After the delightful “Seduced by Mrs. Robinson” I had to see “The Graduate” again. (As hopefully you will see on Thursday, Anne Bancroft as Mrs. Robinson was amazing!

You’re trying to seduce me…”The Graduate dropped in 1969 from Mike Nichols on the cutting edge of New Hollywood. The story of a recent college grad and an affair that shapes the transitional years ...

Let the record show, Anne Bancroft is more than just "Mrs. Robinson" — And the New York born actress had the resume, awards and accolades to prove it. Born Anna Maria Louisa Italiano, a young ...

Her indelible performance as Mrs. Robinson to Hoffman’s Benjamin in Nichols’ seminal ’60s comedy “The Graduate” brought her another Oscar nom. Hoffman delivered the famous line when he ...

MRS. ROBINSON A sultry, affluent woman in her 40s. Trapped in a loveless marriage and leaning into a nihilistic affair with Benjamin.

Mrs. Robinson is back. Author Charles Webb, who wrote "The Graduate" in 1963, has signed a publishing deal to return to the character that turned Anne Bancroft, pictured, into a screen icon.

The extramarital affair conducted by Iris Robinson, the wife of Northern Ireland's First Minister, has inspired an internet campaign to push "Mrs Robinson," the song from the film "The Graduate ...

1. “Mrs. Robinson” for The Graduate One of Simon & Garfunkel’s biggest hits was written specifically for the Academy Award-winning film, The Graduate.

Appropriately for a book about how the film became “the touchstone of a generation,” the third section, on The Graduate ’s afterlife, is the most effective.