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The Luminaries

Eleanor Catton

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It is 1866, and Walter Moody has come to make his fortune upon the New Zealand goldfields. On...

Aurora by FANG - Fast Gradient Image Editor

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"Aurora by FANG" allows you to make photos more beautiful by applying the smoothest gradient...

LikeVideos - Best Video Editor for More Followers

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LikeVideos is a video maker tool that enables you to create short videos. A great feature of this...

Daylight by The Selecter

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For bands with a history it can be tempting to take the easy route. Play the hits and a few covers....

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Wallpapers HD - Themes Lock Screen and Backgrounds for iPhone and iPad, iPod

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"EXCLUSIVE WALLPAPERS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY! YOUR SCREEN WILL NEVER BE DULL! HERE YOU WILL FIND: ...

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The Graduate (1967)

1967 | Classics, Comedy, Drama

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"The story, the acting was sublime. [Director] Mike Nichols did an incredible job. He just did such an amazing job. The story of the old woman and the young student was so new — we had never seen that onscreen, a depiction of that. Once again, I thought this was just a brilliant character study of these people. The story was extraordinary. I loved the relationship with Anne Bancroft and Dustin Hoffman. I just thought that was staggering. And Dustin Hoffman’s performance was so sweet, and he was so insecure and a mumbling fool in so many ways. And she was so seductive. You know, she was a counselor at my camp? She was a drama counselor. When I was nine, she was 17 or 18, and she came to the camp and I was the only one who really took to her of all my camp friends. She would have me lie on the ground and we’d be in this bunk — like in a rehearsal hall or something — she would have us lie on the floor and picture the sky and picture all the different things that could come from the sky [laughing]. She just inspired me. Then I watched her on The Goldbergs — not the new Goldbergs — but The Goldbergs with Molly Goldberg, the brilliant, brilliant television show in the 1950s. Then I saw her in The Graduate — I was a young woman — and I was just — oh my God, she was so beautiful. And I couldn’t believe I had known her. She inspired me to act, she really did. As did Francis Coppola. I went to college with him — Hofstra University. He was the person who wrote all the plays. He wrote the shows — all the original shows that I was the star of. I’d be hired to do all the shows that he had written and his uncle would write the music, so it was kind of great."

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