52,556
<i>RED: His first night in the joint,
Andy Dufresne cost me two packs of cigarettes.</i>

281
00:19:52,641 --> 00:19:55,517
<i>He never made a sound.</i>

282
00:19:58,396 --> 00:20:00,481
(GATE BUZZER)

283
00:20:11,034 --> 00:20:14,286
GUARD: Tier 3 North. Clear.

284
00:20:14,371 --> 00:20:16,538
Tier 2 South. Clear.

285
00:20:16,623 --> 00:20:18,499
Tier 3 South. Clear.

286
00:20:18,583 --> 00:20:20,542
Tier 1 North...

287
00:20:20,627 --> 00:20:23,420
- Tier 1 South. Clear.
- Tier 4 South. Clear.

288
00:20:23,505 --> 00:20:25,589
Prepare to roll out.

289
00:20:28,968 --> 00:20:31,053
GUARD: Roll out!

290
00:21:23,940 --> 00:21:26,734
Are... Are you going to eat that?

291
00:21:26,818 --> 00:21:29,737
I hadn't... I hadn't planned on it.

292
00:21:30,989 --> 00:21:32,030
Do you mind?

293
00:21:39,372 --> 00:21:41,999
Ah...that's nice and ripe.

294
00:21:46,755 --> 00:21:48,839
(CHIRPS)

295
00:21:53,595 --> 00:21:56,054
Jake says thank you.

296
00:21:56,139 --> 00:21:58,557
Fell out of his nest over by the plate shop.

297
00:22:00,810 --> 00:22:05,355
I'm going to look after him
until he's big enough to fly.

298
00:22:05,440 --> 00:22:07,232
Oh, no, no. Here he comes.

299
00:22:10,361 --> 00:22:14,281
Morning, fellas. Fine morning, ain't it?

300
00:22:14,365 --> 00:22:16,784
You know why it's a fine morning, don't you?

301
00:22:16,868 --> 00:22:19,286
Come on. Set 'em down.
I want 'em all lined up here,

302
00:22:19,370 --> 00:22:22,164
just like a pretty little chorus line.

303
00:22:22,248 --> 00:22:24,333
Yeah, look at that!

304
00:22:24,417 --> 00:22:27,294
- Look at that. Oh, Lord!
- I can't stand this guy.

305
00:22:27,378 --> 00:22:28,420
(INHALES)

306
00:22:28,505 --> 00:22:31,173
Yes. Richmond, Virginia.

307
00:22:31,257 --> 00:22:33,342
- Smell my ass!
- After he smells mine.

308
00:22:33,426 --> 00:22:38,764
Gee, Red, it was a terrible shame
about your horse coming in last, an' all.

309
00:22:38,848 --> 00:22:42,059
But I sure do love that winning horse of mine,
though.

310
00:22:42,143 --> 00:22:44,853
I owe that boy a great big, sloppy kiss
when I see him.

311
00:22:44,938 --> 00:22:47,940
Why don't you give him some of your cigarettes,
instead?

312
00:22:48,024 --> 00:22:49,817
Lucky fuck.

313
00:22:49,901 --> 00:22:51,610
Hey, Tyrell.

314
00:22:51,694 --> 00:22:54,655
You pull infirmary duty this week?

315
00:22:54,739 --> 00:22:56,448
How's that horse of mine doing?

316
00:22:56,533 --> 00:22:57,991
Dead.

317
00:22:58,076 --> 00:23:03,455
Hadley busted his head up pretty good.
The doc had already gone home for the night.

318
00:23:03,456 --> 00:23:06,208
Poor bastard lay there till this morning.

319
00:23:06,292 --> 00:23:09,127
By then, hell, there weren't nothing we could do.

320
00:23:14,926 --> 00:23:16,510
What was his name?

321
00:23:19,764 --> 00:23:21,139
What did you say?

322
00:23:23,017 --> 00:23:25,394
I was just wondering if anyone knew his name.

323
00:23:25,478 --> 00:23:28,188
What the fuck do you care, new fish?

324
00:23:29,649 --> 00:23:33,026
It doesn't fuckin' matter what his name was.
He's dead.

325
00:23:52,380 --> 00:23:54,715
Hey...

326
00:23:54,799 --> 00:23:57,551
Anybody come at you yet?

327
00:23:59,053 --> 00:24:01,054
Anybody get to you yet?

328
00:24:02,181 --> 00:24:05,225
Hey, we all need friends in here.

329
00:24:05,310 --> 00:24:07,227
I could be a friend to you.

330
00:24:09,689 --> 00:24:11,356
Hey...

331
00:24:16,195 --> 00:24:18,071
Hard to get.

332
00:24:19,741 --> 00:24:21,408
I like that.

333
00:24:28,041 --> 00:24:31,335
<i>RED: Andy kept pretty much to himself at first.</i>

334
00:24:31,419 --> 00:24:33,879
<i>I guess he had a lot on his mind,</i>

335
00:24:33,963 --> 00:24:36,173
<i>trying to adapt to life on the inside.</i>

336
00:24:37,717 --> 00:24:40,427
<i>It wasn't until a month went by
that he opened his mouth</i>

337
00:24:40,511 --> 00:24:42,804
<i>to say more than two words to somebody.</i>

338
00:24:44,724 --> 00:24:46,767
<i>As it turned out...</i>

339
00:24:46,851 --> 00:24:48,769
<i>that somebody was me.</i>

340
00:24:52,357 --> 00:24:56,526
<i>TANNOY: Officers Russell and Burwell
report to the duty officer.</i>

341
00:24:57,570 --> 00:25:00,322
I'm Andy Dufresne.

342
00:25:00,406 --> 00:25:02,491
The wife-killing banker.

343
00:25:04,327 --> 00:25:06,036
Why did you do it?

344
00:25:06,120 --> 00:25:07,746
I didn't, since you ask.

345
00:25:07,830 --> 00:25:10,874
(LAUGHS) You're gonna fit right in!

346
00:25:10,959 --> 00:25:14,127
Everybody in here's innocent.
Didn't you know that?

347
00:25:14,212 --> 00:25:17,547
- Heywood, what are you in here for?
- Didn't do it. Lawyer fucked me.

348
00:25:20,468 --> 00:25:23,261
Rumor has it you're a real cold fish.

349
00:25:23,346 --> 00:25:27,099
You think your shit smells sweeter than most.
Is that right?

350
00:25:27,183 --> 00:25:29,518
- What do you think?
- To tell you the truth,

351
00:25:29,602 --> 00:25:32,688
I haven't made up my mind. (CHUCKLES)

352
00:25:32,772 --> 00:25:36,858
I understand
you're a man that knows how to get things.

353
00:25:36,943 --> 00:25:40,445
I'm known to locate certain things,
from time to time.

354
00:25:40,530 --> 00:25:43,532
- I wonder if you might get me a rock hammer.
- A what?

355
00:25:43,616 --> 00:25:44,992
A rock hammer.

356
00:25:45,076 --> 00:25:47,369
- What is it, and why?
- What do you care?

357
00:25:49,247 --> 00:25:52,124
Well, if it was a toothbrush, I'd just quote a price,

358
00:25:52,208 --> 00:25:54,793
but then a toothbrush is a non-lethal object.

359
00:25:56,212 --> 00:25:57,921
Fair enough.

360
00:25:58,006 --> 00:26:00,465
A rock hammer
is about six or seven inches long.

361
00:26:00,550 --> 00:26:02,175
Looks like a miniature pickaxe.

362
00:26:02,260 --> 00:26:03,385
Pickaxe?

363
00:26:03,469 --> 00:26:05,554
- For rocks.
- Rocks.

364
00:26:07,223 --> 00:26:09,391
Quartz?

365
00:26:09,475 --> 00:26:11,143
Quartz.

366
00:26:12,395 --> 00:26:14,771
And some mica.

367
00:26:14,856 --> 00:26:16,023
Shale.

368
00:26:17,108 --> 00:26:18,692
Limestone.

369
00:26:18,776 --> 00:26:20,694
So?

370
00:26:20,778 --> 00:26:22,863
So, I'm a rock hound.

371
00:26:22,947 --> 00:26:26,158
At least, I was in my old life.
I'd like to be again on a limited basis.

372
00:26:26,242 --> 00:26:28,368
Or maybe you want
to hammer somebody's skull.

373
00:26:28,453 --> 00:26:29,911
No, sir.

374
00:26:31,039 --> 00:26:32,622
I have no enemies here.

375
00:26:32,707 --> 00:26:35,083
No? Wait a while.

376
00:26:36,627 --> 00:26:38,795
Word gets around.

377
00:26:38,880 --> 00:26:42,007
The Sisters have taken quite a liking to you.

378
00:26:42,091 --> 00:26:43,884
Especially Bogs.

379
00:26:44,969 --> 00:26:49,181
I don't suppose it would help any
if I explained to them I'm not homosexual.

380
00:26:49,265 --> 00:26:50,766
RED: Neither are they.

381
00:26:50,850 --> 00:26:53,560
You have to be human first. They don't qualify.

382
00:26:58,816 --> 00:27:03,361
Bull queers take by force.
It's all they want or understand.

383
00:27:03,446 --> 00:27:07,074
If I were you,
I'd grow eyes in the back of my head.

384
00:27:07,158 --> 00:27:08,492
Thanks for the advice.

385
00:27:08,576 --> 00:27:10,160
Well, that's free.

386
00:27:10,244 --> 00:27:12,496
You understand my concern.

387
00:27:12,580 --> 00:27:15,123
Well, if there's any trouble,
I won't use the hammer.

388
00:27:15,208 --> 00:27:19,419
Then I guess you want to escape.
Tunnel under the wall, maybe.

389
00:27:20,880 --> 00:27:22,672
Did I miss something? What's funny?

390
00:27:22,757 --> 00:27:25,801
You'll understand
when you see the rock hammer.

391
00:27:27,678 --> 00:27:29,679
What's an item like this usually go for?

392
00:27:29,764 --> 00:27:32,808
Seven dollars in any rock and gem shop.

393
00:27:32,892 --> 00:27:35,602
My normal mark-up's 20 per cent.

394
00:27:35,603 --> 00:27:38,146
But this is a specialty item.

395
00:27:38,231 --> 00:27:40,816
The risk goes up, the price goes up.

396
00:27:40,817 --> 00:27:42,776
Let's make it an even ten bucks.

397
00:27:42,860 --> 00:27:44,736
Ten it is.

398
00:27:45,822 --> 00:27:48,240
Waste of money, if you ask me.

399
00:27:48,324 --> 00:27:49,866
Why's that?

400
00:27:50,952 --> 00:27:53,995
Folks around this joint love surprise inspections.

401
00:27:55,581 --> 00:27:57,874
If they find it, you're gonna lose it.

402
00:27:57,959 --> 00:28:00,085
If they do catch you with it, you don't know me.

403
00:28:00,169 --> 00:28:02,379
Mention my name, we never do business again.

404
00:28:02,463 --> 00:28:05,590
Not for shoelaces or a stick of gum.
Now, you got that?

405
00:28:07,093 --> 00:28:08,510
I understand.

406
00:28:08,594 --> 00:28:10,011
Thank you...

407
00:28:10,012 --> 00:28:11,638
Mr. er...?

408
00:28:11,722 --> 00:28:14,182
Red. The name's Red.

409
00:28:14,183 --> 00:28:15,225
Red?

410
00:28:15,309 --> 00:28:18,061
Why do they call you that?

411
00:28:21,732 --> 00:28:23,817
Maybe it's because I'm Irish.

412
00:28:31,784 --> 00:28:34,828
<i>RED: I could see
why some of the boys took him for snobby.</i>

413
00:28:34,912 --> 00:28:38,331
<i>He had a quiet way about him.</i>

414
00:28:38,416 --> 00:28:42,878
<i>A walk and a talk
that just wasn't normal around here.</i>

415
00:28:42,962 --> 00:28:44,504
<i>He strolled...</i>

416
00:28:44,589 --> 00:28:48,925
<i>like a man in a park,
without a care or worry in the world.</i>

417
00:28:49,010 --> 00:28:53,722
<i>Like he had on an invisible coat
that would shield him from this place.</i>

418
00:28:53,806 --> 00:28:57,976
<i>Yeah. I think it would be fair to say...</i>

419
00:28:57,977 --> 00:29:00,061
<i>I liked Andy from the start.</i>

420
00:29:01,814 --> 00:29:05,025
Let's go!
Some of us have got a schedule to keep.

421
00:29:08,321 --> 00:29:10,405
Move it! Come on. Move it!

422
00:29:14,035 --> 00:29:17,162
Bob, how are you doing?
How's the wife treating you?

423
00:29:26,881 --> 00:29:28,340
Easy.

424
00:29:28,424 --> 00:29:30,508
Keep it moving.

425
00:29:33,304 --> 00:29:34,554
Red...

426
00:29:55,076 --> 00:29:59,287
<i>RED: Andy was right. I finally got the joke.</i>

427
00:29:59,372 --> 00:30:03,875
<i>It would take a man about 600 years
to tunnel under the wall with one of these.</i>

428
00:30:08,214 --> 00:30:09,339
Book?

429
00:30:09,423 --> 00:30:11,299
Not today.

430
00:30:16,639 --> 00:30:18,723
- Book?
- No.

431
00:30:20,518 --> 00:30:21,726
Hey, Brooksy.

432
00:30:25,022 --> 00:30:27,107
Delivery for Dufresne.

433
00:30:34,198 --> 00:30:39,828
Book?

434
00:30:42,832 --> 00:30:44,958
Dufresne...

435
00:30:45,042 --> 00:30:47,210
Here's your book.

436
00:30:51,632 --> 00:30:53,300
Thanks.

437
00:30:57,138 --> 00:31:00,348
Dufresne! We're running low on Hexlite.

438
00:31:00,433 --> 00:31:02,517
Get on back and fetch us up some.

439
00:31:39,722 --> 00:31:41,681
If you get this in your eyes, it blinds you.

440
00:31:41,766 --> 00:31:44,517
Honey...hush.

441
00:31:51,609 --> 00:31:53,485
(GROANS)

442
00:31:56,572 --> 00:31:58,990
That's it. You fight.

443
00:31:59,075 --> 00:32:00,658
It's better that way.

444
00:32:00,743 --> 00:32:02,535
(SCREAMING AND YELLING)

445
00:32:09,085 --> 00:32:11,920
<i>RED: I wish I could tell you
that Andy fought the good fight,</i>

446
00:32:12,004 --> 00:32:14,547
<i>and the Sisters let him be.</i>

447
00:32:14,632 --> 00:32:16,633
<i>I wish I could tell you that.</i>

448
00:32:16,717 --> 00:32:18,802
<i>But prison is no fairy-tale world.</i>

449
00:32:20,763 --> 00:32:22,889
<i>He never said who did it.</i>

450
00:32:22,973 --> 00:32:26,017
<i>But we all knew.</i>

451
00:32:26,102 --> 00:32:27,977
(GATE BUZZER)

452
00:32:29,355 --> 00:32:32,232
<i>Things went on like that for a while.</i>

453
00:32:32,316 --> 00:32:34,943
<i>Prison life consists of routine...</i>

454
00:32:35,027 --> 00:32:37,237
<i>and then more routine.</i>

455
00:32:39,615 --> 00:32:43,451
<i>Every so often,
Andy would show up with fresh bruises.</i>

456
00:32:44,620 --> 00:32:46,663
<i>The Sisters kept at him.</i>

457
00:32:46,747 --> 00:32:50,875
<i>Sometimes he was able to fight 'em off.
Sometimes not.</i>

458
00:32:49,360 --> 00:32:52,612
<i>And that's how it went for Andy.</i>

459
00:32:52,696 --> 00:32:55,240
<i>That was his routine.</i>

460
00:32:55,324 --> 00:32:59,118
<i>I do believe
those first two years were the worst for him.</i>

461
00:32:59,203 --> 00:33:01,454
<i>And I also believe,</i>

462
00:33:01,539 --> 00:33:06,084
<i>if things had gone on that way,
this place would have got the best of him.</i>

463
00:33:06,168 --> 00:33:09,128
<i>But then, in the spring of 1949,</i>

464
00:33:09,213 --> 00:33:11,214
<i>the powers that be decided that...</i>

465
00:33:11,298 --> 00:33:14,717
The roof of the license-plate factory
needs resurfacing.

466
00:33:14,802 --> 00:33:17,554
I need a dozen volunteers for a week's work.

467
00:33:18,722 --> 00:33:20,849
As you know,

468
00:33:20,933 --> 00:33:24,644
special detail carries with it special privileges.

469
00:33:24,728 --> 00:33:26,813
<i>RED: It was outdoor detail...</i>

470
00:33:28,315 --> 00:33:31,901
<i>..and May is one damn fine month
to be working outdoors.</i>

471
00:33:31,986 --> 00:33:33,611
<i>Stay in line there.</i>

472
00:33:33,696 --> 00:33:36,614
<i>More than a hundred men
volunteered for the job.</i>

473
00:33:38,117 --> 00:33:39,784
(WHISPERS)

474
00:33:40,995 --> 00:33:43,288
Wallace E Unger.

475
00:33:44,456 --> 00:33:46,916
Ellis Redding.

476
00:33:47,001 --> 00:33:49,836
Wouldn't you know it?

477
00:33:49,920 --> 00:33:52,505
Me and some fellows I know
were among the names.

478
00:33:52,590 --> 00:33:54,674
GUARD: Andrew Dufresne.

479
00:33:54,758 --> 00:33:58,303
<i>RED: It only cost us a pack of smokes per man.</i>

480
00:33:58,387 --> 00:34:01,097
<i>I made my usual 20 per cent, of course.</i>

481
00:34:01,181 --> 00:34:04,767
HADLEY: So, this big-shot lawyer
calls me long-distance from Texas.

482
00:34:04,852 --> 00:34:06,561
I say, "Yeah?"

483
00:34:06,645 --> 00:34:10,356
He says, "Sorry to inform you,
but your brother just died."

484
00:34:10,441 --> 00:34:12,942
Oh, damn, Byron. I'm sorry to hear that.

