Moviegoers went behind bars with Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins 20 years ago this week with the release of the prison drama The Shawshank Redemption. Plenty of other key moments from Hollywood history are waiting to bet set free inside.

It’s one of the most iconic scenes ever filmed, and it was shot 60 years ago this week. If you’re “itching” to learn even more dates and facts from Hollywood history, all you have to do is click here.

Kind of hard to see that far back, but it was exactly 65 years ago this week that Mr. Magoo made his debut in the UPA cartoon short Ragtime Bear. We’ve got more movie milestones for you to peruse.

The Women, MGM’s all-star, all-female film version of the hit Broadway play, debuted 75 years ago this week. We’ve got plenty of juicy gossip about other key moments from Hollywood history waiting for you inside.

Sixty-six years ago this week, moviegoers thrilled to Alfred Hitchcock’s unique crime drama Rope. If you weren’t one of them, don’t get hung up; we’ve got plenty of other notable film moments to share with you.

Woody Allen’s first film as writer/director/star, the crime comedy Take the Money and Run, debuted 45 years ago this week. It would be criminal if you missed the other key Hollywood historical moments we’ve listed for you inside.

Moviegoers got a look at a new kind of gangster film 47 years ago this week, as Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty shot up the screen as Bonnie and Clyde. Don’t let the other memorable movie moments that occurred this week get away.

It was 85 years ago this week that four madcap siblings known as Groucho, Harpo, Chico and Zeppo burst onto film screens in The Cocoanuts. There’s no “secret word” needed to read about this and other notable cinematic anniversaries inside.

It was 27 years ago that the license to kill was transferred to Timothy Dalton, as he became the fourth big-screen James Bond with the release of The Living Daylights. We’ve stirred up even more film factoids.