She dropped all inhibitions and her white robe, showing Benjamin Braddock, the male lead played by Reb Atadero, her front while the audience had several seconds to see her bare back, bottom and legs.

Of all the great films Mike Nichols made over his long career, one stands alone: “The Graduate.” Film was groundbreaking and had many outstanding scenes.

Released in 1967, 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 ...

Before “The Graduate,” Turman says, “Dustin had a one-minute scene in a film called ‘The Tiger Makes Out.’ I paid him $750 a week, and we probably shot for nine weeks.” He laughs.

The Graduate was written by Charles Webb in 1963, and over 40 years later, in 2007, he penned a sequel, Home School, in which Hoffman and Ross’ characters are grown and married with kids.