485
00:34:13,027 --> 00:34:14,402
I'm not. He was an asshole.

486
00:34:14,486 --> 00:34:16,821
Ran off years ago.
Figured him for dead, anyway.

487
00:34:16,906 --> 00:34:20,867
So, anyway, this lawyer fella says to me,
"Your brother died a rich man."

488
00:34:20,951 --> 00:34:23,661
Oil wells and shit. Close to a million bucks.

489
00:34:23,746 --> 00:34:26,205
GUARD: A million bucks?

490
00:34:26,290 --> 00:34:28,666
Fucking incredible
how lucky some assholes get.

491
00:34:28,751 --> 00:34:31,294
Jeez-Louise! Are you gonna see any of that?

492
00:34:31,378 --> 00:34:34,464
35,000. That's what he left me.

493
00:34:34,548 --> 00:34:36,466
- Dollars?
- Yeah.

494
00:34:36,550 --> 00:34:39,677
Holy shit! That's great.
That's like winning the sweepstakes.

495
00:34:39,762 --> 00:34:40,970
Isn’t it?

496
00:34:41,055 --> 00:34:44,098
Dumb shit. What do you think
the government's gonna do to me?

497
00:34:44,183 --> 00:34:46,726
Take a big, wet bite out of my ass, is what.

498
00:34:46,727 --> 00:34:50,897
Poor Byron! Terrible fucking luck, huh?

499
00:34:50,981 --> 00:34:53,650
RED: Crying shame.

500
00:34:53,734 --> 00:34:55,401
Some people really got it awful!

501
00:34:55,486 --> 00:34:57,028
Andy, are you nuts?

502
00:34:57,112 --> 00:34:59,238
Keep your eyes on your mop, man. Andy!

503
00:34:59,239 --> 00:35:02,283
GUARD: Well, you'll pay some tax,
but you'll still end up...

504
00:35:02,368 --> 00:35:05,203
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Maybe enough to buy a new car. Then what?

505
00:35:05,287 --> 00:35:07,664
I've got to pay tax on the car.

506
00:35:07,748 --> 00:35:11,626
Repair, maintenance, goddamn kids
pestering me to take them for a ride...

507
00:35:11,710 --> 00:35:15,630
And at the end of the year, you figure the tax
wrong, you pay them out of your own pocket.

508
00:35:15,714 --> 00:35:17,882
I tell you...Uncle Sam!

509
00:35:17,967 --> 00:35:21,719
He puts his hand in your shirt
and squeezes your tit till it's purple.

510
00:35:21,804 --> 00:35:24,514
- Andy! Andy!
- What's he doing?

511
00:35:24,598 --> 00:35:26,933
- Getting himself killed.
- Keep tarring.

512
00:35:27,017 --> 00:35:30,103
Some brother! Shit. (SPITS)

513
00:35:30,187 --> 00:35:31,229
Hey!

514
00:35:34,566 --> 00:35:36,776
Mr. Hadley...

515
00:35:36,777 --> 00:35:38,236
do you trust your wife?

516
00:35:39,780 --> 00:35:41,531
Oh, that's funny.

517
00:35:41,615 --> 00:35:44,492
You're gonna look funnier
sucking my dick with no teeth.

518
00:35:44,576 --> 00:35:48,037
I mean, do you think
she'd go behind your back, try to hamstring you?

519
00:35:49,123 --> 00:35:50,999
That's it. Step aside, Mert.

520
00:35:51,083 --> 00:35:52,583
This fucker's having an accident.

521
00:35:52,668 --> 00:35:53,835
He's gonna push him off.

522
00:35:53,919 --> 00:35:58,047
Cos if you do trust her,
there's no reason you can't keep that 35,000.

523
00:35:58,132 --> 00:36:00,008
- What did you say?
- 35,000.

524
00:36:00,092 --> 00:36:01,801
- 35,000?
- All of it.

525
00:36:01,802 --> 00:36:04,137
- All of it?
- Every penny.

526
00:36:04,221 --> 00:36:06,055
You'd better start making sense.

527
00:36:06,140 --> 00:36:08,474
If you want to keep the money,
give it to your wife.

528
00:36:08,559 --> 00:36:12,687
The IRS allows a one-time-only gift
to your spouse for up to $60,000.

529
00:36:12,771 --> 00:36:14,313
Bullshit! Tax-free?

530
00:36:14,314 --> 00:36:17,483
Tax-free. The IRS can't touch one cent.

531
00:36:17,568 --> 00:36:20,153
You're the smart banker what killed his wife.

532
00:36:20,237 --> 00:36:23,781
Why should I believe a smart banker like you?
So I can end up in here with you?

533
00:36:23,866 --> 00:36:25,366
It's legal. Ask the IRS.

534
00:36:25,451 --> 00:36:28,661
They'll say the same thing.
But I feel stupid telling you this.

535
00:36:28,746 --> 00:36:31,039
I'm sure you would have investigated the matter.

536
00:36:31,123 --> 00:36:35,209
Yeah, I don't need no banker to tell me
where the bears shit in the buckwheat.

537
00:36:35,294 --> 00:36:38,337
Of course not, but you do need someone
to set up the tax-free gift.

538
00:36:38,422 --> 00:36:40,298
It'll cost you. A lawyer.

539
00:36:40,382 --> 00:36:42,717
A bunch of ball-washing bastards.

540
00:36:42,801 --> 00:36:46,637
I suppose I could set it up for you.
That would save you some money.

541
00:36:46,638 --> 00:36:49,015
If you get the forms, I'll prepare them for you.

542
00:36:49,099 --> 00:36:50,975
Nearly free of charge.

543
00:36:52,061 --> 00:36:55,438
I'd only ask three beers apiece
for each of my co-workers.

544
00:36:55,522 --> 00:36:57,940
GUARD:
Co-workers! Get him! That's rich, ain't it?

545
00:36:58,025 --> 00:37:01,486
I think a man working outdoors
feels more like a man

546
00:37:01,570 --> 00:37:03,321
if he can have a bottle of suds.

547
00:37:03,405 --> 00:37:06,449
That's only my opinion...sir.

548
00:37:09,870 --> 00:37:11,412
What are you jimmies staring at?

549
00:37:11,497 --> 00:37:12,497
Back to work!

550
00:37:12,581 --> 00:37:14,540
GUARD: Let's go. Work.

551
00:37:22,925 --> 00:37:28,429
<i>RED: And that's how it came to pass...
that on the second-to-last day of the job,</i>

552
00:37:28,514 --> 00:37:33,184
<i>the convict crew that tarred the plate-factory roof
in the spring of '49...</i>

553
00:37:33,268 --> 00:37:36,479
<i>wound up sitting in a row
at ten o'clock in the morning,</i>

554
00:37:36,563 --> 00:37:40,441
<i>drinking icy-cold, Bohemia-style beer...</i>

555
00:37:40,526 --> 00:37:45,738
<i>courtesy of the hardest screw that ever
walked a turn at Shawshank State Prison.</i>

556
00:37:45,823 --> 00:37:47,907
<i>Drink up while it's cold, ladies.</i>

557
00:37:49,284 --> 00:37:53,454
<i>The colossal prick
even managed to sound magnanimous.</i>

558
00:37:55,207 --> 00:37:59,836
<i>We sat and drank with the sun on our shoulders,
and felt like free men.</i>

559
00:37:59,920 --> 00:38:03,422
<i>Hell, we could have been tarring the roof
of one of our own houses.</i>

560
00:38:03,507 --> 00:38:06,801
<i>We were the lords of all creation.</i>

561
00:38:06,885 --> 00:38:11,430
<i>As for Andy,
he spent that break hunkered in the shade...</i>

562
00:38:11,515 --> 00:38:14,225
<i>a strange little smile on his face,</i>

563
00:38:14,309 --> 00:38:16,394
<i>watching us drink his beer.</i>

564
00:38:23,152 --> 00:38:24,694
Hey...

565
00:38:24,778 --> 00:38:26,070
Want a cold one, Andy?

566
00:38:26,155 --> 00:38:27,822
No, thanks.

567
00:38:27,906 --> 00:38:29,699
I gave up drinking.

568
00:38:33,537 --> 00:38:36,706
<i>RED: You could argue
he'd done it to curry favor with the guards.</i>

569
00:38:36,790 --> 00:38:39,625
<i>Or maybe make a few friends among us cons.</i>

570
00:38:41,879 --> 00:38:45,339
<i>Me, I think he did it just to feel normal again.</i>

571
00:38:46,425 --> 00:38:48,509
<i>If only for a short while.</i>

572
00:38:51,388 --> 00:38:53,723
RED: King me.

573
00:38:53,807 --> 00:38:56,225
Chess. Now, there's a game of kings.

574
00:38:56,310 --> 00:38:58,853
- What?
- Civilized, strategic.

575
00:38:58,937 --> 00:39:01,272
And a total fucking mystery.

576
00:39:01,356 --> 00:39:02,565
I hate it.

577
00:39:02,649 --> 00:39:04,567
Maybe you'll let me teach you someday.

578
00:39:04,651 --> 00:39:07,111
(CHUCKLES) Yeah. Sure.

579
00:39:07,196 --> 00:39:09,322
I thought of getting a board together.

580
00:39:09,406 --> 00:39:12,200
Well, I'm the right man.
I'm the guy that can get things.

581
00:39:12,284 --> 00:39:13,784
We might do business on a board.

582
00:39:13,869 --> 00:39:16,662
But I want to carve the pieces myself.

583
00:39:16,747 --> 00:39:20,333
One side in alabaster, the opposing side
in soapstone. What do you think?

584
00:39:20,417 --> 00:39:22,335
I think it'll take years.

585
00:39:22,419 --> 00:39:25,004
Well, years I got.
What I don't have are the rocks.

586
00:39:25,088 --> 00:39:27,256
Pickings are pretty slim in the yard.

587
00:39:27,341 --> 00:39:29,300
Pebbles, mostly.

588
00:39:33,639 --> 00:39:36,515
Andy, we're getting to be kinda friends,
aren't we?

589
00:39:36,600 --> 00:39:38,267
Yeah, I guess.

590
00:39:39,394 --> 00:39:41,812
Can I ask you something?

591
00:39:41,897 --> 00:39:43,898
Why did you do it?

592
00:39:45,108 --> 00:39:48,986
I'm innocent, Red. Just like everybody else here.

593
00:39:53,283 --> 00:39:55,368
What are you in for?

594
00:39:57,371 --> 00:39:58,371
Murder.

595
00:39:58,455 --> 00:39:59,872
Same as you.

596
00:39:59,957 --> 00:40:01,123
Innocent?

597
00:40:03,794 --> 00:40:05,878
Only guilty man in Shawshank.

598
00:41:05,355 --> 00:41:06,939
<i>Where's the canary?</i>

599
00:41:07,024 --> 00:41:08,357
<i>How did you know?</i>

600
00:41:08,358 --> 00:41:09,525
<i>How did I know what?</i>

601
00:41:09,609 --> 00:41:12,028
<i>So, you don't know? Come.</i>

602
00:41:14,781 --> 00:41:16,907
<i>This is where the canary is, Johnny.</i>

603
00:41:16,992 --> 00:41:19,201
<i>(WOMAN SINGING)</i>

604
00:41:19,286 --> 00:41:23,289
<i>Quite a surprise to hear a woman singing
in my house, eh, Johnny?</i>

605
00:41:26,209 --> 00:41:28,586
<i>That's quite a...</i>

606
00:41:28,670 --> 00:41:30,338
<i>surprise.</i>

607
00:41:32,841 --> 00:41:34,550
Red...

608
00:41:34,634 --> 00:41:36,427
Wait, wait, wait, wait.

609
00:41:36,511 --> 00:41:38,346
Here she comes.

610
00:41:38,430 --> 00:41:41,307
This is the part I like -
when she does that shit with her hair.

611
00:41:41,391 --> 00:41:44,310
Yeah, I know. I've seen it three times this month.

612
00:41:44,394 --> 00:41:46,395
<i>Gilda, are you decent?</i>

613
00:41:46,480 --> 00:41:48,522
<i>Me?</i>

614
00:41:48,607 --> 00:41:50,149
(MEN HOWL)

615
00:41:50,233 --> 00:41:52,276
Hah! God, I love it!

616
00:41:52,361 --> 00:41:54,445
(MEN CHEER AND WHISTLE)

617
00:41:58,158 --> 00:42:01,952
I understand
you're a man that knows how to get things.

618
00:42:02,037 --> 00:42:05,915
Yeah, I'm known to locate certain things
from time to time. What do you want?

619
00:42:05,999 --> 00:42:08,501
- Rita Hayworth.
- What?

620
00:42:08,585 --> 00:42:10,419
Can you get her?

621
00:42:11,505 --> 00:42:14,965
<i>So, this is Johnny Farrell.
I've heard a lot about you, Johnny.</i>

622
00:42:15,050 --> 00:42:16,926
Take a few weeks.

623
00:42:17,010 --> 00:42:18,219
Weeks?

624
00:42:18,220 --> 00:42:23,474
Well, yeah, Andy. I don't have her stuffed down
the front of my pants right now, I'm sorry to say.

625
00:42:23,558 --> 00:42:26,060
But I'll get her. Relax.

626
00:42:28,313 --> 00:42:29,814
Thanks.

627
00:42:29,898 --> 00:42:31,899
<i>- It was a surprise, Mr. Farrell.
- It was.</i>

628
00:42:31,983 --> 00:42:33,025
MEN: Sit down.

629
00:42:33,110 --> 00:42:35,027
<i>Did you tell him what I'm doing here?</i>

630
00:42:35,112 --> 00:42:37,947
<i>No, I wanted to save that as a surprise, too.</i>

631
00:42:38,031 --> 00:42:39,698
<i>Hang on to your hat, Mr. Farrell...</i>

632
00:42:43,245 --> 00:42:44,954
(GRUNTS)

633
00:42:49,793 --> 00:42:52,044
- Take a walk.
- I gotta change the reel.

634
00:42:52,129 --> 00:42:54,213
I said fuck off!

635
00:42:56,508 --> 00:42:58,968
(DOOR CLOSES AS FILM DIALOGUE CONTINUES)

636
00:42:59,052 --> 00:43:01,846
Ain't you gonna scream?

637
00:43:03,223 --> 00:43:05,015
Let's get this over with.

638
00:43:09,146 --> 00:43:10,771
He broke my fuckin' nose!

639
00:43:21,283 --> 00:43:25,327
Now...I'm gonna open my fly...

640
00:43:25,412 --> 00:43:28,372
and you're gonna swallow
what I give you to swallow.

641
00:43:29,458 --> 00:43:31,250
Then you're gonna swallow Rooster's.

642
00:43:31,334 --> 00:43:34,170
You broke his nose,
he ought to have something to show for it.

643
00:43:34,254 --> 00:43:36,464
Anything you put in my mouth,
you're gonna lose.

644
00:43:36,548 --> 00:43:39,300
No. You don't understand.

645
00:43:39,384 --> 00:43:42,678
You do that, and I'll put
all eight inches of this steel in your ear.

646
00:43:42,679 --> 00:43:43,762
All right.

647
00:43:43,847 --> 00:43:48,476
But you should know that sudden, serious
brain injury causes the victim to bite down hard.

648
00:43:49,728 --> 00:43:52,146
In fact, I hear the bite reflex is so strong,

649
00:43:52,230 --> 00:43:57,026
they have to pry the victim's jaws open...
with a crowbar.

650
00:43:59,863 --> 00:44:01,489
Where did you get this shit?

651
00:44:01,573 --> 00:44:03,240
I read it.

652
00:44:04,326 --> 00:44:07,203
Know how to read, you ignorant fuck?

653
00:44:08,705 --> 00:44:10,581
Honey...

654
00:44:11,833 --> 00:44:14,210
..you shouldn't.

655
00:44:14,294 --> 00:44:16,170
(GROANS)

656
00:44:16,254 --> 00:44:19,256
<i>RED: Bogs didn't put anything in Andy's mouth...</i>

657
00:44:19,341 --> 00:44:21,717
<i>and neither did his friends.</i>

658
00:44:21,801 --> 00:44:25,095
<i>What they did do...
is beat him within an inch of his life.</i>

659
00:44:26,306 --> 00:44:28,307
<i>Andy spent a month in the infirmary.</i>

660
00:44:29,351 --> 00:44:31,852
<i>Bogs spent a week in the hole.</i>

661
00:44:36,316 --> 00:44:37,942
Time's up, Bogs.

662
00:44:41,613 --> 00:44:43,697
It's your world, boss.

663
00:44:45,784 --> 00:44:49,203
TANNOY:
Return to your cell blocks for evening count.

664
00:44:49,287 --> 00:44:51,455
All prisoners report for lockdown.

665
00:45:07,013 --> 00:45:08,305
What?

666
00:45:10,976 --> 00:45:12,726
(GASPS)

667
00:45:14,938 --> 00:45:17,022
(BOGS CRIES IN PAIN)

668
00:45:20,777 --> 00:45:23,487
GUARD: Where's he going?
HADLEY: Grab his ankles.

669
00:45:25,073 --> 00:45:27,575
No! No!

670
00:45:27,659 --> 00:45:29,034
No!

671
00:45:29,119 --> 00:45:30,452
Help me...

672
00:45:30,537 --> 00:45:31,829
Aaarghh!

673
00:45:31,913 --> 00:45:34,039
(PUNCHING AND SCREAMING)

674
00:45:34,124 --> 00:45:36,792
<i>RED:
Two things never happened again after that.</i>

675
00:45:36,876 --> 00:45:39,712
<i>The Sisters never laid a finger on Andy again...</i>

676
00:45:40,922 --> 00:45:43,632
<i>..and Bogs never walked again.</i>

677
00:45:44,759 --> 00:45:48,178
<i>They transferred him
to a minimum-security hospital upstate.</i>

678
00:45:48,263 --> 00:45:53,976
<i>To my knowledge, he lived out the rest
of his days drinking his food through a straw.</i>

679
00:45:54,060 --> 00:45:58,731
I'm thinking Andy could use a nice welcome
back when he gets out of the infirmary.

