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The Graduate

The Graduate

7,6 /10 (3,744 Votes)
1967 EN 107 min

Overview

A disillusioned college graduate finds himself torn between his older lover and her daughter.

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Release date

21/12/1967

Votes

3,744

Popularity

11.2

This is Benjamin. He’s a little worried about his future.

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

107 min

Budget

$3,000,000

Revenue

$104,945,305

Dustin Hoffman

Dustin Hoffman

Ben Braddock

Anne Bancroft

Anne Bancroft

Mrs. Robinson

Katharine Ross

Katharine Ross

Elaine Robinson

Murray Hamilton

Murray Hamilton

Mr. Robinson

William Daniels

William Daniels

Mr. Braddock

Elizabeth Wilson

Elizabeth Wilson

Mrs. Braddock

Buck Henry

Buck Henry

Room Clerk

Brian Avery

Brian Avery

Carl Smith

Walter Brooke

Walter Brooke

Mr. McGuire

Norman Fell

Norman Fell

Mr. McCleery

Alice Ghostley

Alice Ghostley

Mrs. Singleman

Marion Lorne

Marion Lorne

Miss DeWitte

Eddra Gale

Eddra Gale

Woman on Bus

Frank Baker

Frank Baker

Hotel Guest (uncredited)

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George Bruggeman

Church Member (uncredited)

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Garrett Cassell

Hotel Guest (uncredited)

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Buddy Douglas

Hotel Lobby Bellhop (uncredited)

Richard Dreyfuss

Richard Dreyfuss

Boarding House Resident (uncredited)

Bob Eubanks

Bob Eubanks

The Newlywed Game Host (voice) (uncredited)

Mike Farrell

Mike Farrell

Hotel Lobby Bellhop (uncredited)

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Bob Folkerson

Bus Passenger (uncredited)

Elisabeth Fraser

Elisabeth Fraser

Party Guest (uncredited)

Donald F. Glut

Donald F. Glut

College Student (uncredited)

Laurence Haddon

Laurence Haddon

Mr. Carlson (uncredited)

Harry Holcombe

Harry Holcombe

Minister (uncredited)

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Jonathan Hole

Mr. Singleman (uncredited)

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Robert P. Lieb

Mr. Loomis (Party Guest) (uncredited)

Elaine May

Elaine May

Girl with Note for Benjamin (uncredited)

Eve McVeagh

Eve McVeagh

Mrs. Carlson (Party Guest) (uncredited)

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Lainie Miller

Night Club Stripper (uncredited)

Ben Murphy

Ben Murphy

Shaving Fraternity Brother (uncredited)

Stuart Nisbet

Stuart Nisbet

Birthday Party Guest in Yellow Shirt (uncredited)

William H. O'Brien

William H. O'Brien

Hotel Guest (uncredited)

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Sam O'Steen

Man on Bus (uncredited)

Noam Pitlik

Noam Pitlik

Gas Station Attendant (uncredited)

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Anthony Redondo

Bus Passenger (uncredited)

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Clark Ross

Waiter (uncredited)

Bernard Sell

Bernard Sell

Party Guest (uncredited)

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Hal Taggart

Hotel Guest (uncredited)

Kevin Tighe

Kevin Tighe

Carter (Showering Fraternity Brother) (uncredited)

Arthur Tovey

Arthur Tovey

Hotel Guest (uncredited)

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Eleanore Vogel

Bus Passenger (uncredited)

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Wally West

Bus Passenger (uncredited)

David Westberg

David Westberg

Valet Parker (uncredited)

Maris Wrixon

Maris Wrixon

Welcoming Party Guest (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2023-02-10

⭐ 7

Dustin Hoffman is great in this as the impressionable twenty-one year old "Ben" who falls prey to the wiles of the woman immortalised by Simon & Garfunkel. "Mrs Robinson" (Anne Bancroft) is married to the husband of his father's business partner. She is sexy, alluring, sophisticated - and he, well he is just young, naive and horny. Their assignations proceed with few problems but in parallel, his own family are trying to hook him up with her daughter "Elaine" (Katharine Ross). The plot thickens and poor old "Ben" finds him self more and more conflicted, Whom might he choose? Whom might he be a…

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Filipe Manuel Neto

Filipe Manuel Neto

2023-10-28

⭐ 4

**A good example of a film that was extremely notable in its time, but that is not very relevant today.** This film is considered by some to be one of the best that US cinema has given us. It is also the film that catapulted to fame the discreet Dustin Hoffman, one of the most consistent and solid actors of his generation. There is no doubt that he deserved the status, in this and other films that followed. However, considering this film as one of the best ever made in the USA doesn't seem fair to me: the film is satisfactory, it was a huge success at the time and had an impact on pop cultu…

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