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The Graduate (Dramatised)

By: Charles Webb
Narrated by: Danny Mahoney, Benjamin Braddock
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It's the summer of 1963 in suburban California and Benjamin Braddock has the world at his feet. He's just graduated from university with a teaching scholarship, his dad has bought him a fancy new Italian sports car, and all the Braddocks' friends and neighbours have been invited to a house party to celebrate. There's just one problem. Benjamin refuses to leave his room. He's worried about his future. His parents are perplexed. The stalemate is broken when Ben agrees to give the wife of his father's business partner, Mrs Robinson, a lift home. She's the same age as his mother, fabulously sexy, and bent on seduction....

Starring Danny Mahoney as Benjamin Braddock and Sian Thomas as Mrs Robinson, with William Hope, Laura Brook, Samantha Dakin, Michael Crossman, Julia Coulter, David Blackwell and Stella Martin. Adapted from Charles Webb's novel by Polly Thomas. A BBC Cymru Wales production, directed by Kate McAll.

©2012 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd (P)2012 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd
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