680
00:45:59,858 --> 00:46:03,652
Sounds good to us.
I figure we owe him that much for the beer.

681
00:46:05,030 --> 00:46:07,698
The man likes to play chess.

682
00:46:07,782 --> 00:46:09,867
Let's get him some rocks.

683
00:46:42,275 --> 00:46:44,151
Guys...

684
00:46:44,235 --> 00:46:46,612
I got one. I got one. Look.

685
00:46:49,032 --> 00:46:51,116
Heywood, that isn't soapstone.

686
00:46:51,201 --> 00:46:53,410
And it ain't alabaster, either.

687
00:46:53,495 --> 00:46:55,120
What are you, a fucking geologist?

688
00:46:55,205 --> 00:46:57,247
He's right. It ain't.

689
00:46:57,332 --> 00:46:58,582
Well, what the hell is it?

690
00:46:58,667 --> 00:47:01,210
RED: A horse apple.

691
00:47:01,294 --> 00:47:04,421
- Bullshit.
- No, horse shit. Petrified.

692
00:47:04,506 --> 00:47:06,590
(HORSE WHINNIES)

693
00:47:10,804 --> 00:47:13,681
- Oh, Jesus Christ!
(MEN LAUGH)

694
00:47:13,765 --> 00:47:15,724
Oh, damn!

695
00:47:15,809 --> 00:47:19,770
<i>RED: Despite a few hitches,
the boys came through in fine style.</i>

696
00:47:20,980 --> 00:47:23,607
<i>And by the weekend he was due back,
we had enough rocks</i>

697
00:47:23,692 --> 00:47:26,735
<i>to keep him busy till rapture.</i>

698
00:47:26,820 --> 00:47:29,530
<i>I also got a big shipment in that week.</i>

699
00:47:29,614 --> 00:47:32,157
<i>Cigarettes. Chewing gum.</i>

700
00:47:32,242 --> 00:47:33,742
<i>Sipping whisky.</i>

701
00:47:33,827 --> 00:47:37,371
<i>Playing cards with naked ladies on them.
You name it.</i>

702
00:47:37,455 --> 00:47:40,416
<i>And of course, the most important item.</i>

703
00:47:42,168 --> 00:47:44,253
<i>Rita Hayworth herself.</i>

704
00:48:18,413 --> 00:48:21,248
GUARD: OK, look alive! Open all tiers.

705
00:48:21,332 --> 00:48:23,667
(FURTIVELY) Heads up. They're tossing the cells.

706
00:48:23,752 --> 00:48:26,003
Heads up. They're tossing the cells.

707
00:48:28,131 --> 00:48:30,007
119.

708
00:48:31,509 --> 00:48:33,177
123.

709
00:48:33,762 --> 00:48:35,846
(GUARDS CALLING OUT)

710
00:48:43,145 --> 00:48:45,021
On your feet.

711
00:48:46,732 --> 00:48:48,608
Face the wall.

712
00:49:20,302 --> 00:49:22,386
HADLEY: Turn around and face the Warden.

713
00:49:28,601 --> 00:49:30,686
Pleased to see you reading this.

714
00:49:32,063 --> 00:49:34,356
Any favorite passages?

715
00:49:35,400 --> 00:49:40,529
"Watch ye, therefore, for ye know not
when the master of the house cometh."

716
00:49:41,573 --> 00:49:44,450
Mark 13:35.

717
00:49:44,534 --> 00:49:47,202
I always liked that one.

718
00:49:47,287 --> 00:49:48,787
But I prefer...

719
00:49:48,872 --> 00:49:51,623
"I'm the light of the world.

720
00:49:51,708 --> 00:49:55,252
He that followeth me shall not walk in darkness,
but shall have the light of life."

721
00:49:55,336 --> 00:49:57,921
John, Chapter 8, Verse 12.

722
00:49:58,006 --> 00:50:01,467
I hear you're good with numbers. How nice.

723
00:50:02,594 --> 00:50:04,678
A man should have a skill.

724
00:50:06,765 --> 00:50:08,223
Wanna explain this?

725
00:50:09,309 --> 00:50:12,770
It's called a rock blanket.
It's for shaping and polishing rocks.

726
00:50:13,813 --> 00:50:15,773
A little hobby of mine.

727
00:50:24,199 --> 00:50:26,533
(INHALES)

728
00:50:26,618 --> 00:50:29,620
It's pretty clean. Some contraband here,

729
00:50:29,704 --> 00:50:31,789
but nothing to get in a twist over.

730
00:50:35,627 --> 00:50:37,711
I can't say I approve of this.

731
00:50:39,214 --> 00:50:40,923
But I suppose...

732
00:50:42,884 --> 00:50:44,760
..exceptions can be made.

733
00:50:55,146 --> 00:50:57,439
HADLEY: Lock 'em up!

734
00:50:59,442 --> 00:51:01,401
I almost forgot.

735
00:51:01,486 --> 00:51:03,737
I'd hate to deprive you of this.

736
00:51:03,822 --> 00:51:05,280
Salvation lies within.

737
00:51:06,366 --> 00:51:07,699
Yes, sir.

738
00:51:16,000 --> 00:51:18,585
<i>RED: Tossing cells was just an excuse.</i>

739
00:51:19,129 --> 00:51:22,714
<i>The truth is, Norton wanted to size Andy up.</i>

740
00:51:36,354 --> 00:51:39,481
My wife made that in church group.

741
00:51:41,818 --> 00:51:43,152
Very nice, sir.

742
00:51:44,320 --> 00:51:46,196
Do you enjoy working in the laundry?

743
00:51:47,824 --> 00:51:49,533
No, sir, not especially.

744
00:51:49,617 --> 00:51:52,411
Perhaps we can find something more...

745
00:51:52,495 --> 00:51:54,580
befitting a man of your education.

746
00:51:58,918 --> 00:52:00,794
(BIRD SCREECHES)

747
00:52:02,922 --> 00:52:04,590
Hey, Jake. Where's Brooks?

748
00:52:04,674 --> 00:52:05,966
Andy.

749
00:52:06,050 --> 00:52:08,343
I thought I heard you out here!

750
00:52:09,846 --> 00:52:11,430
I've been reassigned to you.

751
00:52:11,514 --> 00:52:14,683
I know. They told me. (CHUCKLES)

752
00:52:14,767 --> 00:52:16,852
Ain't that a kick in the head?

753
00:52:16,936 --> 00:52:19,438
Well, I'll give you the dime tour.

754
00:52:19,522 --> 00:52:21,607
Come on.

755
00:52:21,691 --> 00:52:23,859
Well, here she is.

756
00:52:23,943 --> 00:52:26,486
Shawshank Prison library.

757
00:52:26,571 --> 00:52:29,448
National Geographics.

758
00:52:29,532 --> 00:52:32,367
Reader's Digest condensed books.

759
00:52:32,452 --> 00:52:34,745
Louis L'Amour.

760
00:52:34,746 --> 00:52:36,872
Look Magazine.

761
00:52:36,956 --> 00:52:39,458
Erle Stanley Gardners.

762
00:52:39,542 --> 00:52:43,086
Every evening,
I load up the cart and make my round.

763
00:52:43,087 --> 00:52:46,256
I enter the names on this clipboard here.

764
00:52:46,341 --> 00:52:49,801
Easy-peasy, Japanesey. Any questions?

765
00:52:49,886 --> 00:52:52,846
Brooks, how long have you been librarian?

766
00:52:52,931 --> 00:52:58,101
Oh...I come here in '05,
and they made me librarian in 1912.

767
00:52:58,186 --> 00:53:01,563
And in all that time,
have you ever had an assistant?

768
00:53:01,648 --> 00:53:04,233
No. No, not much to it, really.

769
00:53:04,317 --> 00:53:06,235
Well, why me? Why now?

770
00:53:06,319 --> 00:53:07,819
I don't know,

771
00:53:07,904 --> 00:53:11,240
but it'll be nice to have some company
down here for a change.

772
00:53:11,241 --> 00:53:13,325
HADLEY: Dufresne!

773
00:53:22,627 --> 00:53:24,711
That's him. That's the one.

774
00:53:32,262 --> 00:53:33,553
I'm Dekins.

775
00:53:33,638 --> 00:53:36,098
(NERVOUSLY) I was er...

776
00:53:36,182 --> 00:53:40,185
thinking about maybe setting up
some kind of trust fund for my kids' educations.

777
00:53:42,522 --> 00:53:43,981
Oh...

778
00:53:44,065 --> 00:53:45,732
I see.

779
00:53:47,193 --> 00:53:49,069
Well, erm...

780
00:53:50,446 --> 00:53:51,989
..why don't we have a seat,

781
00:53:52,073 --> 00:53:54,157
and talk it over?

782
00:53:56,703 --> 00:53:59,621
Brooks,
do you have a piece of paper and a pencil?

783
00:54:11,092 --> 00:54:12,801
Thanks.

784
00:54:12,885 --> 00:54:14,553
So...

785
00:54:15,805 --> 00:54:18,307
Mr. Dekins...

786
00:54:18,391 --> 00:54:22,853
And then Andy says to Mr. Dekins,
"Do you want your sons to go to Harvard,

787
00:54:22,937 --> 00:54:25,063
- or Yale?"
- He didn't say that?

788
00:54:25,148 --> 00:54:27,816
As God is my witness, he did!

789
00:54:27,900 --> 00:54:31,278
Dekins just blinked for a second.
Then he laughed himself silly.

790
00:54:31,362 --> 00:54:33,238
And afterwards he shook Andy's hand.

791
00:54:33,323 --> 00:54:34,698
My ass!

792
00:54:34,782 --> 00:54:35,991
Shook his hand.

793
00:54:36,075 --> 00:54:39,036
Hell, I...I near soiled myself! (LAUGHS)

794
00:54:39,120 --> 00:54:43,332
All Andy needed was a suit and a tie
and a little jiggly hula girl on his desk,

795
00:54:43,416 --> 00:54:44,750
AND HE WOULD HAVE BEEN:

796
00:54:44,834 --> 00:54:46,376
"Mr. Dufresne, if you please"!

797
00:54:46,461 --> 00:54:48,211
Making a few friends, Andy?

798
00:54:49,255 --> 00:54:51,214
I wouldn't say "friends".

799
00:54:51,299 --> 00:54:55,302
I'm a convicted murderer
who provides sound financial planning.

800
00:54:55,386 --> 00:54:57,721
It's a wonderful pet to have.

801
00:54:57,805 --> 00:54:59,723
Got you out of the laundry, though.

802
00:54:59,807 --> 00:55:02,017
Well, it might do more than that.

803
00:55:02,101 --> 00:55:05,103
How about expanding the library?
Get some new books in there.

804
00:55:05,188 --> 00:55:07,898
If you're gonna ask for something,
ask for a pool table.

805
00:55:07,982 --> 00:55:10,442
- Right.
- How do you expect to do that?

806
00:55:10,526 --> 00:55:15,781
I mean, get new books in here,
Mr. Dufresne, if you please?

807
00:55:15,865 --> 00:55:17,616
Ask the Warden for funds.

808
00:55:17,700 --> 00:55:18,950
(LAUGHTER)

809
00:55:19,035 --> 00:55:22,329
Son, son. Six wardens
have been through here in my tenure,

810
00:55:22,413 --> 00:55:26,041
and I've learned one immutable, universal truth.

811
00:55:26,125 --> 00:55:27,834
Not one of them born...

812
00:55:27,835 --> 00:55:32,798
whose asshole wouldn't pucker up tighter than
a snare drum when you asked them for funds.

813
00:55:32,882 --> 00:55:35,175
The budget's stretched thin, as it is.

814
00:55:35,259 --> 00:55:36,510
I see.

815
00:55:36,594 --> 00:55:40,138
Perhaps I could write to the State Senate
and request funds from them.

816
00:55:40,223 --> 00:55:44,601
As far as they're concerned, there's only three
WAYS TO SPEND MONEY WHEN IT COMES TO PRISONS:

817
00:55:44,685 --> 00:55:46,770
more walls, more bars and more guards.

818
00:55:46,854 --> 00:55:51,274
Still, I'd like to try, with your permission.
A letter a week. They can't ignore me forever.

819
00:55:51,359 --> 00:55:52,901
Sure can.

820
00:55:52,985 --> 00:55:55,862
But you write your letters, if it makes you happy.

821
00:55:55,947 --> 00:55:58,240
I'll even mail them for you. How's that?

822
00:56:00,159 --> 00:56:03,203
<i>RED: So, Andy started writing a letter a week,</i>

823
00:56:03,287 --> 00:56:05,372
<i>just like he said.</i>

824
00:56:09,419 --> 00:56:13,547
<i>And, just like Norton said, Andy got no answers.</i>

825
00:56:21,389 --> 00:56:26,893
<i>The following April, Andy did tax returns
for half the guards at Shawshank.</i>

826
00:56:26,978 --> 00:56:30,063
<i>The year after that, he did them all...</i>

827
00:56:30,148 --> 00:56:32,232
<i>including the Warden's.</i>

828
00:56:33,609 --> 00:56:37,362
<i>The year after that, they rescheduled
the start of the intramural season</i>

829
00:56:37,447 --> 00:56:39,531
<i>to coincide with tax season.</i>

830
00:56:41,826 --> 00:56:46,037
<i>The guards on the opposing teams
all remembered to bring their W-2s.</i>

831
00:56:46,122 --> 00:56:50,250
So, Moresby Prison issued you your gun,
but you had to pay for it?

832
00:56:50,334 --> 00:56:52,085
Damn right. The holster, too.

833
00:56:52,170 --> 00:56:53,420
That's tax-deductible.

834
00:56:53,504 --> 00:56:54,671
You can write that off.

835
00:56:54,755 --> 00:56:58,091
<i>RED: Yes, sir.
Andy was a regular cottage industry.</i>

836
00:56:58,176 --> 00:57:01,219
<i>In fact, it got so busy at tax time...</i>

837
00:57:01,304 --> 00:57:03,346
<i>he was allowed a staff.</i>

838
00:57:03,431 --> 00:57:05,891
Hey, Red, can you hand me a stack of 1040s?

839
00:57:05,975 --> 00:57:08,643
<i>It got me out of the wood shop
a month out of the year,</i>

840
00:57:08,728 --> 00:57:11,396
<i>and that was fine by me.</i>

841
00:57:11,481 --> 00:57:14,858
<i>And still...he kept sending those letters.</i>

842
00:57:20,156 --> 00:57:21,990
Red, Andy.

843
00:57:22,074 --> 00:57:23,283
It's Brooks.

844
00:57:23,367 --> 00:57:25,827
(MEN SHOUTING)
- Watch the door.

845
00:57:25,912 --> 00:57:27,496
Please, Brooks.

846
00:57:27,580 --> 00:57:29,581
- Just calm the fuck down.
- Stay back!

847
00:57:29,665 --> 00:57:31,708
- Stay back!
- What the hell's going on?

848
00:57:31,792 --> 00:57:34,878
You tell me. One second he's fine.
Then out comes the knife.

849
00:57:34,962 --> 00:57:37,422
Brooks, we can talk about this. Right?

850
00:57:37,507 --> 00:57:39,633
Nothing to talk about, goddamn it!

851
00:57:39,717 --> 00:57:41,426
I'm gonna cut his fucking throat.

852
00:57:41,511 --> 00:57:43,386
Heywood? Wait, what's he done to you?

853
00:57:43,471 --> 00:57:45,597
It's what they done!

854
00:57:45,681 --> 00:57:47,098
I...I got no choice...

855
00:57:47,183 --> 00:57:49,851
You're not gonna hurt him.
Even Heywood knows that.

856
00:57:49,936 --> 00:57:52,562
- Right, Heywood?
- I...I know that, sure.

857
00:57:52,647 --> 00:57:56,066
You won't hurt him, because he's a friend,
and you're a reasonable man.

858
00:57:56,150 --> 00:57:57,442
That's right. Right, guys?

859
00:57:57,527 --> 00:58:00,904
- Yes.
- So, put the knife down. Brooks, look at me.

860
00:58:00,988 --> 00:58:02,822
Put the knife down.

861
00:58:03,908 --> 00:58:05,075
Brooks...

862
00:58:05,159 --> 00:58:07,410
Look at his neck, for God's sake.

863
00:58:07,495 --> 00:58:09,829
Brooks, look at his neck. It's bleeding.

864
00:58:09,914 --> 00:58:11,081
(HEYWOOD GASPS)

865
00:58:11,165 --> 00:58:12,749
It's the only...

866
00:58:12,833 --> 00:58:15,126
It's the only way they'd let me stay.

867
00:58:15,211 --> 00:58:17,796
Come on. This is crazy.
You don't want to do this.

868
00:58:17,797 --> 00:58:19,881
Put it down.

869
00:58:21,217 --> 00:58:23,593
(BROOKS SOBS)

870
00:58:27,265 --> 00:58:31,977
Come on. Take it easy.
You're going to be all right.

871
00:58:32,061 --> 00:58:33,436
HEYWOOD: Him?

872
00:58:33,521 --> 00:58:37,190
Hell, what about me?
Crazy old fool damn near cut my throat.

873
00:58:37,275 --> 00:58:39,901
RED: Shit, Heywood,
you've had worse from shaving.

874
00:58:39,986 --> 00:58:42,237
What the hell did you do to set him off, anyway?

875
00:58:42,321 --> 00:58:44,656
Nothing. I come in here to say fare-thee-well.

876
00:58:44,740 --> 00:58:47,867
Ain't you heard? His parole's come through.

877
00:58:49,912 --> 00:58:53,039
I just don't understand what happened in there.
That's all.

878
00:58:53,124 --> 00:58:55,709
The old man's as crazy
as a rat in a tin shithouse.

879
00:58:55,793 --> 00:58:58,003
Oh, Heywood, that's enough out of you.

880
00:58:58,087 --> 00:59:01,089
- I heard he had you shitting in your pants.
- Fuck you!

881
00:59:01,173 --> 00:59:02,549
Would you knock it off?

