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The Graduate

1967, Movie, NR, 105 mins

The Graduate: Review

It's not only one of the most subtle comedies on film, at the time of its release it was a genuine social force that help define — and influence — the so-called generation gap. It was also a tour de force for newcomer Dustin Hoffman in the role of Benjamin Braddock, a recent college grad faced with the grim prospect of becoming exactly like his wealthy, Southern Californian parents, which made him a star. Anne Bancroft plays Mrs. Robinson, the older married woman who seduces him; Katharine Ross co-stars as her daughter, with whom Ben falls in love. Read the complete review for The Graduate

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Year: 1967
Rated NR

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Anne Bancroft: Mrs. Robinson
Dustin Hoffman: Ben Braddock
Katharine Ross: Elaine Robinson
William Daniels: Mr. Braddock
Murray Hamilton: Mr. Robinson
Elizabeth Wilson: Mrs. Braddock

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Daily Show Vet Gets Animated

Mar 8, 2006 03:00 AM ET
by Matt Webb Mitovich

Rob Corddry, a correspondent for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, follows in the footsteps of such comedic peers as Conan O'Brien and Saturday Night Live's Amy Poehler when he lends his voice to The N's O'Grady (Fridays at 9:30 pm/ET) this week. Here's what he had to tell us about his animated gig, advising Jon Stewart on the Oscars and more. TVGuide.com: On O'Grady, who or what are you voicing? A news reporter, perhaps?Rob Corddry: No, actually read more