The Shawshank Redemption - Revision history

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 '''''The Shawshank Redemption''''' is a 1994 American prison drama film which was adapted from the novella ''{{W|Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption}}'' by [[Stephen King]]. It was directed by {{W|Frank Darabont}} and starred [[Tim Robbins]] and [[Morgan Freeman]].
 In the ''[[The Simpsons|Simpsons]]'' universe, ''The Shawshank Redemption'' has been referred to in television episodes, comic stories, and video games.
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	'''''The Shawshank Redemption''''' is a 1994 American prison drama film which was adapted from the novella ''{{W\|Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption}}'' by [[Stephen King]]. It was directed by {{W\|Frank Darabont}} and starred [[Tim Robbins]] and [[Morgan Freeman]].		'''''The Shawshank Redemption''''' is a 1994 American prison drama film which was adapted from the novella ''{{W\|Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption}}'' by [[Stephen King]]. It was directed by {{W\|Frank Darabont}} and starred [[Tim Robbins]] and [[Morgan Freeman]].

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 '''''The Shawshank Redemption''''' is a 1994 American prison drama film which was adapted from the novella ''{{W|Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption}}'' by [[Stephen King]]. It was directed by {{W|Frank Darabont}} and starred [[Tim Robbins]] and [[Morgan Freeman]].