882
00:59:02,633 --> 00:59:04,968
Brooks ain't no bug.

883
00:59:05,052 --> 00:59:06,928
He's just...

884
00:59:08,806 --> 00:59:10,640
He's just institutionalized.

885
00:59:11,976 --> 00:59:13,643
Institutionalized, my ass.

886
00:59:13,728 --> 00:59:18,023
The man's been in here 50 years, Heywood.
50 years.

887
00:59:18,107 --> 00:59:19,816
This is all he knows.

888
00:59:19,900 --> 00:59:22,319
In here, he's an important man.

889
00:59:22,403 --> 00:59:23,862
He's an educated man.

890
00:59:23,946 --> 00:59:26,031
Outside, he's nothing.

891
00:59:28,200 --> 00:59:30,827
Just a used-up con with arthritis in both hands.

892
00:59:30,911 --> 00:59:34,122
Probably couldn't get a library card if he tried.

893
00:59:34,206 --> 00:59:36,291
You know what I'm trying to say?

894
00:59:36,375 --> 00:59:39,127
Red, I do believe you're talking out of your ass.

895
00:59:40,379 --> 00:59:43,298
You believe whatever you want, Floyd.

896
00:59:43,299 --> 00:59:45,842
But I'm telling you, these walls are funny.

897
00:59:47,261 --> 00:59:49,346
First you hate 'em...

898
00:59:50,890 --> 00:59:52,974
..then you get used to 'em.

899
00:59:54,602 --> 00:59:57,228
Enough time passes...

900
00:59:57,313 --> 01:00:00,273
you get so you depend on 'em.

901
01:00:00,358 --> 01:00:02,692
That's institutionalized.

902
01:00:02,777 --> 01:00:04,152
JIGGER: Shit.

903
01:00:04,153 --> 01:00:05,779
You can never get like that.

904
01:00:05,863 --> 01:00:07,781
Oh, yeah?

905
01:00:07,865 --> 01:00:10,450
Say that when you've been here
as long as Brooks has.

906
01:00:10,534 --> 01:00:12,410
Goddamn right.

907
01:00:14,747 --> 01:00:17,290
They send you here for life.

908
01:00:17,375 --> 01:00:19,459
That's exactly what they take.

909
01:00:21,379 --> 01:00:23,463
The part that counts, anyway.

910
01:00:26,509 --> 01:00:29,844
(JAKE SCREECHES)

911
01:00:30,971 --> 01:00:33,139
I can't take care of you no more, Jake.

912
01:00:35,059 --> 01:00:36,893
You go on, now.

913
01:00:37,978 --> 01:00:42,649
You're free.

914
01:00:58,541 --> 01:01:00,417
Bye.

915
01:01:01,502 --> 01:01:03,420
Good luck, Brooks.

916
01:01:39,999 --> 01:01:42,709
<i>BROOKS: Dear fellas...</i>

917
01:01:42,793 --> 01:01:47,005
<i>I can't believe
how fast things move on the outside.</i>

918
01:01:47,089 --> 01:01:48,339
(HORN BLARES)

919
01:01:48,424 --> 01:01:51,468
Watch it, old-timer! Are you trying to get killed?

920
01:01:51,552 --> 01:01:54,888
<i>I saw an automobile once, when I was a kid,</i>

921
01:01:54,972 --> 01:01:57,891
<i>but now...they're everywhere.</i>

922
01:02:02,104 --> 01:02:05,690
<i>The world went and got itself
in a big damn hurry.</i>

923
01:02:22,041 --> 01:02:28,338
<i>The parole board got me into
this halfway house called The Brewer,</i>

924
01:02:28,422 --> 01:02:32,217
<i>and a job bagging groceries at the Foodway.</i>

925
01:02:34,261 --> 01:02:39,599
<i>It's hard work, and I try to keep up,
but my hands hurt most of the time.</i>

926
01:02:39,683 --> 01:02:41,684
WOMAN: Make sure your man double-bags.

927
01:02:41,769 --> 01:02:44,020
Last time, the bottom near came out.

928
01:02:44,104 --> 01:02:47,398
Make sure you double-bag, like the lady says.
Understand?

929
01:02:47,483 --> 01:02:48,942
Yes, sir. I surely will.

930
01:02:49,026 --> 01:02:52,821
<i>BROOKS: I don't think
the store manager likes me very much.</i>

931
01:02:52,905 --> 01:02:54,697
(PIGEONS COOING)

932
01:02:55,783 --> 01:03:00,578
<i>Sometimes, after work,
I go to the park and feed the birds.</i>

933
01:03:00,663 --> 01:03:06,000
<i>I keep thinking Jake might just show up
and say hello.</i>

934
01:03:06,085 --> 01:03:07,877
<i>But he never does.</i>

935
01:03:08,963 --> 01:03:14,342
<i>And I hope, wherever he is,
he's doing OK and making new friends.</i>

936
01:03:17,847 --> 01:03:20,765
<i>I have trouble sleeping at night.</i>

937
01:03:20,850 --> 01:03:23,643
<i>I have bad dreams, like I'm falling.</i>

938
01:03:24,728 --> 01:03:26,646
<i>I wake up, scared.</i>

939
01:03:26,730 --> 01:03:30,733
<i>Sometimes it takes me a while
to remember where I am.</i>

940
01:03:32,361 --> 01:03:33,820
<i>Maybe I should get me a gun</i>

941
01:03:33,904 --> 01:03:37,782
<i>and rob the Foodway, so they'd send me home.</i>

942
01:03:37,867 --> 01:03:40,201
<i>I could shoot the manager, while I was at it.</i>

943
01:03:40,286 --> 01:03:42,245
<i>Sort of like a bonus.</i>

944
01:03:43,747 --> 01:03:48,001
<i>I guess I'm too old for that sort of nonsense
any more.</i>

945
01:03:48,085 --> 01:03:50,128
<i>I don't like it here.</i>

946
01:03:50,212 --> 01:03:52,881
<i>I'm tired of being afraid all the time.</i>

947
01:03:52,965 --> 01:03:54,048
<i>I've decided...</i>

948
01:03:54,133 --> 01:03:56,009
<i>not to stay.</i>

949
01:04:07,354 --> 01:04:10,857
<i>I doubt they'll kick up any fuss.</i>

950
01:04:10,941 --> 01:04:13,026
<i>Not for an old crook like me.</i>

951
01:04:27,875 --> 01:04:29,792
(SCRAPING)

952
01:05:16,048 --> 01:05:20,093
"I doubt they'll kick up any fuss.
Not for an old crook like me.

953
01:05:21,261 --> 01:05:25,306
PS. Tell Heywood
I'm sorry I put a knife to his throat.

954
01:05:25,307 --> 01:05:27,392
No hard feelings. Brooks."

955
01:05:38,112 --> 01:05:40,196
He should have died in here.

956
01:05:45,619 --> 01:05:50,081
HADLEY: What the fuck have you done?
It's a goddamn mess. I'll tell you that.

957
01:05:54,795 --> 01:05:56,212
What's all this?

958
01:05:56,296 --> 01:06:00,174
You tell me, fuck-stick.
They're all addressed to you.

959
01:06:00,259 --> 01:06:01,551
Take it.

960
01:06:10,519 --> 01:06:12,103
"Dear Mr. Dufresne...

961
01:06:13,188 --> 01:06:15,189
In response to your repeated enquiries,

962
01:06:15,274 --> 01:06:19,986
the State has allocated the enclosed funds
for your library project."

963
01:06:20,070 --> 01:06:21,446
This is 200 dollars.

964
01:06:22,489 --> 01:06:26,409
"In addition, the Library District
has generously responded

965
01:06:26,493 --> 01:06:29,203
with a charitable donation
of used books and sundries.

966
01:06:29,288 --> 01:06:31,372
We trust this will fill your needs.

967
01:06:31,457 --> 01:06:35,585
We now consider the matter closed.
Please stop sending us letters."

968
01:06:35,669 --> 01:06:38,504
I want all this cleared out
before the Warden gets back.

969
01:06:38,589 --> 01:06:40,256
Yes, sir.

970
01:06:44,011 --> 01:06:45,386
Good for you, Andy.

971
01:06:48,015 --> 01:06:49,474
Wow!

972
01:06:50,559 --> 01:06:52,643
It only took six years.

973
01:06:53,937 --> 01:06:56,814
From now on,
I'll write two letters a week, instead of one.

974
01:06:56,899 --> 01:07:00,443
Oh, I believe you're crazy enough.
You'd better get all this stuff out,

975
01:07:00,527 --> 01:07:01,694
like the Captain said.

976
01:07:01,779 --> 01:07:05,656
Now, I'm gonna go pinch a loaf.
When I come back, this is all gone, right?

977
01:07:11,830 --> 01:07:13,831
Wow.

978
01:07:43,904 --> 01:07:46,614
<i>♪♪MOZART:
Duettino from The Marriage Of Figaro</i>

979
01:07:48,075 --> 01:07:50,660
<i>♪♪ Sull'aria...</i>

980
01:07:54,289 --> 01:07:55,289
Andy,

981
01:07:55,374 --> 01:07:56,707
do you hear that?

982
01:07:56,792 --> 01:08:00,503
<i>♪♪ ..zeffiretto</i>

983
01:08:08,971 --> 01:08:10,805
<i>(LOCKS DOOR)</i>

984
01:08:12,724 --> 01:08:20,565
<i>♪♪ Questa sera spirera</i>

985
01:08:29,283 --> 01:08:30,616
<i>(FEEDBACK HISSES)</i>

986
01:08:32,828 --> 01:08:35,746
<i>(MUSIC OVER LOUDSPEAKERS)</i>

987
01:08:39,751 --> 01:08:41,836
<i>(ARIA CONTINUES)</i>

988
01:08:50,971 --> 01:08:55,266
<i>♪♪ Sotto i pini</i>

989
01:08:55,350 --> 01:09:00,563
<i>♪♪ Del boschetto</i>

990
01:09:02,065 --> 01:09:04,442
<i>♪♪ Sotto i pini...</i>

991
01:09:04,526 --> 01:09:07,403
(BANGING AT DOOR) Dufresne?

992
01:09:07,487 --> 01:09:09,071
Dufresne?

993
01:09:09,156 --> 01:09:11,240
Andy, let me out.

994
01:09:13,952 --> 01:09:17,496
Andy?

995
01:09:17,581 --> 01:09:22,752
<i>RED: I have no idea to this day
what those two Italian ladies were singing about.</i>

996
01:09:22,836 --> 01:09:25,254
<i>The truth is, I don't want to know.</i>

997
01:09:25,339 --> 01:09:27,423
<i>Some things are best left unsaid.</i>

998
01:09:31,470 --> 01:09:36,515
<i>I like to think they were singing about something
so beautiful, it can't be expressed in words...</i>

999
01:09:36,600 --> 01:09:38,976
<i>and makes your heart ache because of it.</i>

1000
01:09:41,188 --> 01:09:43,898
<i>I tell you, those voices soared...</i>

1001
01:09:43,982 --> 01:09:48,527
<i>higher and farther
than anybody in a grey place dares to dream.</i>

1002
01:09:48,612 --> 01:09:51,989
<i>It was like some beautiful bird
flapped into our drab little cage</i>

1003
01:09:52,074 --> 01:09:55,201
<i>and made those walls dissolve away.</i>

1004
01:09:55,285 --> 01:09:57,620
<i>And for the briefest of moments...</i>

1005
01:09:57,704 --> 01:10:00,790
<i>every last man at Shawshank felt free.</i>

1006
01:10:03,293 --> 01:10:05,795
<i>It pissed the Warden off something awful.</i>

1007
01:10:07,214 --> 01:10:08,339
Open the door.

1008
01:10:11,093 --> 01:10:13,010
Open it up!

1009
01:10:14,221 --> 01:10:16,597
Dufresne, open this door!

1010
01:10:16,682 --> 01:10:18,140
(BANGS DOOR)

1011
01:10:18,225 --> 01:10:19,558
Turn that off!

1012
01:10:19,643 --> 01:10:21,727
(BANGS DOOR)

1013
01:10:23,397 --> 01:10:26,274
(ARIA CONTINUES)

1014
01:10:26,358 --> 01:10:29,110
I am warning you, Dufresne. Turn that off!

1015
01:10:32,614 --> 01:10:34,699
(INCREASES VOLUME)

1016
01:10:42,958 --> 01:10:44,834
Dufresne...

1017
01:10:45,961 --> 01:10:48,045
You're mine now.

1018
01:10:55,595 --> 01:10:58,347
<i>RED: Andy got two weeks in the hole
for that little stunt.</i>

1019
01:10:58,432 --> 01:11:00,850
(HADLEY STOPS RECORD) On your feet!

1020
01:11:02,060 --> 01:11:04,145
- Hey, look who's here.
- Maestro!

1021
01:11:05,647 --> 01:11:09,692
Y-Y-You couldn't play something good, huh?
Hank Williams or something?

1022
01:11:09,776 --> 01:11:12,445
They broke the door down
before I could take requests.

1023
01:11:12,529 --> 01:11:14,322
Was it worth it, two weeks in the hole?

1024
01:11:14,406 --> 01:11:15,656
Easiest time I ever did.

1025
01:11:15,741 --> 01:11:18,784
Bullshit!
There's no such thing as easy time in the hole.

1026
01:11:18,785 --> 01:11:21,412
A week in the hole is like a year.

1027
01:11:21,496 --> 01:11:24,206
I had Mr. Mozart to keep me company.

1028
01:11:24,291 --> 01:11:27,626
So, they let you tote that record player
down there, huh?

1029
01:11:29,755 --> 01:11:31,380
It was in here.

1030
01:11:31,465 --> 01:11:33,132
And in here.

1031
01:11:34,343 --> 01:11:38,596
That's the beauty of music.
They can't get that from you.

1032
01:11:42,517 --> 01:11:45,019
Haven't you ever felt that way about music?

1033
01:11:46,688 --> 01:11:50,775
Well, I played a mean harmonica,
as a younger man.

1034
01:11:50,859 --> 01:11:52,651
Lost interest in it, though.

1035
01:11:52,736 --> 01:11:54,570
Didn't make much sense in here.

1036
01:11:54,654 --> 01:11:57,114
Here's where it makes the most sense.

1037
01:11:57,199 --> 01:11:59,784
You need it, so you don't forget.

1038
01:11:59,868 --> 01:12:01,202
Forget?

1039
01:12:01,286 --> 01:12:03,245
Forget that...

1040
01:12:03,330 --> 01:12:05,414
there are places...

1041
01:12:06,750 --> 01:12:09,293
..in the world that aren't made out of stone...

1042
01:12:09,378 --> 01:12:11,420
that there's a...

1043
01:12:11,505 --> 01:12:13,339
there's something...

1044
01:12:13,423 --> 01:12:16,217
inside that they can't get to...

1045
01:12:16,301 --> 01:12:18,594
that they can't touch.

1046
01:12:18,678 --> 01:12:20,554
It's yours.

1047
01:12:21,973 --> 01:12:23,682
What are you talking about?

1048
01:12:24,768 --> 01:12:26,352
Hope.

1049
01:12:26,436 --> 01:12:28,312
Hope?

1050
01:12:30,148 --> 01:12:32,817
Let me tell you something, my friend.

1051
01:12:32,901 --> 01:12:34,860
Hope is a dangerous thing.

1052
01:12:36,446 --> 01:12:38,489
Hope can drive a man insane.

1053
01:12:39,533 --> 01:12:41,450
It's got no use on the inside.

1054
01:12:41,535 --> 01:12:44,203
You'd better get used to that idea.

1055
01:12:46,623 --> 01:12:48,249
Like Brooks did?

1056
01:13:13,483 --> 01:13:14,525
Sit down.

1057
01:13:19,739 --> 01:13:23,200
It says here that you've served
30 years of a life sentence.

1058
01:13:23,285 --> 01:13:25,911
You feel you've been rehabilitated?

1059
01:13:25,996 --> 01:13:28,080
Oh, yes, sir.

1060
01:13:28,081 --> 01:13:30,166
Without a doubt.

1061
01:13:31,209 --> 01:13:33,544
And I can honestly say I'm a changed man.

1062
01:13:36,131 --> 01:13:38,174
No danger to society here.

1063
01:13:38,258 --> 01:13:40,342
God's honest truth.

1064
01:13:42,679 --> 01:13:44,763
Absolutely rehabilitated.

1065
01:13:54,691 --> 01:13:56,775
30 years.

1066
01:13:57,861 --> 01:13:59,904
Jesus, when they say it like that...

1067
01:13:59,988 --> 01:14:02,072
You wonder where it went.

1068
01:14:05,035 --> 01:14:07,119
I wonder where ten years went.

1069
01:14:12,167 --> 01:14:13,459
Here.

1070
01:14:13,543 --> 01:14:15,711
Little parole rejection present.

1071
01:14:17,547 --> 01:14:19,590
Go ahead and open it.

1072
01:14:19,674 --> 01:14:23,469
I had to go through one of your competitors.
I hope you don't mind.

1073
01:14:23,553 --> 01:14:25,638
I wanted it to be a surprise.

1074
01:14:35,774 --> 01:14:37,858
It's very pretty, Andy.

1075
01:14:38,944 --> 01:14:41,028
Thank you.

1076
01:14:42,781 --> 01:14:44,865
Are you going to play it?

1077
01:14:48,995 --> 01:14:51,080
No.

1078
01:14:53,375 --> 01:14:55,459
Not right now.

1079
01:15:00,590 --> 01:15:02,633
(GUARDS SHOUT)

1080
01:15:02,717 --> 01:15:04,802
Tier 3 South. Clear.

1081
01:15:05,845 --> 01:15:07,888
Tier 4 North. Clear.

1082
01:15:07,973 --> 01:15:10,057
Tier 1 South. Clear.

1083
01:15:12,894 --> 01:15:14,979
Fall in!

