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For nearly two decades, a 1966 Raquel Welch poster—from the film One Million Years B.C. —hung on Andy’s cell wall. To a casual viewer, it’s just a pin-up: a beautiful woman in a fur bikini, a small comfort for a man in prison. But in Frank Darabont’s masterpiece, that poster is arguably the most important prop in film history. Here’s a piece of content centered on ,
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