The Graduate love video quotes

Webb, who wrote it shortly after graduating from Williams College. The film tells the story of Benjamin Braddock, a recent university graduate with no well-defined aim in life, who is seduced by an older woman, Mrs. Robinson, and then proceeds to fall in love with her daughter Elaine. The actual film version of "Mrs. Robinson" (Simon & Garfunkel) does appear on The Graduate soundtrack LP. Alfa Romeo produced a "Graduate" edition Alfa Romeo Spider, the car Benjamin drives in the film.

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Benjamin Braddock: Let me out!
Mrs. Robinson: Don't be nervous.
Benjamin Braddock: Get away from that door.
Mrs. Robinson: Let me say something first. Benjamin, I want you to know I'm available to you. If you want sleep with me this time. If you want sleep with me this time I want you to know you can call me up any time you want and we'll make some kind of arrangement. Do you understand what I said?
Benjamin Braddock: Let me out!
Mrs. Robinson: Benjamin, Do you understand what I said?
Benjamin Braddock: Yes. Let me out!
Mrs. Robinson: Because I find you very attractive and any time you want...

Mrs. Robinson: How are you?
Benjamin Braddock: Very well. Thank you.
Mrs. Robinson: May I have a drink?
Benjamin Braddock: A drink? Of course. He didn't see me.
Mrs. Robinson: Waiter! I will have a martini. You don't have to be so nervous, you know.
Benjamin Braddock: Nervous. Well, I am a bit nervous. I mean it's - it's pretty hard to be suave when you're...
Mrs. Robinson: Did you get us a room?
Benjamin Braddock: What?
Mrs. Robinson: Have you gotten us a room yet?
Benjamin Braddock: I haven't. No.
Mrs. Robinson: Do you want to?
Benjamin Braddock: Well, I don't. I mean I could or we could just talk.
Mrs. Robinson: Do you want me to get it?
Benjamin Braddock: You? Oh no. No, I'll get it.
Mrs. Robinson: Do you want to get it now?
Benjamin Braddock: Now?
Mrs. Robinson: Yes.
Benjamin Braddock: Well, I don't know.
Mrs. Robinson: Why don't you get it.
Benjamin Braddock: Why don't I get it? Well, I will then.

Mrs. Robinson: Hello?
Benjamin Braddock: Mrs. Robinson?
Mrs. Robinson: Yes?
Benjamin Braddock: It's Benjamin.
Mrs. Robinson: Yes?
Benjamin Braddock: Benjamin Braddock.
Mrs. Robinson: Benjamin, where are you?
Benjamin Braddock: Can you look through the glass. Can you see me now?
Mrs. Robinson: Yes, I can.
Benjamin Braddock: I got a single room.
Mrs. Robinson: That's fine.
Benjamin Braddock: But there's one thing. The desk clerk seemed to be a little bit suspicious. I don't know what their policy is.
Mrs. Robinson: Well, do you want to go up first?
Benjamin Braddock: Yes. I think that would be good.
Mrs. Robinson: I'll be up in five minutes.
Benjamin Braddock: Well, goodbye then.
Mrs. Robinson: Benjamin.
Benjamin Braddock: Yes?
Mrs. Robinson: Isn't there something you want to tell me?
Benjamin Braddock: To tell you?
Mrs. Robinson: Yes.
Benjamin Braddock: Well, I want you to know how much I appreciate this, really.
Mrs. Robinson: The room number.
Benjamin Braddock: What?
Mrs. Robinson: The room number, Benjamin. I think you ought to tell me that.
Benjamin Braddock: Oh? You're absolutely right. It's 562.
Mrs. Robinson: Thank you.
Benjamin Braddock: You're welcome. Well, I'll see you later, Mrs. Robinson.

Mrs. Robinson: Hello, Benjamin.
Benjamin Braddock: Hello, Mrs Robinson.
Mrs. Robinson: Benjamin.
Benjamin Braddock: Yes?
Mrs. Robinson: I'll get undressed now. Is that all right?
Benjamin Braddock: Sure. Shall I, I mean shall I just stand here? I mean, I don't know what you want me to do.
Mrs. Robinson: Why don't you watch?
Benjamin Braddock: Oh, sure. Thank you. Will you bring me a hanger?
Benjamin Braddock: What?
Mrs. Robinson: A hanger.
Benjamin Braddock: Oh, yes. Wood?
Mrs. Robinson: What?
Benjamin Braddock: Wood or wire? They have both.
Mrs. Robinson: Either one will be fine.
Benjamin Braddock: Okay.
Mrs. Robinson: Thank you! Will you help me with this, please?
Benjamin Braddock: Certainly.
Mrs. Robinson: Thank you.
Benjamin Braddock: You're welcome.
Mrs. Robinson: Benjamin, Would this be easier for you in the dark?
Benjamin Braddock: Mrs. Robinson, I can't do this.
Mrs. Robinson: You what?
Benjamin Braddock: This is all terribly wrong.
Mrs. Robinson: Do you find me undesirable?
Benjamin Braddock: Oh no, Mrs. Robinson. I think...I think you're the most attractive of all my parents' friends. I mean that. I found you desirable, but I... For god's sake, can you imange my parents? Can you imange what they will say if they just saw we are in this room like now?
Mrs. Robinson: What will they say?
Benjamin Braddock: I have no idea, Mrs. Robinson. But for god's sake. They brought me up, they made a good life for me. And I think they deserve better than this. I think they deserve a little better than jumping into bed with their partner's wife.
Mrs. Robinson: Are you afraid of me?
Benjamin Braddock: Oh, no, you are missing the point. Look, maybe we could do something else together. Mrs. Robinson, would you like to go to a movie.
Mrs. Robinson: Can I ask you a personal question?
Benjamin Braddock: I should do anything you want.
Mrs. Robinson: Is this your first time?
Benjamin Braddock: Is this what?
Mrs. Robinson: It is, isn't it? It is your first time.
Benjamin Braddock: That's a laugh, Mrs. Robinson. That's really a laugh. Ha ha.
Mrs. Robinson: You can admit that, can't you?
Benjamin Braddock: Are you kidding?
Mrs. Robinson: It's nothing to be ashamed of...
Benjamin Braddock: Wait a minute!
Mrs. Robinson: On your first time...
Benjamin Braddock: Who said it was my first time.
Mrs. Robinson: ...that you're afraid...
Benjamin Braddock: Wait a minute.
Mrs. Robinson: ...of bring inadequate. I mean just because you happen to be inadequate in one way...
Benjamin Braddock: Inadequate!

Benjamin Braddock: Mrs. Robinson, do you think we could say a few words to each other first this time?
Mrs. Robinson: I don't think we have much to say to each other.