1084
01:15:17,691 --> 01:15:19,775
(GATE BUZZER)

1085
01:15:47,429 --> 01:15:49,471
(GUARD'S FOOTSTEPS)

1086
01:15:49,556 --> 01:15:51,140
<i>Lights out!</i>

1087
01:15:51,224 --> 01:15:52,725
(CLICK OF LIGHT SWITCHES)

1088
01:15:58,148 --> 01:16:00,232
(GUARD WALKS AWAY)

1089
01:16:06,406 --> 01:16:08,490
(OUTER DOOR CLOSES)

1090
01:16:17,334 --> 01:16:19,418
(GENTLY PLAYS ONE NOTE)

1091
01:16:24,841 --> 01:16:25,966
(HAMMERING)

1092
01:16:26,051 --> 01:16:28,093
<i>RED: Andy was as good as his word.</i>

1093
01:16:28,178 --> 01:16:30,679
<i>He wrote two letters a week instead of one.</i>

1094
01:16:33,308 --> 01:16:37,436
<i>In 1959, the State Senate
finally clued into the fact</i>

1095
01:16:37,520 --> 01:16:40,397
<i>they couldn't buy him off
with just a $200 check.</i>

1096
01:16:40,482 --> 01:16:47,071
<i>Appropriations Committee voted
an annual payment of $500 just to shut him up.</i>

1097
01:16:47,155 --> 01:16:48,864
<i>And you'd be amazed</i>

1098
01:16:48,948 --> 01:16:50,616
<i>how far Andy could stretch it.</i>

1099
01:16:50,700 --> 01:16:53,577
<i>He made deals with book clubs, charity groups.</i>

1100
01:16:53,662 --> 01:16:56,038
<i>He bought remaindered books by the pound.</i>

1101
01:16:56,122 --> 01:16:58,332
Treasure Island.

1102
01:16:58,416 --> 01:17:00,584
Robert Louis...

1103
01:17:00,669 --> 01:17:01,877
..Stevenson.

1104
01:17:01,961 --> 01:17:03,420
Fiction, adventure.

1105
01:17:05,423 --> 01:17:07,049
What's next?

1106
01:17:07,050 --> 01:17:09,760
I got here Auto Repair and...

1107
01:17:10,804 --> 01:17:12,137
..Soap Carving.

1108
01:17:12,222 --> 01:17:15,599
Trade skills and hobbies. Goes under
Educational. The stack behind you.

1109
01:17:15,684 --> 01:17:17,726
The Count Of Monte Crisco.

1110
01:17:17,811 --> 01:17:20,145
That's Cristo, you dumb shit.

1111
01:17:20,230 --> 01:17:24,024
By Alexandree...Dumass.

1112
01:17:24,109 --> 01:17:29,029
Dumb-ass?

1113
01:17:31,533 --> 01:17:33,867
Dumas. You know what that's about?

1114
01:17:33,952 --> 01:17:35,327
Uh-uh.

1115
01:17:35,412 --> 01:17:38,122
You'll like it. It's about a prison break.

1116
01:17:38,206 --> 01:17:42,209
We ought to file that under Educational, too,
oughtn't we?

1117
01:17:42,293 --> 01:17:46,463
<i>RED: The rest of us did our best to pitch in
when and where we could.</i>

1118
01:17:47,716 --> 01:17:49,550
<i>By the year Kennedy was shot,</i>

1119
01:17:49,634 --> 01:17:53,971
<i>Andy had transformed a storage room
smelling of rat turds and turpentine</i>

1120
01:17:53,972 --> 01:17:57,307
<i>into the best prison library in New England,</i>

1121
01:17:57,392 --> 01:18:01,270
<i>complete with a fine selection of Hank Williams.</i>

1122
01:18:01,354 --> 01:18:05,524
♪♪ Lawd I don't know what I'll do-ooo ♪♪

1123
01:18:05,608 --> 01:18:08,360
♪♪ All I do is sit and sigh... ♪♪

1124
01:18:08,445 --> 01:18:13,198
<i>RED: That was also the year Warden Norton
instituted his famous Inside Out program.</i>

1125
01:18:13,283 --> 01:18:15,993
<i>You may remember reading about it.</i>

1126
01:18:16,077 --> 01:18:19,496
<i>It made all the papers
and got his picture in Look Magazine.</i>

1127
01:18:19,581 --> 01:18:21,248
No free ride.

1128
01:18:21,332 --> 01:18:24,293
But rather a genuine, progressive advance

1129
01:18:24,377 --> 01:18:26,545
in corrections and rehabilitation.

1130
01:18:27,589 --> 01:18:29,923
Our inmates, properly supervised,

1131
01:18:30,008 --> 01:18:32,760
will be put to work outside these walls,

1132
01:18:32,844 --> 01:18:34,928
performing all manner of public service.

1133
01:18:35,013 --> 01:18:38,932
These men can learn
the value of an honest day's labor,

1134
01:18:39,017 --> 01:18:42,686
while providing a valuable service
to the community and...

1135
01:18:42,771 --> 01:18:47,983
at a bare minimum of expense
to Mr. and Mrs. John Q Taxpayer.

1136
01:18:48,067 --> 01:18:50,736
<i>RED: Of course,
Norton failed to mention to the press</i>

1137
01:18:50,820 --> 01:18:54,114
<i>that "bare minimum of expense"
is a fairly loose term.</i>

1138
01:18:54,199 --> 01:18:57,367
<i>There are a hundred different ways
to skim off the top.</i>

1139
01:18:57,452 --> 01:19:00,078
<i>Men, materials, you name it.</i>

1140
01:19:01,122 --> 01:19:03,874
<i>And, oh, my Lord, how the money rolled in.</i>

1141
01:19:03,958 --> 01:19:06,084
If this keeps up, you'll put me out of business.

1142
01:19:06,169 --> 01:19:08,337
- Ned!
- This pool of slave labor you've got,

1143
01:19:08,421 --> 01:19:10,464
you can underbid any contractor in town.

1144
01:19:10,548 --> 01:19:14,510
Ned, we're providing
a valuable community service here.

1145
01:19:14,594 --> 01:19:16,845
Well, that's fine for the papers

1146
01:19:16,930 --> 01:19:18,430
but I've got a family to feed.

1147
01:19:18,515 --> 01:19:20,224
Sam...

1148
01:19:20,308 --> 01:19:22,768
Sam, we go back a long way.

1149
01:19:22,852 --> 01:19:25,187
I need this new highway contract.

1150
01:19:25,271 --> 01:19:27,481
I don't get it, and I go under.

1151
01:19:27,565 --> 01:19:29,608
That's a fact.

1152
01:19:29,692 --> 01:19:31,777
You just have some of this fine pie

1153
01:19:31,861 --> 01:19:33,904
my missus made especially for you,

1154
01:19:33,988 --> 01:19:35,322
and you think about that.

1155
01:19:43,373 --> 01:19:46,291
Ned, I wouldn't worry too much
about this contract.

1156
01:19:46,376 --> 01:19:49,586
It seems to me I already got
my boys committed elsewhere.

1157
01:19:51,464 --> 01:19:54,049
You be sure and thank Maisie for this fine pie.

1158
01:19:55,677 --> 01:19:57,845
<i>RED: And behind every shady deal,</i>

1159
01:19:57,929 --> 01:20:00,138
<i>behind every dollar earned,</i>

1160
01:20:00,223 --> 01:20:03,392
<i>there was Andy, keeping the books.</i>

1161
01:20:04,435 --> 01:20:07,855
Two deposits.
Maine National and New England First.

1162
01:20:07,939 --> 01:20:10,023
Night drops as always, sir.

1163
01:20:40,430 --> 01:20:42,180
Get my stuff down to the laundry.

1164
01:20:42,265 --> 01:20:45,058
- Two suits for dry-clean and a bag of whatnot.
- Yes, sir.

1165
01:20:45,143 --> 01:20:48,896
Tell them if they over-starch my shirts again,
they'll hear about it from me.

1166
01:20:48,980 --> 01:20:50,981
How do I look?

1167
01:20:51,065 --> 01:20:53,775
- Very nice, sir.
- Big charity to-do up Portland way.

1168
01:20:53,860 --> 01:20:55,569
The Governor's going to be there.

1169
01:20:56,988 --> 01:20:59,031
Want the rest of this?

1170
01:20:59,115 --> 01:21:01,199
The woman can't bake worth shit.

1171
01:21:02,577 --> 01:21:04,369
Thank you, sir.

1172
01:21:06,539 --> 01:21:10,292
- He's got his fingers in a lot of pies, I hear.
- What you hear isn't half of it.

1173
01:21:10,376 --> 01:21:12,836
He's got scams you haven't even dreamed of.

1174
01:21:12,921 --> 01:21:14,963
Kickbacks on his kickbacks.

1175
01:21:15,048 --> 01:21:17,925
There's a river of dirty money
running through this place.

1176
01:21:18,009 --> 01:21:21,261
But the problem with having all that money
is you'll have to explain

1177
01:21:21,346 --> 01:21:23,931
- where it came from.
- That's where I come in.

1178
01:21:24,015 --> 01:21:26,516
I channel it, filter it, funnel it.

1179
01:21:26,601 --> 01:21:29,144
Stocks, securities, tax-free municipals.

1180
01:21:29,228 --> 01:21:31,897
I send that money out into the real world.

1181
01:21:31,981 --> 01:21:35,609
- And when it comes back...
- Clean as a virgin's honey pot, huh?

1182
01:21:35,693 --> 01:21:36,902
Cleaner.

1183
01:21:36,986 --> 01:21:40,614
By the time Norton retires,
I'll have made him a millionaire.

1184
01:21:43,368 --> 01:21:47,788
If they ever catch on, though, he's gonna
wind up in here wearing a number himself.

1185
01:21:47,872 --> 01:21:51,124
Now, Red, I thought you had
a little more faith in me than that.

1186
01:21:51,209 --> 01:21:54,503
I know you're good, Andy,
but all that paper leaves a trail.

1187
01:21:54,587 --> 01:21:57,589
Now, anybody gets curious,
the FBI, the IRS, whatever,

1188
01:21:57,674 --> 01:22:00,509
it's gonna lead to somebody.

1189
01:22:00,593 --> 01:22:02,552
Sure it is. But not to me.

1190
01:22:02,637 --> 01:22:04,638
And certainly not to the Warden.

1191
01:22:08,685 --> 01:22:09,977
All right. Who?

1192
01:22:10,061 --> 01:22:11,770
Randall Stevens.

1193
01:22:11,854 --> 01:22:13,021
Who?

1194
01:22:14,107 --> 01:22:18,819
The silent silent partner. He's the guilty one,
Your Honor. The man with the bank accounts.

1195
01:22:18,903 --> 01:22:21,071
That's where the filtering process starts.

1196
01:22:21,155 --> 01:22:24,324
If they trace anything,
it's just going to lead to him.

1197
01:22:24,409 --> 01:22:25,993
But who is he?

1198
01:22:26,077 --> 01:22:28,120
He's a phantom, an apparition.

1199
01:22:28,204 --> 01:22:30,163
Second cousin to Harvey the Rabbit.

1200
01:22:30,248 --> 01:22:32,416
I conjured him...

1201
01:22:32,500 --> 01:22:34,543
out of thin air.

1202
01:22:34,627 --> 01:22:37,462
He doesn't exist, except on paper.

1203
01:22:40,591 --> 01:22:42,968
Andy, you can’t just make a person up.

1204
01:22:43,052 --> 01:22:46,179
Sure you can, if you know how
the system works, where the cracks are.

1205
01:22:46,264 --> 01:22:49,766
It's amazing what you can accomplish by mail.

1206
01:22:49,851 --> 01:22:52,477
Mr. Stevens has a birth certificate,

1207
01:22:52,562 --> 01:22:54,896
a driver's license, social security number.

1208
01:22:54,981 --> 01:22:56,189
You're shitting me?

1209
01:22:56,274 --> 01:22:58,233
If they ever trace any of those accounts,

1210
01:22:58,317 --> 01:23:01,194
they're going to wind up chasing
a figment of my imagination.

1211
01:23:01,279 --> 01:23:03,363
Well, I'll be damned.

1212
01:23:04,657 --> 01:23:06,700
Did I say you were good?

1213
01:23:06,784 --> 01:23:08,952
Shit, you're a Rembrandt!

1214
01:23:09,037 --> 01:23:11,079
You know, the funny thing is,

1215
01:23:11,164 --> 01:23:15,125
on the outside, I was an honest man,
straight as an arrow.

1216
01:23:16,169 --> 01:23:18,545
I had to come to prison to be a crook.

1217
01:23:27,305 --> 01:23:28,680
Ever bother you?

1218
01:23:29,724 --> 01:23:33,143
I don't run the scams, Red,
I just process the profits.

1219
01:23:33,227 --> 01:23:35,270
Fine line maybe but...

1220
01:23:35,354 --> 01:23:38,065
I also built that library

1221
01:23:38,149 --> 01:23:40,776
and used it to help a dozen guys
get a high school diploma.

1222
01:23:40,860 --> 01:23:42,736
Why do you think the Warden lets me do it?

1223
01:23:42,820 --> 01:23:45,572
To keep you happy and doing the laundry.

1224
01:23:45,656 --> 01:23:47,783
Money instead of sheets.

1225
01:23:47,867 --> 01:23:50,577
Well, I work cheap. That's the trade-off.

1226
01:23:50,661 --> 01:23:52,746
(SIREN WAILS)

1227
01:23:56,167 --> 01:23:58,376
<i>♪♪ JOHNNY OTIS: Willy And The Hand Jive ♪♪</i>

1228
01:24:06,177 --> 01:24:07,969
<i>♪♪ I know a cat named... ♪♪</i>

1229
01:24:08,054 --> 01:24:10,722
<i>RED: Tommy Williams
came to Shawshank in 1965</i>

1230
01:24:10,807 --> 01:24:12,849
<i>on a two-year stretch for B&E.</i>

1231
01:24:12,934 --> 01:24:15,060
<i>That's breaking and entering to you.</i>

1232
01:24:15,144 --> 01:24:19,773
<i>The cops caught him sneaking TV sets
out the back door of a JC Penney.</i>

1233
01:24:19,857 --> 01:24:21,608
<i>Young punk.</i>

1234
01:24:21,692 --> 01:24:23,735
<i>Mr. Rock'n'roll.</i>

1235
01:24:23,820 --> 01:24:25,487
<i>Cocky as hell.</i>

1236
01:24:25,571 --> 01:24:28,156
Hey, come on, old boys! Moving like molasses!

1237
01:24:28,241 --> 01:24:30,200
Making me look bad.

1238
01:24:30,201 --> 01:24:32,160
<i>RED: We liked him immediately.</i>

1239
01:24:32,245 --> 01:24:34,287
So I'm backing out the door, right?

1240
01:24:34,372 --> 01:24:36,081
And I got the TV like this.

1241
01:24:36,165 --> 01:24:40,001
It was a big old thing. I couldn't see shit.
Suddenly, I hears this voice.

1242
01:24:40,086 --> 01:24:42,129
"Freeze, kid! Hands in the air."

1243
01:24:42,213 --> 01:24:43,880
Well, I just stand there,

1244
01:24:43,965 --> 01:24:46,758
holding onto that TV. So, finally, the voice says,

1245
01:24:46,843 --> 01:24:48,802
"Do you hear what I said, boy?"

1246
01:24:48,886 --> 01:24:51,263
I say, "Yes, sir, I sure did.

1247
01:24:51,347 --> 01:24:54,975
But if I drop this fucking thing,
you got me on destruction of property, too."

1248
01:24:55,059 --> 01:24:57,185
(LAUGHTER)

1249
01:24:59,063 --> 01:25:01,773
Hey, you've done a stretch in Cashman, right?

1250
01:25:01,858 --> 01:25:05,694
Yeah. Yeah, that was an easy piece of time,
let me tell you.

1251
01:25:05,778 --> 01:25:08,405
Weekend furloughs, work programs.

1252
01:25:08,489 --> 01:25:09,906
Not like here.

1253
01:25:09,991 --> 01:25:12,325
Sounds like you done time
all over New England.

1254
01:25:12,410 --> 01:25:17,497
Yeah, I've been in and out since I was 13. You
name the place, chances are I've been there.

1255
01:25:17,582 --> 01:25:21,585
Perhaps it's time you tried a new profession?

1256
01:25:21,669 --> 01:25:26,756
What I mean is, you don't seem to be a good
thief. Maybe you should try something else.

1257
01:25:26,841 --> 01:25:30,677
Yeah, well, what the hell
do you know about it, Capone?

1258
01:25:30,761 --> 01:25:32,512
What are you in for?

1259
01:25:32,597 --> 01:25:34,222
Me?

1260
01:25:35,725 --> 01:25:37,809
The lawyer fucked me.

1261
01:25:41,522 --> 01:25:44,941
Everybody's innocent in here.
Don't you know that?

1262
01:25:46,777 --> 01:25:49,321
(LAUGHTER BREAKS OUT)

1263
01:25:52,408 --> 01:25:56,578
<i>RED: As it turned out, Tommy had himself
a young wife and a new baby girl.</i>

1264
01:25:57,622 --> 01:26:02,751
<i>Maybe it was the thought of them on the streets
or his child growing up not knowing her daddy.</i>

1265
01:26:02,835 --> 01:26:06,671
<i>Whatever it was,
something lit a fire under that boy's ass.</i>

1266
01:26:10,635 --> 01:26:13,887
I was thinking of maybe
trying for my high school equivalency.

1267
01:26:13,971 --> 01:26:16,556
I hear you helped a couple of fellas with that.

1268
01:26:17,767 --> 01:26:19,976
I don't waste time on losers, Tommy.

1269
01:26:21,562 --> 01:26:23,647
I ain't no goddamn loser.

1270
01:26:25,483 --> 01:26:27,567
- You mean that?
- Yeah.

1271
01:26:29,237 --> 01:26:31,279
You really mean that?

1272
01:26:31,364 --> 01:26:33,031
Yes, sir, I do.

1273
01:26:33,115 --> 01:26:35,242
Good. Because if we do this,

1274
01:26:35,326 --> 01:26:38,078
we do it all the way, 100%, nothing half-assed.

