Dustin Hoffman, who shot to fame after starring as Ben Braddock in Mike Nichols’ classic film "The Graduate," has opened up ...

In a new essay, Hoffman reflected on his stressful experience working with director Mike Nichols on the 1967 movie ...

Dustin Hoffman has opened up on filming the classic 1967 film The Graduate, describing the production as a “terrible ...

Dustin Hoffman is opening up about his experiences filming his breakout role in 1967's The Graduate, calling the experience "terrible" in a new essay for The New Yorker. "I felt immediately ...

Dustin Hoffman looks back on the unsettling moments behind The Graduate, revealing how 27 takes of a slapping scene caused him an ear injury.

Dustin Hoffman has revealed that making "The Graduate" was such a terrible experience, he initially vowed to quit acting in movies.

Dustin Hoffman writes in The New Yorker that he felt miscast in The Graduate, and that Mike Nichols had Katharine Ross slap ...

The Graduate may have been the project that made Dustin Hoffman a household name, but according to him, filming it was a “terrible experience.” This is per a new essay that Hoffman penned and The New ...

The Graduate earned seven Academy Award nominations and bagged the Best Director for Mike Nichols at the 40th Academy Awards.

Dustin Hoffman says The Graduate’s director ordered 27 takes of a slap that went unused. His account describes injury and ...

The actor described the entire experience as horrific, and director Mike Nichols insisted on reshooting a shot that was later ...