"The Shawshank Redemption"; Get busy living... Quiz

Answer: If I Didn't Care

The Jack Lawrence composition has become an R&B standard, covered by everyone from The Platters to Connie Francis to David Cassidy. We hear the original 1939 version, as recorded by The Ink Spots.

Answer: Glenn Quentin

Spelled 'Quentin' in the film credits, but 'Quenton' in the book, the brief part was played by Scott Mann. During the trial, the victim's full name is mentioned once by the DA, and Andy refers to him by last name only while on the witness stand. Quinton McHale was Ernest Borgnine's character in "McHale's Navy", Kevin McHale is a retired basketball player, and Sam Quinton is just a name I made up to fit the prison theme.

Answer: Richmond

Heywood's pretty proud of himself for picking the right horse, and gloats over his good fortune, even after learning that his "winning horse" was dead. After lining up his winnings (cigarettes) and taking a sniff of his "pretty little chorus line", Heywood says, "Ah yes. Richmond Virginia." Richmond is a major center for the production of tobacco products.

Answer: Rapture

Andy wanted soapstone and alabaster to carve his chess pieces, and got lucky when his friends drew duty in the farm field outside the walls. Red's narration tells us, "By the week Andy was due back we had enough rocks saved up to keep him busy till rapture."

Answer: Hexlite

"Dufresne! We're low on hexlite. Head on back and fetch us some." This crude chemical compound is designed to promote stability and solubility of detergent and treatment agents. The white granular powder would be relatively harmless on dry skin, but would burn like hell on wet skin or in the eyes or mouth. Andy attempts to fend off his attackers by threatening to throw it in their faces.

Answer: He is falling.

"I have trouble sleeping at night... I have bad dreams, like I'm falling." Psychologists say 'falling' dreams most often relate to feelings of insecurity, lack of self-confidence or fear of failure. That pretty much sums up Brooks' state of mind in the unfamiliar outside world.

Answer: Inside out

"Inside Out" gets Norton's picture into "Life" magazine, and also initiates the flow of kickbacks, bribes and skimmed money that Andy spends the next 14 years laundering.

Answer: The Marriage of Figaro

The title of the work is plainly visible as Andy reverently handles the record and jacket. One of Mozart's most famous and commercially successful works, the comic opera is based on a play that was banned in several European cities because it poked fun at the aristocracy.

The political incorrectness of the story was overshadowed by the outstanding quality of the music; even the ignorant cons are moved by it.

Answer: Daily Bugle

The impeccably well dressed and groomed Mr. Stevens had asked the banker's secretary to add the package containing the proof to their outgoing mail. Andy's meticulous notes and ledgers must have been so thorough that "The Bugle" didn't need to waste much time confirming the details or verifying the sources. Other quizzes have already asked you to quote the headline; I dig deeper.

Answer: fuzzy

The classic shot of vivacious Raquel Welch clad only in an animal skin bikini is from the campy 1966 prehistoric adventure film "One Million Years B.C." Raquel is the third poster-girl to grace Andy's wall over the years, following Rita Hayworth and Marilyn Monroe.