1275
01:26:39,205 --> 01:26:41,289
The thing is, see...

1276
01:26:42,458 --> 01:26:44,292
..I don't read so good.

1277
01:26:45,419 --> 01:26:46,628
Well.

1278
01:26:48,381 --> 01:26:50,423
You don't read...

1279
01:26:50,508 --> 01:26:52,592
so well.

1280
01:26:54,053 --> 01:26:55,720
We'll get to that.

1281
01:26:56,806 --> 01:26:58,556
- R.
- R...

1282
01:26:58,641 --> 01:27:00,016
- S.
- S...

1283
01:27:00,101 --> 01:27:02,269
<i>RED: So Andy took Tommy under his wing.</i>

1284
01:27:02,353 --> 01:27:04,771
<i>He started walking him through his ABCs.</i>

1285
01:27:06,440 --> 01:27:09,025
<i>Tommy took to it pretty well, too.</i>

1286
01:27:09,110 --> 01:27:12,070
<i>The boy found brains he never knew he had.</i>

1287
01:27:14,407 --> 01:27:18,201
<i>Before long, Andy started him
on his course requirements.</i>

1288
01:27:18,286 --> 01:27:20,245
<i>He really liked the kid.</i>

1289
01:27:20,329 --> 01:27:23,498
<i>It gave him a thrill to help a youngster
crawl off the shit heap.</i>

1290
01:27:24,542 --> 01:27:26,584
<i>But that wasn't the only reason.</i>

1291
01:27:26,669 --> 01:27:29,129
<i>Prison time is slow time.</i>

1292
01:27:30,172 --> 01:27:32,424
<i>So you do what you can to keep going.</i>

1293
01:27:32,508 --> 01:27:34,759
<i>Some fellas collect stamps.</i>

1294
01:27:34,760 --> 01:27:37,387
<i>Others build matchstick houses.</i>

1295
01:27:38,431 --> 01:27:40,807
<i>Andy built a library.</i>

1296
01:27:41,851 --> 01:27:43,893
<i>Now he needed a new project.</i>

1297
01:27:43,978 --> 01:27:46,021
<i>Tommy was it.</i>

1298
01:27:46,105 --> 01:27:50,317
<i>It was the same reason he spent years
shaping and polishing those rocks.</i>

1299
01:27:50,401 --> 01:27:54,029
<i>The same reason
he hung his fantasy girlies on the wall.</i>

1300
01:27:55,406 --> 01:27:56,906
<i>In prison,</i>

1301
01:27:56,991 --> 01:28:00,118
<i>a man will do most anything
to keep his mind occupied.</i>

1302
01:28:01,579 --> 01:28:06,041
<i>By 1966, right about the time
Tommy was getting ready to take his exams,</i>

1303
01:28:06,042 --> 01:28:08,084
<i>it was lovely Raquel.</i>

1304
01:28:10,463 --> 01:28:12,088
(CLOCK TICKS)

1305
01:28:25,353 --> 01:28:26,394
Time.

1306
01:28:32,401 --> 01:28:33,693
Well?

1307
01:28:34,779 --> 01:28:36,321
Well, it's for shit.

1308
01:28:36,405 --> 01:28:38,907
I wasted a whole fucking year of my time

1309
01:28:38,991 --> 01:28:42,160
- with this bullshit.
- It's probably not as bad as you think.

1310
01:28:42,244 --> 01:28:45,955
It's worse. I didn't get one thing right.
It might as well have been in Chinese.

1311
01:28:46,040 --> 01:28:48,541
Let's see how the score comes out.

1312
01:28:48,626 --> 01:28:51,252
Well, I'll tell you how the goddamn score
comes out.

1313
01:28:53,047 --> 01:28:54,964
Two points right there.

1314
01:28:55,049 --> 01:28:56,841
There's your goddamn score!

1315
01:28:56,926 --> 01:29:00,762
Goddamn cats crawling up trees,
5x5 is 25.

1316
01:29:01,847 --> 01:29:03,390
Fuck this place!

1317
01:29:03,391 --> 01:29:04,682
Fuck it!

1318
01:29:23,494 --> 01:29:26,246
I feel bad. I let him down.

1319
01:29:26,330 --> 01:29:28,415
Ah, that's crap, kid.

1320
01:29:28,416 --> 01:29:29,958
He's proud of you.

1321
01:29:30,042 --> 01:29:33,169
We've been friends a long time
so I know him as good as anybody.

1322
01:29:33,254 --> 01:29:36,131
- A smart fellow, ain't he?
- As smart as they come.

1323
01:29:36,215 --> 01:29:38,258
He used to be a banker on the outside.

1324
01:29:38,342 --> 01:29:40,385
What's he in here for, anyway?

1325
01:29:40,469 --> 01:29:41,970
Murder.

1326
01:29:43,097 --> 01:29:44,848
The hell you say!

1327
01:29:46,976 --> 01:29:49,269
You wouldn't think it to look at the guy.

1328
01:29:50,312 --> 01:29:52,772
He caught his wife in bed with some golf pro.

1329
01:29:52,857 --> 01:29:54,941
He greased them both.

1330
01:30:02,825 --> 01:30:04,701
What?

1331
01:30:04,785 --> 01:30:07,162
About four years ago,

1332
01:30:07,246 --> 01:30:10,331
I was in Thomaston on a two-to-three stretch.

1333
01:30:11,584 --> 01:30:14,669
I stole a car. It was a dumb-fuck thing to do.

1334
01:30:15,963 --> 01:30:18,006
About six months left to go,

1335
01:30:18,090 --> 01:30:20,133
I get a new cellmate in.

1336
01:30:20,217 --> 01:30:22,093
Elmo Blatch.

1337
01:30:23,137 --> 01:30:24,721
Big, twitchy fucker.

1338
01:30:24,722 --> 01:30:27,015
Kind of roomie you pray you don't get.

1339
01:30:27,099 --> 01:30:29,142
You know what I'm saying?

1340
01:30:29,226 --> 01:30:31,269
Six-to-twelve, armed burglary.

1341
01:30:31,353 --> 01:30:34,564
He said he'd pulled hundreds of jobs.

1342
01:30:34,648 --> 01:30:36,524
Hard to believe, high-strung as he was.

1343
01:30:36,609 --> 01:30:39,611
You'd cut a loud fart,
he'd jump three feet in the air.

1344
01:30:40,738 --> 01:30:42,780
Talked all the time, too.

1345
01:30:42,865 --> 01:30:45,200
That's the other thing. He never shut up.

1346
01:30:45,284 --> 01:30:47,327
Places he'd been in,

1347
01:30:47,411 --> 01:30:50,079
jobs he'd pulled, women he'd fucked.

1348
01:30:50,164 --> 01:30:52,582
Even people he'd killed.

1349
01:30:54,418 --> 01:30:56,794
People who gave him shit.

1350
01:30:57,838 --> 01:30:59,881
That's how he put it.

1351
01:30:59,965 --> 01:31:01,508
So...

1352
01:31:01,592 --> 01:31:03,676
one night, like a joke,

1353
01:31:04,720 --> 01:31:08,014
I say to him, I say,
"Yeah, Elmo, who did you kill?"

1354
01:31:08,098 --> 01:31:09,891
So he says...

1355
01:31:09,975 --> 01:31:13,603
I got me this job one time
bussing tables at a country club.

1356
01:31:14,730 --> 01:31:18,316
So I could case
all these big rich pricks that come in.

1357
01:31:20,736 --> 01:31:22,737
So I pick out this guy,

1358
01:31:23,781 --> 01:31:26,366
go in one night and do his place.

1359
01:31:28,536 --> 01:31:30,537
He wakes up.

1360
01:31:30,621 --> 01:31:32,664
He gives me shit.

1361
01:31:33,707 --> 01:31:35,792
So I killed him.

1362
01:31:36,835 --> 01:31:38,920
Him and this tasty bitch he was with.

1363
01:31:41,215 --> 01:31:43,132
That's the best part.

1364
01:31:44,176 --> 01:31:47,387
She's fucking this prick, see, this golf pro.

1365
01:31:47,471 --> 01:31:49,556
But she's married to some other guy.

1366
01:31:50,599 --> 01:31:52,684
Some hotshot banker.

1367
01:31:54,478 --> 01:31:56,563
And he's the one they pinned it on.

1368
01:32:07,700 --> 01:32:11,536
I have to say
that's the most amazing story I ever heard.

1369
01:32:13,163 --> 01:32:16,040
What amazes me most is
you were taken in by it.

1370
01:32:16,125 --> 01:32:17,750
Sir?

1371
01:32:17,835 --> 01:32:19,502
Well...

1372
01:32:19,587 --> 01:32:22,964
it's obvious this fella Williams
is impressed with you.

1373
01:32:23,048 --> 01:32:25,133
He hears your tale of woe

1374
01:32:25,217 --> 01:32:28,136
and quite naturally wants to cheer you up.

1375
01:32:28,220 --> 01:32:30,263
He's young, not terribly bright.

1376
01:32:30,347 --> 01:32:34,225
Not surprising he wouldn't know
what a state he'd put you in.

1377
01:32:34,310 --> 01:32:36,436
Sir, he's telling the truth.

1378
01:32:36,520 --> 01:32:40,565
Well, let's say, for the moment,
this Blatch does exist.

1379
01:32:40,649 --> 01:32:43,776
You think he'd just fall to his knees and cry,

1380
01:32:43,861 --> 01:32:46,070
"Yes, I did it! I confess!

1381
01:32:46,155 --> 01:32:48,364
And by the way,
add a life term to my sentence"?

1382
01:32:48,449 --> 01:32:51,618
That doesn't matter.
With Tommy's testimony, I can get a new trial.

1383
01:32:51,702 --> 01:32:54,912
That's assuming Blatch is even still there.

1384
01:32:54,997 --> 01:32:57,040
The chances are he'd be released by now.

1385
01:32:57,124 --> 01:32:59,709
They'd have his last address,
names of relatives.

1386
01:32:59,793 --> 01:33:01,961
There's a chance, isn't there?

1387
01:33:04,006 --> 01:33:05,882
How can you be so obtuse?

1388
01:33:05,966 --> 01:33:07,467
What?

1389
01:33:08,969 --> 01:33:10,803
What did you call me?

1390
01:33:10,888 --> 01:33:12,722
Obtuse. Is it deliberate?

1391
01:33:12,806 --> 01:33:14,599
Son, you're forgetting yourself.

1392
01:33:14,683 --> 01:33:17,518
The country club will have his old timecards,

1393
01:33:17,603 --> 01:33:19,729
records, W-2s,

1394
01:33:19,813 --> 01:33:23,816
- with his name on them.
- If you indulge this fantasy, that's your business.

1395
01:33:23,901 --> 01:33:27,862
- Don't make it mine. This meeting is over.
- Sir, if I were to ever get out,

1396
01:33:27,946 --> 01:33:32,950
I would never mention what goes on in here.
I'd be as indictable as you for laundering money.

1397
01:33:34,745 --> 01:33:37,747
Don't ever mention money to me again,
you sorry son of a bitch!

1398
01:33:37,831 --> 01:33:39,707
Not in this office.

1399
01:33:39,708 --> 01:33:41,834
Not anywhere! Get in here now.

1400
01:33:41,919 --> 01:33:45,171
I'm just trying to set your mind at ease,
that's all. Sir, I...

1401
01:33:45,255 --> 01:33:46,631
Solitary. A month.

1402
01:33:46,715 --> 01:33:48,883
- Yes, sir.
- What's the matter with you?

1403
01:33:48,967 --> 01:33:52,220
- Get him out of here.
- This is my chance to get out! Don't you see that?

1404
01:33:52,221 --> 01:33:54,222
It's my life! Don't you understand?

1405
01:33:54,306 --> 01:33:56,766
- Get him out! Get him out!
- This is my life!

1406
01:33:56,850 --> 01:33:58,101
No!

1407
01:33:58,185 --> 01:34:00,019
A month in the hole.

1408
01:34:00,104 --> 01:34:02,689
It's the longest damn stretch I ever heard of.

1409
01:34:02,773 --> 01:34:04,565
It's all my fault.

1410
01:34:04,650 --> 01:34:06,067
Oh, bullshit.

1411
01:34:06,151 --> 01:34:09,445
You didn't pull the trigger
and you certainly didn't convict him.

1412
01:34:09,530 --> 01:34:11,906
Red, are you saying that Andy is innocent?

1413
01:34:11,990 --> 01:34:14,158
I mean, for real innocent?

1414
01:34:14,243 --> 01:34:16,285
It looks that way.

1415
01:34:16,370 --> 01:34:18,413
Sweet Jesus.

1416
01:34:18,497 --> 01:34:20,540
How long's he been here now?

1417
01:34:20,624 --> 01:34:22,667
1947. What is that?

1418
01:34:22,751 --> 01:34:24,293
- 19 years.
TOMMY: 19 years...

1419
01:34:24,378 --> 01:34:27,004
<i>GUARD: Williams, Thomas.
- Yeah, over here.</i>

1420
01:34:29,383 --> 01:34:31,634
- Paxon, Edward.
- Yeah.

1421
01:34:32,845 --> 01:34:35,763
What you got?
Board of Education.

1422
01:34:35,848 --> 01:34:38,516
- The son of a bitch mailed it.
- Looks like he did.

1423
01:34:38,600 --> 01:34:41,644
Are you gonna open it or stand there
with your thumb up your butt?

1424
01:34:41,729 --> 01:34:43,813
The thumb up my butt sounds better.

1425
01:34:44,857 --> 01:34:47,608
Hey, Skeet, come on,
give me that, you shithead.

1426
01:34:48,652 --> 01:34:50,862
- Floyd, come on.
- Over here, over here!

1427
01:34:51,905 --> 01:34:53,990
Hey, Red!

1428
01:34:55,117 --> 01:34:57,535
Come on, will you throw that away, please?

1429
01:35:03,125 --> 01:35:05,209
Well, shit.

1430
01:35:17,431 --> 01:35:20,141
The kid passed. C+ average.

1431
01:35:20,225 --> 01:35:22,310
Thought you'd like to know.

1432
01:35:38,869 --> 01:35:40,953
The Warden wants to talk.

1433
01:35:54,343 --> 01:35:55,468
Out here?

1434
01:35:55,552 --> 01:35:57,637
That's what the man said.

1435
01:36:13,946 --> 01:36:15,738
Warden?

1436
01:36:15,823 --> 01:36:17,907
Tommy.

1437
01:36:23,372 --> 01:36:24,831
Tommy...

1438
01:36:24,915 --> 01:36:29,001
I'm asking you to keep this conversation
just between us.

1439
01:36:30,420 --> 01:36:32,505
I feel awkward enough as it is.

1440
01:36:50,983 --> 01:36:53,067
We got a situation here.

1441
01:36:54,111 --> 01:36:56,153
I think you can appreciate that.

1442
01:36:56,238 --> 01:36:57,697
Yes, sir.

1443
01:36:57,781 --> 01:36:59,282
I sure can.

1444
01:36:59,366 --> 01:37:03,411
I tell you, son, this thing really came along
and knocked my wind out.

1445
01:37:05,122 --> 01:37:07,665
It's got me up nights, that's the truth.

1446
01:37:09,877 --> 01:37:11,961
The right thing to do.

1447
01:37:13,297 --> 01:37:16,299
Sometimes it's hard to know what that is.

1448
01:37:18,010 --> 01:37:20,052
You understand?

1449
01:37:21,430 --> 01:37:23,514
I need your help, son.

1450
01:37:24,933 --> 01:37:27,018
If I'm going to move on this,

1451
01:37:27,019 --> 01:37:29,770
there can't be the least little shred of doubt.

1452
01:37:31,315 --> 01:37:34,734
I have to know
if what you told Dufresne was the truth.

1453
01:37:34,818 --> 01:37:36,402
Yes, sir.

1454
01:37:36,403 --> 01:37:38,029
Absolutely.

1455
01:37:38,113 --> 01:37:41,198
Would you be willing
to swear before a judge and jury,

1456
01:37:41,283 --> 01:37:43,701
having placed your hand on the Good Book

1457
01:37:43,702 --> 01:37:46,412
and taken an oath before Almighty God himself?

1458
01:37:46,496 --> 01:37:48,623
Just give me that chance.

1459
01:37:52,544 --> 01:37:54,211
That's what I thought.

1460
01:38:26,662 --> 01:38:28,746
(KEYS RATTLE)

1461
01:38:41,301 --> 01:38:43,386
I'm sure by now you've heard...

1462
01:38:44,638 --> 01:38:46,013
A terrible thing.

1463
01:38:47,474 --> 01:38:51,060
A man that young, less than a year to go,
trying to escape.

1464
01:38:52,145 --> 01:38:54,772
It broke Captain Hadley's heart to shoot him.

1465
01:38:55,816 --> 01:38:57,900
Truly, it did.

1466
01:38:59,945 --> 01:39:02,029
We just have to put it behind us.

1467
01:39:04,199 --> 01:39:05,616
Move on.

1468
01:39:07,077 --> 01:39:08,953
I'm done.

1469
01:39:09,997 --> 01:39:12,081
Everything stops.

1470
01:39:13,125 --> 01:39:15,960
Get someone else to run your scams.

1471
01:39:17,295 --> 01:39:19,380
Nothing stops.

1472
01:39:20,424 --> 01:39:22,508
Nothing.

1473
01:39:24,261 --> 01:39:26,345
Or you will do the hardest time there is.

1474
01:39:28,223 --> 01:39:30,808
No more protection from the guards.

1475
01:39:30,892 --> 01:39:33,227
I'll pull you out of that one-bunk Hilton

1476
01:39:33,311 --> 01:39:35,479
and cast you down with the Sodomites.

1477
01:39:37,232 --> 01:39:39,734
You'll think you've been fucked by a train.

1478
01:39:41,028 --> 01:39:43,070
And the library?

1479
01:39:43,155 --> 01:39:44,280
Gone.

1480
01:39:44,364 --> 01:39:46,741
Sealed off, brick by brick.

1481
01:39:47,784 --> 01:39:50,578
We'll have us a little book barbecue in the yard.

