Dustin Hoffman has shared a story from his younger years that he says made him fear for his life. During a November 9 appearance on Conan O’Brien’s podcast, the 89-year-old actor recalled having an affair with a married woman. He said she invited him over after believing her husband had gone to sleep. Hoffman said the husband then walked into the room holding a firearm and ordered him to get out. The actor described the moment as terrifying, remembering how he believed the situation could turn deadly at any second. He shared the story while discussing his new memoir, “Look at Me,” which is scheduled to be released on November 10. The actor did not describe the incident as a scene from one of his films. It was a personal memory from long before his later fame. His account offered a glimpse into a Per*od of his life that he is now revisiting in the book. Hoffman also discussed making “The Graduate,” recalling that director Mike Nichols could become sharply critical during filming. He said one comment from Nichols stayed with him, even though he could not remember the scene itself. The movie later became a major success and earned Hoffman his first Oscar nomination. His memoir looks back on both the difficult moments and the career that followed. Would you read a memoir that reveals the moments behind a famous career? #DustinHoffman #ConanOBrien #CelebrityMemoir #TheGraduate #hollywoodnews - @crom.movie