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-{{TB|The portions of the episode showing [[Mr. Burns]] in prison are largely a parody of ''{{W2|The Green Mile|film}}'', but there are a couple of references to ''The Shawshank Redemption'':<br><br>The [[Springfield Penitentiary]] warden, whom Burns meets shortly after his arrival at prison, is a spoof of Warden Norton from Shawshank State Penitentiary. Completely unlike Norton, the Springfield Penitentiary warden is quickly cowed when he realizes that Burns is in a position to blackmail him.<br><br>Burns's [[Michael Clarke Duncan-type|cellmate]] keeps a poster of Rita Hayworth on the wall, like Andy Dufresne at Shawshank. Rather than a tunnel, however, Burns's cellmate's poster conceals a cross.}}
+{{TB|The portions of the episode showing [[Mr. Burns]] in prison are largely a parody of ''{{W2|The Green Mile|film}}'', but there are a couple of references to ''The Shawshank Redemption'':<br><br>The [[Springfield Penitentiary]] warden, whom Burns meets shortly after his arrival at prison, is a spoof of Warden Norton from Shawshank State Penitentiary. Completely unlike Norton, the Springfield Penitentiary warden is quickly cowed when he realizes that Burns is in a position to blackmail him.<br><br>Burns's [[Michael Clarke Duncan-type|cellmate]] keeps a poster of [[Rita Hayworth]] on the wall, like Andy Dufresne at Shawshank. Rather than a tunnel, however, Burns's cellmate's poster conceals a cross.}}
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-'''''The Shawshank Redemption''''' is a 1994 American prison drama film which was adapted from the novella ''{{w|Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption}}'' by [[Stephen King]]. It was directed by {{w|Frank Darabont}} and starred [[Tim Robbins]] and [[Morgan Freeman]].
+'''''The Shawshank Redemption''''' is a 1994 American prison drama film which was adapted from the novella ''{{W|Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption}}'' by [[Stephen King]]. It was directed by {{W|Frank Darabont}} and starred [[Tim Robbins]] and [[Morgan Freeman]].
-The movie tells the story of Andy Dufresne (Robbins), a banker who is sentenced to life at Shawshank State Penitentiary for the murders of his wife and her lover, despite being innocent of the crime. While at Shawshank, Andy befriends fellow inmate Ellis Boyd "Red" Redding, portrayed by Freeman. The story culminates with Andy's escape from Shawshank, which he carries out by tunneling out of his cell, using a succession of {{w|Pin-up model|pin-up}} posters (first, [[Rita Hayworth]]; later, [[Marilyn Monroe]] and {{w|Raquel Welch}}) to conceal the tunnel. The movie ends with Andy and Red being reunited on a beach in Mexico following Red's parole from Shawshank.
+The movie tells the story of Andy Dufresne (Robbins), a banker who is sentenced to life at Shawshank State Penitentiary for the murders of his wife and her lover, despite being innocent of the crime. While at Shawshank, Andy befriends fellow inmate Ellis Boyd "Red" Redding, portrayed by Freeman. The story culminates with Andy's escape from Shawshank, which he carries out by tunneling out of his cell, using a succession of {{W|Pin-up model|pin-up}} posters (first, [[Rita Hayworth]]; later, [[Marilyn Monroe]] and {{W|Raquel Welch}}) to conceal the tunnel. The movie ends with Andy and Red being reunited on a beach in Mexico following Red's parole from Shawshank.
 ''The Shawshank Redemption'' received a great deal of critical acclaim, but was a disappointment at the box office. Years later, it became a hit when it was released to the home video market and started being shown regularly on cable television. The film has since become a cultural phenomenon, appearing on several "greatest movie" lists. Also, "shawshank" has become a pop-culture slang term with several different meanings. Two of the most common ones are 1) to be trapped in an undesirable situation, such as prison, for a long time; and 2) to seek to apprehend and incarcerate a suspect primarily in the interest of resolving a criminal case, without giving due consideration as to whether the suspect is actually guilty.
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-{{TB|[[Homer]] is in jail, charged with auto theft. As he sits in his cell, [[Hans Moleman]], the jailhouse librarian, comes in with a book cart and asks Homer if he would like something to read. Homer picks out a book titled ''[[How to Tunnel out of Prison]]''. However, instead of beginning a tunnel ''a la'' Andy Dufresne, Homer hits Moleman over the head with the book, knocking him out; then takes Moleman's place pushing the cart and walks out of jail. The scene references ''The Shawshank Redemption'' as follows:<br><br>Moleman is dressed very similarly to Brooks, the prison librarian in the film.<br><br>The book's title is an obvious reference to Andy's escape method.<br><br>The book cart plays a role in Andy's escape as well as Homer's. In the film, the book cart is used to smuggle Andy a {{w|Geologist's hammer|rock hammer}}, which he uses to dig his escape tunnel.}}
+{{TB|[[Homer]] is in jail, charged with auto theft. As he sits in his cell, [[Hans Moleman]], the jailhouse librarian, comes in with a book cart and asks Homer if he would like something to read. Homer picks out a book titled ''[[How to Tunnel out of Prison]]''. However, instead of beginning a tunnel ''a la'' Andy Dufresne, Homer hits Moleman over the head with the book, knocking him out; then takes Moleman's place pushing the cart and walks out of jail. The scene references ''The Shawshank Redemption'' as follows:<br><br>Moleman is dressed very similarly to Brooks, the prison librarian in the film.<br><br>The book's title is an obvious reference to Andy's escape method.<br><br>The book cart plays a role in Andy's escape as well as Homer's. In the film, the book cart is used to smuggle Andy a {{W|Geologist's hammer|rock hammer}}, which he uses to dig his escape tunnel.}}
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-{{TB|The scene where [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] discover [[Comic Book Guy]]'s stash of illegal videos references ''The Shawshank Redemption'' as follows:<br><br>The entrance is concealed by a poster of [[She-Hulk]], similar to the [[Rita Hayworth]] pinup concealing Andy's escape tunnel. She-Hulk is in the same pose as Hayworth.<br><br>Bart and Milhouse accidentally find the entrance when they have a fight and Milhouse pushes Bart into the She-Hulk poster, similar to Warden Norton accidentally finding Andy's tunnel when he angrily throws a rock at the poster of {{w|Raquel Welch}} on the cell wall.}}
+{{TB|The scene where [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] discover [[Comic Book Guy]]'s stash of illegal videos references ''The Shawshank Redemption'' as follows:<br><br>The entrance is concealed by a poster of [[She-Hulk]], similar to the [[Rita Hayworth]] pinup concealing Andy's escape tunnel. She-Hulk is in the same pose as Hayworth.<br><br>Bart and Milhouse accidentally find the entrance when they have a fight and Milhouse pushes Bart into the She-Hulk poster, similar to Warden Norton accidentally finding Andy's tunnel when he angrily throws a rock at the poster of {{W|Raquel Welch}} on the cell wall.}}
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+{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Stephen King|himself}} in the [[Season 12]] episode "[[Insane Clown Poppy]]".}}
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