1482
01:39:50,662 --> 01:39:52,705
They'll see the flames for miles.

1483
01:39:52,789 --> 01:39:55,291
We'll dance around it like wild Injuns.

1484
01:39:56,877 --> 01:39:58,794
You understand me?

1485
01:39:58,879 --> 01:40:00,963
Catching my drift?

1486
01:40:04,051 --> 01:40:06,135
Or am I being obtuse?

1487
01:40:17,272 --> 01:40:19,398
Give him another month to think about it.

1488
01:40:27,908 --> 01:40:29,992
(LOCK CLICKS)

1489
01:41:06,988 --> 01:41:10,032
My wife used to say I'm a hard man to know.

1490
01:41:10,117 --> 01:41:12,201
Like a closed book.

1491
01:41:13,411 --> 01:41:16,163
Complained about it all the time.

1492
01:41:16,248 --> 01:41:18,332
She was beautiful.

1493
01:41:20,544 --> 01:41:22,628
God, I loved her.

1494
01:41:25,632 --> 01:41:27,967
I just didn't know how to show it, that's all.

1495
01:41:30,470 --> 01:41:32,555
I killed her, Red.

1496
01:41:34,015 --> 01:41:36,100
I didn't pull the trigger.

1497
01:41:37,519 --> 01:41:39,603
But I drove her away.

1498
01:41:40,814 --> 01:41:43,357
That's why she died, because of me.

1499
01:41:43,441 --> 01:41:45,526
The way I am.

1500
01:41:53,869 --> 01:41:55,953
That don't make you a murderer.

1501
01:41:59,166 --> 01:42:01,250
A bad husband, maybe.

1502
01:42:04,629 --> 01:42:08,007
Feel bad about it if you want to,
but you didn't pull the trigger.

1503
01:42:08,091 --> 01:42:09,508
No, I didn't.

1504
01:42:09,593 --> 01:42:11,635
Somebody else did.

1505
01:42:12,929 --> 01:42:15,014
And I wound up in here.

1506
01:42:17,392 --> 01:42:19,476
Bad luck, I guess.

1507
01:42:22,397 --> 01:42:24,106
Yeah.

1508
01:42:24,191 --> 01:42:26,483
It floats around.

1509
01:42:26,568 --> 01:42:29,028
It's got to land on somebody.

1510
01:42:29,112 --> 01:42:31,363
It was my turn, that's all.

1511
01:42:32,449 --> 01:42:34,909
I was in the path of the tornado.

1512
01:42:41,499 --> 01:42:45,252
I just didn't expect
the storm would last as long as it has.

1513
01:42:49,341 --> 01:42:51,258
Do you think you'll ever get out of here?

1514
01:42:52,510 --> 01:42:54,178
Me?

1515
01:42:56,473 --> 01:42:57,932
Yeah.

1516
01:42:58,975 --> 01:43:00,935
One day, when I've got a long, white beard

1517
01:43:01,019 --> 01:43:04,521
and two or three marbles rolling around upstairs,
they'll let me out.

1518
01:43:04,941 --> 01:43:07,025
I tell you where I'd go.

1519
01:43:08,236 --> 01:43:09,862
Zihuatanejo.

1520
01:43:09,946 --> 01:43:11,864
Zi...what?

1521
01:43:11,948 --> 01:43:13,991
Zihuatanejo.

1522
01:43:14,075 --> 01:43:16,160
It's in Mexico.

1523
01:43:17,954 --> 01:43:20,164
A little place on the Pacific Ocean.

1524
01:43:21,416 --> 01:43:23,792
You know what the Mexicans say
about the Pacific?

1525
01:43:23,877 --> 01:43:25,335
No.

1526
01:43:25,420 --> 01:43:27,504
They say it has no memory.

1527
01:43:29,966 --> 01:43:32,509
That's where I want to live the rest of my life.

1528
01:43:34,095 --> 01:43:36,180
A warm place with no memory.

1529
01:43:39,476 --> 01:43:41,769
Open up a little hotel,

1530
01:43:43,605 --> 01:43:45,481
right on the beach.

1531
01:43:45,565 --> 01:43:47,608
Buy some worthless old boat,

1532
01:43:47,692 --> 01:43:49,777
fix it up new.

1533
01:43:52,739 --> 01:43:53,947
Take my guests out.

1534
01:43:54,032 --> 01:43:56,116
Charter fishing.

1535
01:44:00,038 --> 01:44:02,664
Zihuatanejo, huh?

1536
01:44:05,293 --> 01:44:09,171
In a place like that, I could use a man
who knows how to get things.

1537
01:44:15,595 --> 01:44:18,305
I don't think I could make it on the outside, Andy.

1538
01:44:25,063 --> 01:44:27,147
I've been in here most of my life.

1539
01:44:28,650 --> 01:44:30,442
I'm an institutional man now.

1540
01:44:30,527 --> 01:44:32,611
Just like Brooks was.

1541
01:44:34,030 --> 01:44:36,281
Well, you underestimate yourself.

1542
01:44:36,366 --> 01:44:38,450
I don't think so.

1543
01:44:41,079 --> 01:44:45,290
I mean...in here, I'm the guy
who can get things for you, sure.

1544
01:44:45,375 --> 01:44:49,294
But outside, all you need is the Yellow Pages.

1545
01:44:49,379 --> 01:44:51,797
Hell, I wouldn't even know where to begin.

1546
01:44:53,883 --> 01:44:56,218
The Pacific Ocean?

1547
01:44:56,302 --> 01:44:58,345
Shit.

1548
01:44:58,429 --> 01:45:01,598
- About scare me to death, something that big.
- Not me.

1549
01:45:01,683 --> 01:45:05,143
I didn't shoot my wife and I didn't shoot her lover.

1550
01:45:07,063 --> 01:45:10,691
Whatever mistakes I've made,
I've paid for them and then some.

1551
01:45:10,775 --> 01:45:12,943
That hotel, that boat.

1552
01:45:14,529 --> 01:45:16,697
I don't think that's too much to ask.

1553
01:45:21,327 --> 01:45:24,204
I don't think you ought to be
doing this to yourself, Andy.

1554
01:45:24,289 --> 01:45:26,331
These are just shitty pipe dreams.

1555
01:45:26,416 --> 01:45:29,376
I mean, Mexico is way the hell down there
and you're in here.

1556
01:45:29,460 --> 01:45:31,503
And that's the way it is.

1557
01:45:31,588 --> 01:45:34,214
Yeah, right. That's the way it is.

1558
01:45:35,967 --> 01:45:38,051
It's down there and I'm in here.

1559
01:45:40,763 --> 01:45:43,557
I guess it comes down to a simple choice, really.

1560
01:45:46,394 --> 01:45:48,437
Get busy living

1561
01:45:48,521 --> 01:45:51,440
or get busy dying.

1562
01:45:55,236 --> 01:45:57,321
Andy.

1563
01:45:59,782 --> 01:46:01,867
Red.

1564
01:46:02,911 --> 01:46:05,329
If you ever get out of here, do me a favor.

1565
01:46:05,413 --> 01:46:07,247
Sure, Andy.

1566
01:46:07,332 --> 01:46:08,665
Anything.

1567
01:46:09,751 --> 01:46:13,211
There's a big hayfield up near Buxton.
You know where Buxton is?

1568
01:46:15,214 --> 01:46:19,009
- Well, just... There's a lot of hayfields up there.
- One in particular.

1569
01:46:19,093 --> 01:46:21,136
It's got a long rock wall

1570
01:46:21,220 --> 01:46:23,138
with a big oak tree at the north end.

1571
01:46:23,222 --> 01:46:25,933
It's like something out of a Robert Frost poem.

1572
01:46:27,310 --> 01:46:30,020
It's where I asked my wife to marry me.

1573
01:46:31,230 --> 01:46:35,025
We went there for a picnic
and made love under that oak.

1574
01:46:36,527 --> 01:46:38,612
I asked and she said yes.

1575
01:46:42,742 --> 01:46:44,785
Promise me, Red,

1576
01:46:44,869 --> 01:46:46,870
if you ever get out,

1577
01:46:46,955 --> 01:46:48,997
find that spot.

1578
01:46:50,041 --> 01:46:55,504
At the base of that wall, you'll find a rock that has
no earthly business in a Maine hayfield.

1579
01:46:55,588 --> 01:46:58,090
A piece of black, volcanic glass.

1580
01:47:01,260 --> 01:47:04,054
There's something buried under it
I want you to have.

1581
01:47:04,138 --> 01:47:06,139
What, Andy?

1582
01:47:06,224 --> 01:47:08,308
What's buried under there?

1583
01:47:10,103 --> 01:47:13,480
You'll have to pry it up to see.

1584
01:47:18,820 --> 01:47:20,904
No, I'm telling you, the guy is...

1585
01:47:21,948 --> 01:47:24,032
He's talking funnier.

1586
01:47:24,117 --> 01:47:27,494
- I'm really worried about him.
- We ought to keep an eye on him.

1587
01:47:27,578 --> 01:47:31,623
That's fine during the day,
but at night he's got that cell all to himself.

1588
01:47:32,709 --> 01:47:34,167
Oh, Lord.

1589
01:47:34,252 --> 01:47:36,294
What?

1590
01:47:37,964 --> 01:47:40,298
Andy come down to the loading dock today.

1591
01:47:40,383 --> 01:47:43,885
- He asked me for a length of rope.
- Rope?

1592
01:47:43,970 --> 01:47:45,804
Six feet long.

1593
01:47:45,888 --> 01:47:47,347
And you gave it to him?

1594
01:47:47,432 --> 01:47:50,100
Sure I did. Why wouldn't I?

1595
01:47:50,101 --> 01:47:51,810
Jesus, Heywood.

1596
01:47:51,894 --> 01:47:54,146
Hey, how the hell was I supposed to know?

1597
01:47:54,230 --> 01:47:56,148
Remember Brooks Hatlen?

1598
01:47:56,232 --> 01:47:57,274
No.

1599
01:47:58,317 --> 01:48:00,527
Andy would never do that.

1600
01:48:00,528 --> 01:48:02,612
Never.

1601
01:48:03,656 --> 01:48:05,741
I don't know.

1602
01:48:07,785 --> 01:48:09,870
Every man has his breaking point.

1603
01:48:12,498 --> 01:48:13,749
Lickety-split.

1604
01:48:13,833 --> 01:48:16,710
- I want to get home.
- Just about finished, sir.

1605
01:48:32,810 --> 01:48:34,895
Three deposits tonight.

1606
01:48:43,279 --> 01:48:45,363
Get my stuff down to the laundry.

1607
01:48:45,364 --> 01:48:48,825
And shine my shoes.
I want 'em looking like mirrors.

1608
01:48:48,910 --> 01:48:50,285
Yes, sir.

1609
01:48:55,583 --> 01:48:57,250
It's good having you back, Andy.

1610
01:48:57,335 --> 01:49:00,087
The place wasn't the same without you.

1611
01:49:02,215 --> 01:49:04,299
(WHISTLES)

1612
01:49:47,135 --> 01:49:49,886
<i>GUARD: Lights out!
(CLICK OF LIGHT SWITCHES)</i>

1613
01:49:54,183 --> 01:49:56,268
(FOOTSTEPS)

1614
01:50:02,150 --> 01:50:04,234
(OUTER DOOR CLOSES)

1615
01:50:20,626 --> 01:50:22,919
<i>RED: I've had some long nights in stir.</i>

1616
01:50:23,963 --> 01:50:26,673
<i>Alone in the dark with nothing but your thoughts,</i>

1617
01:50:26,757 --> 01:50:28,592
<i>time can draw out like a blade.</i>

1618
01:50:28,593 --> 01:50:30,677
(THUNDER RUMBLES)

1619
01:50:34,974 --> 01:50:37,309
<i>That was the longest night of my life.</i>

1620
01:50:47,528 --> 01:50:49,863
(GATE BUZZER)

1621
01:50:53,451 --> 01:50:55,076
<i>GUARD: Give me a count.</i>

1622
01:50:59,415 --> 01:51:01,458
<i>Tier 3 South. Clear.</i>

1623
01:51:01,542 --> 01:51:02,876
<i>Tier 4 North. Clear.</i>

1624
01:51:02,960 --> 01:51:06,546
<i>- Tier 3 North. Clear.
- Man missing on Tier 2.</i>

1625
01:51:06,631 --> 01:51:09,716
- Cell 245.
- Dufresne.

1626
01:51:09,800 --> 01:51:12,719
Get your ass out here, boy.
You're holding up the show.

1627
01:51:15,223 --> 01:51:19,267
Don't make me come down there.
I'll thump your skull for you.

1628
01:51:26,859 --> 01:51:30,237
Damn it, Dufresne, you're putting me behind!
I got a schedule to keep.

1629
01:51:30,321 --> 01:51:33,406
You'd better be sick or dead in there,
I shit you not!

1630
01:51:33,491 --> 01:51:35,325
You hear me?

1631
01:51:41,832 --> 01:51:43,917
Oh, my holy God.

1632
01:51:56,013 --> 01:51:58,098
(SIREN WAILS)

1633
01:52:00,768 --> 01:52:03,478
I want every man on this cell block questioned.

1634
01:52:03,479 --> 01:52:05,689
- Start with that friend of his.
- Who?

1635
01:52:05,773 --> 01:52:06,982
Him!

1636
01:52:08,901 --> 01:52:10,986
Open 237.

1637
01:52:13,990 --> 01:52:16,116
What do you mean, he just wasn't here?

1638
01:52:16,200 --> 01:52:17,742
Don't say that to me, Haig.

1639
01:52:17,827 --> 01:52:20,078
Don't say that to me again.

1640
01:52:20,162 --> 01:52:21,246
But, sir, he wasn't.

1641
01:52:21,330 --> 01:52:23,498
I can see that, Haig!

1642
01:52:23,582 --> 01:52:25,375
You think I'm blind?

1643
01:52:25,376 --> 01:52:28,503
Is that what you're saying? Am I blind, Haig?

1644
01:52:28,587 --> 01:52:29,587
No, sir.

1645
01:52:29,672 --> 01:52:31,715
What about you?

1646
01:52:31,799 --> 01:52:33,633
Are you blind?

1647
01:52:33,718 --> 01:52:36,261
- Tell me what this is.
- Last night's count.

1648
01:52:36,345 --> 01:52:39,639
You see Dufresne's name there?
I sure do. See? Right there.

1649
01:52:39,724 --> 01:52:41,599
Dufresne.

1650
01:52:42,852 --> 01:52:44,519
He was in his cell at lights out.

1651
01:52:44,603 --> 01:52:47,814
It stands to reason
he'd still be here in the morning.

1652
01:52:48,899 --> 01:52:50,775
I want him found.

1653
01:52:50,860 --> 01:52:53,445
Not tomorrow, not after breakfast.

1654
01:52:53,529 --> 01:52:54,571
Now!

1655
01:52:54,572 --> 01:52:56,072
Yes, sir!

1656
01:52:57,199 --> 01:52:59,784
Let's go, let's go!
Move your butts! Move it!

1657
01:53:02,621 --> 01:53:03,663
Stand.

1658
01:53:04,790 --> 01:53:06,041
Well?

1659
01:53:09,420 --> 01:53:10,545
Well, what?

1660
01:53:10,629 --> 01:53:14,090
I see you two all the time.
You're thick as thieves, you are.

1661
01:53:15,134 --> 01:53:16,760
He must have said something.

1662
01:53:16,844 --> 01:53:18,887
No, sir, Warden.

1663
01:53:18,971 --> 01:53:20,430
Not a word.

1664
01:53:22,433 --> 01:53:24,434
Lord, it's a miracle!

1665
01:53:25,478 --> 01:53:27,937
A man up and vanished like a fart in the wind.

1666
01:53:28,022 --> 01:53:29,773
Nothing left but...

1667
01:53:29,857 --> 01:53:32,776
some damn rocks on a windowsill.

1668
01:53:32,860 --> 01:53:34,611
And that cupcake on the wall.

1669
01:53:34,695 --> 01:53:36,321
Let's ask her.

1670
01:53:36,405 --> 01:53:40,367
Maybe she knows. What say there,
Fuzzy Britches? Feel like talking?

1671
01:53:41,452 --> 01:53:42,535
Ah...

1672
01:53:42,536 --> 01:53:43,995
I guess not.

1673
01:53:44,080 --> 01:53:46,956
Why should she be any different?

1674
01:53:47,041 --> 01:53:49,501
This is a conspiracy.

1675
01:53:49,585 --> 01:53:51,795
That's what this is.

1676
01:53:51,879 --> 01:53:53,421
One big...

1677
01:53:53,506 --> 01:53:56,257
damn conspiracy!

1678
01:53:56,342 --> 01:53:59,010
And everyone's in on it!

1679
01:53:59,095 --> 01:54:00,387
Including her!

