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Anne Bancroft | Mrs. Robinson | |
Dustin Hoffman | Benjamin Braddock | |
Katharine Ross | Elaine Robinson | |
William Daniels | Mr. Braddock | |
Murray Hamilton | Mr. Robinson | |
Elizabeth Wilson | Mrs. Braddock | |
Buck Henry | Hotel Desk Clerk | |
Brian Avery | Carl Smith | |
Walter Brooke | Mr. McGuire | |
Norman Fell | Mr. McCleery | |
Alice Ghostley | Mrs. Singleman | |
Marion Lorne | Miss DeWitte |
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Producer | Lawrence Turman
Joseph E. Levine |
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Writer | Charles Webb
Calder Willingham Buck Henry |
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Cinematography | Robert Surtees
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Musician | Dave Grusin
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Nominated for seven Oscars® and winner for Best Director, this groundbreaking and "wildly hilarious" (The Boston Globe) social satire launched the career of two-time Oscar® winner Dustin Hoffman and cemented the reputation of acclaimed director Mike Nichols (Closer). Pulsating with the rebellious spirit of the '60s and a haunting score sung by Simon and Garfunkle, The Graduate is truly a "landmark film" (Leonard Maltin). Shy Benjamin Braddock (Hoffman) returns home from college with an uncertain future. Then the wife of his father's business partner, the sexy Mrs. Robinson (Anne Bancroft), seduces him, and the affair only deepens his confusion. That is, until he meets the girl of his dreams (Katherine Ross). But there's one problem: She's Mrs. Robinson's daughter! |
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