The 1967 romantic comedy classic The Graduate starring Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft, and Katharine Ross has been loved by generations.

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The Graduate stands as one of the most enduring and influential films, captivating audiences with its unique story and iconic soundtrack. With its story of post-college ennui, charismatic cast and ...

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See Jane Wyman’s Cary Scott in “All That Heaven Allows,” from 1955, or Anne Bancroft’s Mrs. Robinson in “The Graduate,” from 1967. (Depressingly, Bancroft was only 35 during filming ...

“I’m not in Ukraine, I am an actor.” This is some shift from the 1967 film The Graduate, in which Anne Bancroft, who stars as the middle-aged seductress Mrs Robinson, was only six years ...

and Brooks’ wife Anne Bancroft as a sympathetic West End stage star. “The Elephant Man” had a powerful emotional impact, and became a box office and critical hit; Lynch received Oscar nods as best ...

The younger man-older woman trope is hardly new. Credit: Netflix Paving the way were classic rom-coms such as The Graduate (1967), which saw Anne Bancroft seduce Dustin Hoffman despite the characters’ ...