1680
01:54:01,722 --> 01:54:03,390
(CLATTERING)

1681
01:54:27,164 --> 01:54:28,873
(SIRENS BLARE)

1682
01:54:35,047 --> 01:54:36,923
<i>RED: In 1966,</i>

1683
01:54:37,007 --> 01:54:39,676
<i>Andy Dufresne escaped</i>

1684
01:54:39,760 --> 01:54:41,845
<i>from Shawshank Prison.</i>

1685
01:54:43,514 --> 01:54:46,266
<i>All they found of him
was a muddy set of prison clothes,</i>

1686
01:54:46,350 --> 01:54:48,393
<i>a bar of soap</i>

1687
01:54:48,477 --> 01:54:52,856
<i>and an old rock hammer
damn near worn down to the nub.</i>

1688
01:54:57,236 --> 01:55:02,073
<i>I remember thinking it would take a man
600 years to tunnel through the wall with it.</i>

1689
01:55:02,158 --> 01:55:04,868
<i>Old Andy did it in less than 20.</i>

1690
01:55:23,429 --> 01:55:25,513
<i>Oh, Andy loved geology.</i>

1691
01:55:26,557 --> 01:55:30,059
<i>I imagine it appealed to his meticulous nature.</i>

1692
01:55:30,144 --> 01:55:32,437
<i>An Ice Age here,</i>

1693
01:55:32,521 --> 01:55:35,106
<i>a million years of mountain-building there.</i>

1694
01:55:36,150 --> 01:55:38,568
<i>Geology is the study of pressure and time.</i>

1695
01:55:39,778 --> 01:55:41,821
<i>That's all it takes, really.</i>

1696
01:55:41,906 --> 01:55:43,948
<i>Pressure...</i>

1697
01:55:44,033 --> 01:55:45,909
<i>and time.</i>

1698
01:55:45,993 --> 01:55:49,329
<i>That and a big goddamn poster.</i>

1699
01:55:50,414 --> 01:55:52,457
(COUGHING)

1700
01:55:52,541 --> 01:55:53,917
<i>Like I said,</i>

1701
01:55:53,918 --> 01:55:57,712
<i>in prison, a man will do most anything
to keep his mind occupied.</i>

1702
01:56:00,508 --> 01:56:05,678
<i>It turns out Andy's favorite hobby
was toting his wall out into the exercise yard.</i>

1703
01:56:05,763 --> 01:56:07,847
<i>A handful at a time.</i>

1704
01:56:09,683 --> 01:56:11,851
I guess after Tommy was killed,

1705
01:56:11,936 --> 01:56:14,771
Andy decided he'd been here
just about long enough.

1706
01:56:14,855 --> 01:56:17,065
Lickety-split. I want to get home.

1707
01:56:18,359 --> 01:56:20,443
I'm just about finished, sir.

1708
01:56:41,840 --> 01:56:43,925
Three deposits tonight.

1709
01:56:51,100 --> 01:56:53,142
<i>RED: Andy did like he was told.</i>

1710
01:56:54,186 --> 01:56:57,689
<i>Buffed those shoes to a high mirror shine.</i>

1711
01:57:01,277 --> 01:57:03,319
<i>The guard simply didn't notice.</i>

1712
01:57:03,404 --> 01:57:05,446
<i>Neither did I.</i>

1713
01:57:05,531 --> 01:57:09,867
<i>I mean, seriously, how often
do you really look at a man's shoes?</i>

1714
01:57:44,570 --> 01:57:46,654
(THUNDERCLAP)

1715
01:59:13,909 --> 01:59:20,081
<i>Andy crawled to freedom through 500 yards
of shit-smelling foulness I can't even imagine.</i>

1716
01:59:20,165 --> 01:59:21,332
(GAGS)

1717
01:59:21,417 --> 01:59:23,418
<i>Or maybe I just don't want to.</i>

1718
01:59:23,502 --> 01:59:25,586
(COUGHS AND SPITS)

1719
01:59:28,132 --> 01:59:30,341
<i>500 yards.</i>

1720
01:59:31,385 --> 01:59:33,886
<i>That's the length of five football fields.</i>

1721
01:59:34,930 --> 01:59:37,181
<i>Just shy of half a mile.</i>

1722
02:00:18,724 --> 02:00:20,433
(LAUGHS)

1723
02:00:32,404 --> 02:00:36,949
<i>RED: The next morning, right about the time
Raquel was spilling her little secret,</i>

1724
02:00:37,034 --> 02:00:40,453
<i>a man nobody ever laid eyes on before</i>

1725
02:00:40,537 --> 02:00:42,955
<i>strode into the Maine National Bank.</i>

1726
02:00:43,040 --> 02:00:45,082
<i>Until that moment,</i>

1727
02:00:45,167 --> 02:00:47,043
<i>he didn't exist,</i>

1728
02:00:47,127 --> 02:00:48,461
<i>except on paper.</i>

1729
02:00:48,545 --> 02:00:49,587
<i>WOMEN: May I help you?</i>

1730
02:00:49,671 --> 02:00:51,714
<i>RED: He had all the proper ID,</i>

1731
02:00:51,799 --> 02:00:55,426
<i>driver's license, birth certificate,
social security card.</i>

1732
02:00:55,511 --> 02:00:58,805
<i>And the signature was a spot-on match.</i>

1733
02:00:58,889 --> 02:01:01,933
I must say, I'm sorry to be losing your business.

1734
02:01:02,017 --> 02:01:04,018
I hope you'll enjoy living abroad.

1735
02:01:04,102 --> 02:01:05,895
Thank you.

1736
02:01:05,979 --> 02:01:07,772
I'm sure I will.

1737
02:01:07,856 --> 02:01:09,982
Here's your cashier's check, sir.

1738
02:01:10,067 --> 02:01:12,109
Will there be anything else?

1739
02:01:12,194 --> 02:01:13,194
Please...

1740
02:01:13,278 --> 02:01:16,364
Would you add this to your outgoing mail?

1741
02:01:16,448 --> 02:01:18,658
I'd be happy to.

1742
02:01:18,742 --> 02:01:21,077
- Good day, sir.
- Good day.

1743
02:01:21,161 --> 02:01:25,957
<i>RED: Mr. Stevens visited nearly a dozen banks
in the Portland area that morning.</i>

1744
02:01:27,125 --> 02:01:33,589
<i>All told, he blew town with better than $370,000
of Warden Norton's money.</i>

1745
02:01:33,674 --> 02:01:36,133
<i>Severance pay for 19 years.</i>

1746
02:01:36,218 --> 02:01:38,302
(PHONE RINGS)

1747
02:01:44,268 --> 02:01:46,561
<i>WOMEN: Good morning, Portland Daily Bugle.</i>

1748
02:01:54,236 --> 02:01:56,320
(SIRENS WAIL)

1749
02:02:25,517 --> 02:02:27,560
(SIRENS APPROACHING)

1750
02:02:39,281 --> 02:02:42,283
Byron Hadley?
You have the right to remain silent.

1751
02:02:42,367 --> 02:02:46,996
If you give up the right to remain silent, anything
you say will be held against you in court.

1752
02:02:47,080 --> 02:02:48,956
<i>RED: I wasn't there to see it.</i>

1753
02:02:49,041 --> 02:02:53,920
<i>But I hear Byron Hadley started sobbing
like a little girl when they took him away.</i>

1754
02:02:59,343 --> 02:03:02,136
<i>Norton had no intention of going that quietly.</i>

1755
02:03:18,111 --> 02:03:19,570
<i>Samuel Norton?</i>

1756
02:03:19,655 --> 02:03:22,907
<i>We have a warrant for your arrest. Open up.
(BANGING ON DOOR)</i>

1757
02:03:25,786 --> 02:03:26,911
Norton!

1758
02:03:26,995 --> 02:03:28,663
Open the door.

1759
02:03:28,747 --> 02:03:30,498
<i>I'm not sure which key it is.</i>

1760
02:03:33,377 --> 02:03:35,044
<i>Norton!</i>

1761
02:03:40,509 --> 02:03:42,593
<i>Make it easy on yourself, Norton.</i>

1762
02:03:53,897 --> 02:03:57,483
<i>RED: I like to think
the last thing that went through his head,</i>

1763
02:03:57,567 --> 02:03:59,276
<i>other than that bullet,</i>

1764
02:03:59,361 --> 02:04:03,364
<i>was to wonder how the hell
Andy Dufresne ever got the best of him.</i>

1765
02:04:05,033 --> 02:04:06,117
Carter, James...

1766
02:04:06,201 --> 02:04:09,578
<i>RED: Not long after the Warden
deprived us of his company,</i>

1767
02:04:09,663 --> 02:04:11,914
<i>I got a postcard in the mail.</i>

1768
02:04:13,625 --> 02:04:16,043
<i>It was blank but the postmark said...</i>

1769
02:04:16,128 --> 02:04:18,879
<i>Fort Hancock, Texas.</i>

1770
02:04:18,964 --> 02:04:21,007
<i>Fort Hancock.</i>

1771
02:04:21,091 --> 02:04:23,134
<i>Right on the border.</i>

1772
02:04:23,218 --> 02:04:25,261
<i>That's where Andy crossed.</i>

1773
02:04:25,345 --> 02:04:29,223
<i>When I picture him heading south
in his own car with the top down,</i>

1774
02:04:30,267 --> 02:04:32,351
<i>it always makes me laugh.
(CHUCKLE)</i>

1775
02:04:33,770 --> 02:04:35,813
<i>Andy Dufresne,</i>

1776
02:04:35,897 --> 02:04:38,274
<i>who crawled through a river of shit</i>

1777
02:04:38,358 --> 02:04:40,443
<i>and came out clean on the other side.</i>

1778
02:04:41,653 --> 02:04:43,696
<i>Andy Dufresne,</i>

1779
02:04:43,780 --> 02:04:45,698
<i>headed for the Pacific.</i>

1780
02:04:48,285 --> 02:04:50,327
Hadley's got him by the toes, right?

1781
02:04:50,412 --> 02:04:54,623
And he says, "I believe this boy's
about to have himself an accident."

1782
02:04:54,708 --> 02:04:57,877
<i>RED: Those of us who knew him best
talk about him often.</i>

1783
02:04:57,961 --> 02:05:00,212
<i>I swear, the stuff he pulled...</i>

1784
02:05:00,297 --> 02:05:02,798
"These friends of mine
could use a couple of beers!"

1785
02:05:02,883 --> 02:05:04,967
- And he got it.
- And he got it!

1786
02:05:06,136 --> 02:05:08,512
<i>RED: Sometimes it makes me sad, though,</i>

1787
02:05:08,597 --> 02:05:10,639
<i>Andy being gone.</i>

1788
02:05:10,724 --> 02:05:14,727
<i>I have to remind myself
that some birds aren't meant to be caged.</i>

1789
02:05:15,812 --> 02:05:17,897
<i>Their feathers are just too bright.</i>

1790
02:05:19,441 --> 02:05:21,484
<i>And when they fly away,</i>

1791
02:05:21,568 --> 02:05:25,488
<i>the part of you that knows
it was a sin to lock them up does rejoice.</i>

1792
02:05:27,240 --> 02:05:28,699
<i>But still...</i>

1793
02:05:28,784 --> 02:05:32,953
<i>the place you live in is that much more drab
and empty that they're gone.</i>

1794
02:05:37,501 --> 02:05:39,752
<i>I guess I just miss my friend.</i>

1795
02:06:03,735 --> 02:06:05,611
Please sit down.

1796
02:06:11,201 --> 02:06:13,327
Ellis Boyd Redding.

1797
02:06:13,411 --> 02:06:16,789
Your files say you've served
40 years of a life sentence.

1798
02:06:16,873 --> 02:06:19,250
Do you feel you've been rehabilitated?

1799
02:06:21,378 --> 02:06:23,462
Rehabilitated?

1800
02:06:25,006 --> 02:06:27,091
Well, now, let me see.

1801
02:06:28,135 --> 02:06:30,469
You know, I don't have any idea
what that means.

1802
02:06:32,264 --> 02:06:34,807
Well, it means you're ready to rejoin society...

1803
02:06:34,891 --> 02:06:37,434
I know what you think it means, sonny.

1804
02:06:39,813 --> 02:06:41,897
To me, it's just a made-up word.

1805
02:06:42,941 --> 02:06:45,192
A politician's word so that...

1806
02:06:45,277 --> 02:06:50,781
young fellas like yourself
can wear a suit and a tie and have a job.

1807
02:06:53,201 --> 02:06:55,286
What do you really want to know?

1808
02:06:56,454 --> 02:06:58,372
Am I sorry for what I did?

1809
02:06:58,456 --> 02:07:00,166
Well, are you?

1810
02:07:01,793 --> 02:07:04,378
There's not a day goes by I don't feel regret.

1811
02:07:05,964 --> 02:07:09,091
Not because I'm in here
or because you think I should.

1812
02:07:12,888 --> 02:07:14,972
I look back on the way I was then.

1813
02:07:17,559 --> 02:07:19,602
A young...

1814
02:07:19,686 --> 02:07:22,771
stupid kid who committed that terrible crime.

1815
02:07:26,610 --> 02:07:28,694
I wanna talk to him.

1816
02:07:30,071 --> 02:07:32,239
I wanna try and talk some sense to him,

1817
02:07:33,283 --> 02:07:35,367
tell him the way things are.

1818
02:07:37,537 --> 02:07:39,622
But I can't.

1819
02:07:40,832 --> 02:07:42,917
That kid's long gone.

1820
02:07:44,211 --> 02:07:46,295
This old man is all that's left.

1821
02:07:48,423 --> 02:07:49,924
I gotta live with that.

1822
02:07:51,259 --> 02:07:53,052
Rehabilitated?

1823
02:07:53,136 --> 02:07:55,137
It's just a bullshit word.

1824
02:07:55,222 --> 02:08:01,143
So you go on and stamp your form, sonny,
and stop wasting my time.

1825
02:08:02,229 --> 02:08:04,271
Because to tell you the truth,

1826
02:08:04,356 --> 02:08:06,857
I don't give a shit.

1827
02:08:44,980 --> 02:08:47,064
(GATE CLOSES)

1828
02:09:06,459 --> 02:09:08,544
(SIREN PASSES OUTSIDE)

1829
02:09:33,069 --> 02:09:35,154
Here you go, miss.

1830
02:09:37,157 --> 02:09:38,615
Rest room break, boss?

1831
02:09:44,664 --> 02:09:48,959
You don't need to ask me every time you need
to go take a piss. Just go. Understand?

1832
02:09:50,170 --> 02:09:51,837
Yes, sir.

1833
02:10:01,890 --> 02:10:04,933
<i>RED: 40 years
I've been asking permission to piss.</i>

1834
02:10:05,935 --> 02:10:08,145
<i>I can't squeeze a drop without say-so.</i>

1835
02:10:12,275 --> 02:10:14,360
<i>There's a harsh truth to face.</i>

1836
02:10:16,321 --> 02:10:18,655
<i>No way I'm gonna make it on the outside.</i>

1837
02:10:26,873 --> 02:10:30,334
<i>All I do any more
is think of ways to break my parole...</i>

1838
02:10:31,378 --> 02:10:33,462
<i>..so maybe they'd send me back.</i>

1839
02:10:38,968 --> 02:10:41,053
<i>A terrible thing to live in fear.</i>

1840
02:10:42,430 --> 02:10:45,808
<i>Brooks Hatlen knew it, knew it all too well.</i>

1841
02:10:47,977 --> 02:10:50,771
<i>All I want is to be back
where things make sense,</i>

1842
02:10:51,815 --> 02:10:54,316
<i>where I won't have to be afraid all the time.</i>

1843
02:10:57,195 --> 02:10:59,279
<i>Only one thing stops me.</i>

1844
02:11:00,323 --> 02:11:02,408
<i>A promise I made to Andy.</i>

1845
02:11:23,138 --> 02:11:25,222
Here it is.

1846
02:11:35,024 --> 02:11:37,109
Much obliged, sir.

1847
02:15:00,355 --> 02:15:02,439
(BIRD CALLS)

1848
02:15:15,912 --> 02:15:17,204
<i>ANDY: Dear Red,</i>

1849
02:15:17,288 --> 02:15:19,748
<i>if you're reading this, you've gotten out.</i>

1850
02:15:19,832 --> 02:15:24,086
<i>And if you've come this far,
maybe you're willing to come a little further.</i>

1851
02:15:24,170 --> 02:15:26,755
<i>You remember the name of the town, don't you?</i>

1852
02:15:29,050 --> 02:15:31,134
Zihuatanejo.

1853
02:15:32,178 --> 02:15:33,387
<i>I could use a good man</i>

1854
02:15:33,471 --> 02:15:35,514
<i>to help me get my project on wheels.</i>

1855
02:15:35,598 --> 02:15:37,724
<i>I'll keep an eye out for you</i>

1856
02:15:37,809 --> 02:15:39,851
<i>and the chessboard ready.</i>

1857
02:15:40,895 --> 02:15:42,270
<i>Remember, Red,</i>

1858
02:15:42,355 --> 02:15:44,398
<i>hope is a good thing.</i>

1859
02:15:44,482 --> 02:15:46,525
<i>Maybe the best of things.</i>

1860
02:15:46,609 --> 02:15:48,694
<i>And no good thing ever dies.</i>

1861
02:15:49,737 --> 02:15:52,197
<i>I will be hoping that this letter finds you</i>

1862
02:15:52,281 --> 02:15:54,324
<i>and finds you well.</i>

1863
02:15:54,409 --> 02:15:56,910
<i>Your friend, Andy.</i>

1864
02:16:30,487 --> 02:16:34,365
<i>RED: Get busy living or get busy dying.</i>

1865
02:16:36,869 --> 02:16:38,953
<i>That's goddamn right.</i>

1866
02:16:44,460 --> 02:16:46,586
<i>For the second time in my life,</i>

1867
02:16:46,670 --> 02:16:48,755
<i>I'm guilty of committing a crime.</i>

1868
02:16:50,424 --> 02:16:52,508
<i>Parole violation.</i>

1869
02:16:52,509 --> 02:16:56,220
<i>Of course, I doubt they'll toss up
any roadblocks for that.</i>

1870
02:16:57,473 --> 02:16:59,515
<i>Not for an old crook like me.</i>

1871
02:16:59,600 --> 02:17:01,684
Fort Hancock, Texas, please.

1872
02:17:05,397 --> 02:17:09,525
<i>I find I'm so excited I can barely sit still
or hold a thought in my head.</i>

1873
02:17:10,569 --> 02:17:13,571
<i>I think it's the excitement
only a free man can feel.</i>

1874
02:17:13,655 --> 02:17:16,365
<i>A free man at the start of a long journey</i>

1875
02:17:16,450 --> 02:17:19,368
<i>whose conclusion is uncertain.</i>

1876
02:17:22,247 --> 02:17:24,415
<i>I hope I can make it across the border.</i>

1877
02:17:26,293 --> 02:17:29,086
<i>I hope to see my friend and shake his hand.</i>

1878
02:17:31,465 --> 02:17:34,675
<i>I hope the Pacific is as blue
as it has been in my dreams.</i>

1879
02:17:37,429 --> 02:17:39,305
<i>I hope.</i>