The New York Times panned it, and studio chief Jack Warner thought the movie was a bomb, but “Bonnie and Clyde” was a game-changer during the summer of 1967. The Hollywood revolution the Warren Beatty ...

Each week, locals Cole Schneider and Matt Greene share their different takes on new movies out in area theaters. For podcasts and more, visit MovietownMovieClub.com Aside from the opportunity to be ...

Dustin Hoffman as Benjamin Braddock in "The Graduate." Benjamin Braddock needn’t have worried about his future: Fifty years on, Dustin Hoffman’s nebbishy Ben is forever 21, thanks to “The Graduate.” ...

Anne Bancroft and Dustin Hoffman starred in the 1967 film classic, The Graduate. (Rialto Pictures) Editor's note: This story was originally published May 10, 2017. We're bringing it back on Dec. 22, ...

And here’s to you Mrs. Robinson, and 1967. “The Graduate,” the Mike Nichols classic that had Anne Bancroft as Mrs. Robinson seducing Dustin Hoffman — and moviegoers as well — heads back to theaters ...

Now that Mad Men has hit 1966, cast your mind back and remember—or imagine, if you weren’t there— that mainstream culture is only just going to ratify the notion of a “generation gap.” Then go watch ...

Oscar-nominated producer Lawrence Turman died Saturday at the Motion Picture and Television Country Home and Hospital. He was 96. He had a stellar career not only as a producer of such seminal films ...

William Daniels has played many roles during his storied acting career, including Dr. Mark Craig in “St. Elsewhere’’ (for which he won an Emmy), George Feeny in “Boy Meets World,” the voice of KITT in ...

When Mike Nichols’s low-budget comedy-drama The Graduate premiered in December 1967, it arrived during a time of national unrest. Many Baby Boomers were pushing back against the status quo: The ...

Rhianna Malas is a creative writer and essayist currently living in Melbourne, Australia. An RMIT alum, she has self produced a comic zine, and has written short stories and creative non-fiction ...

: In arguably the most iconic movie of the "Hollywood New Wave" of the 1960's, Dustin Hoffman plays Benjamin Braddock, promising academic and track star, who returns to Los Angeles after graduation.