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The 22 pages that link to Mike Nichols, each with the reason it gives.

• Meryl StreepRelated: Nichols directed Streep in Silkwood, Heartburn, and Angels in America.

• Dustin HoffmanRelated: Nichols cast Hoffman in The Graduate, launching their major film collaboration.

• The GraduateRelated: His staging and camera choices give Benjamin’s disorientation a visual form.

• Anne BancroftRelated: Nichols directed Bancroft as Mrs. Robinson in The Graduate.

• Nora EphronRelated: He directed Silkwood and Heartburn from screenplays co-written by Ephron.

• Elaine MayRelated: His partnership with May as the comedy duo Nichols and May brought her national recognition.

• Neil SimonRelated: Nichols’s direction helped shape Simon’s early Broadway breakthrough.

• Whoopi GoldbergRelated: Nichols directed Goldberg’s Broadway show and helped bring it to film.

• The BirdcageRelated: He directed the film, balancing broad farce with affection for its characters.

• Tony KushnerRelated: Nichols directed the acclaimed 2003 television adaptation of Kushner’s play.

• Working GirlRelated: His direction balances workplace satire, romance, and screwball comedy.

• Angels in AmericaRelated: He directed the miniseries and shaped its translation from stage to television.

• Eric IdleRelated: Nichols directed the original Broadway production of Idle’s musical Spamalot.

• Jason RobardsRelated: Nichols directed Robards in the 1970 film adaptation of Catch-22.

• Walter MatthauRelated: Nichols directed Matthau in the 1968 film version of The Odd Couple.

• Dianne WiestRelated: Nichols directed Wiest in the television miniseries Angels in America.

• Alan ArkinRelated: Nichols directed Arkin in the Broadway production of Barefoot in the Park.

• Christopher PlummerRelated: Nichols directed Plummer in the stage production of The Seagull.

• Joseph HellerRelated: Nichols directed the 1970 film adaptation of Catch-22.

• Kevin KlineRelated: Nichols directed Kline in the film adaptation of Sophie's Choice.

• Sandy DennisRelated: Nichols directed Dennis in the film adaptation that won her the Academy Award.

• Stiller and MearaRelated: His duo’s success helped establish the era’s appetite for character-driven comedy teams.