 "Deseret News (Salt Lake City)")
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Anne Bancroft a great talent
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It would be nice to write a eulogy for Anne Bancroft without
mentioning her role as the lusty Mrs. Robinson in "The Graduate." It
could be easily done. Bancroft's career was one of accomplishment and
class. But, alas, the world chooses what it will remember, and
Bancroft lived her life in the shadow of a 1967 character she'd
created. Mrs. Robinson was her personal ghost.
Bancroft died of uterine cancer at age 73 earlier this week.
Awards lined her walls -- an Oscar for "The Miracle Wor...
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Obituary: ANNE BANCROFT; Star of 'The Miracle Worker' who found new fame as the predatory Mrs Robinson.(Obituaries)
The Independent (London, England)
; Byline: Tom Vallance An Academy Award-winner for her searing portrait of dedication and tenacity in The Miracle Worker, Anne Bancroft will also be particularly remembered for portraying an iconic figure of the Sixties, Mrs Robinson, seducer of her daughter's boyfriend in The Graduate. She was given
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In Memoriam: Anne Bancroft
Dance Teacher
; Award-winning theater and film actress The lights were dimmed on Broadway after acclaimed actress Anne Bancroft died June 7 of uterine cancer in New York City. She was best known for starring as the seductive Mrs. Robinson in The Graduate, but was beloved by dance audiences for her role as an aging
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Here's to you, Mrs. Robinson.(Anne Bancroft)(Obituary)
Daily Variety
; HOLLYWOOD -- Anne Bancroft, best known for her perf as the adult seducer of her daughter's boyfriend in The Graduate, died Monday of uterine cancer in New York. She was 73. The stage, screen and television actress was winner of an Oscar, two Tonys and two Emmys. The longtime spouse of
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Good Night, Mrs. Robinson.(Anne Bancroft)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
U.S. News & World Report
; Oscar-winning actress Anne Bancroft, who died at 73 last week, in 1967's The Graduate with Dustin Hoffman
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ANNE BANCROFT: SHE'S NOT AFRAID TO SAY WHAT SHE THINKS
The Columbian
; DOUGLAS J. ROWE The Columbian 08-24-1997 NEW YORK -- Anne Bancroft laughs hysterically when the idea of an ALL-FEMALE military is brought up to her. She likes it so much that she asks that she be quoted as proposing it and says she'll definitely use the line in her next interview. Seriously,
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