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| Will Ferrell | ... | ||
| Zach Galifianakis | ... | ||
| Jason Sudeikis | ... | ||
| Dylan McDermott | ... | ||
| Katherine LaNasa | ... | ||
| Sarah Baker | ... | ||
| John Lithgow | ... | ||
| Dan Aykroyd | ... | ||
| Brian Cox | ... | ||
| Karen Maruyama | ... | ||
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Grant Goodman | ... |
Clay Huggins
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Kya Haywood | ... |
Dylan Huggins
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Randall D. Cunningham | ... |
Cam Jr.
(as Randall Cunningham)
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| Madison Wolfe | ... |
Jessica Brady
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| Thomas Middleditch | ... |
Travis
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When Cam Brady (D-NC), a four-term Congressman, becomes a liability, the Motch brothers (think Koch brothers) recruit Marty Huggins, the son of a Republican heavy hitter, to run against him and be their vehicle to establish factories in the district that will import cheap Chinese labor. Trouble is, Marty is a lightweight, so his makeover falls to consultant Tim Wattley. The race tightens as Cam constantly shoots himself in the foot, while the prospect of winning also changes Marty and his family's dynamics. Meanwhile, Cam plays dirty, and Marty cottons on to the Moches' grand plan. What options do the rich have to get their way? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
This film is about a race between two congressman candidates in North Carolina.
"The Campaign" is a fun and light hearted mockery of modern American politics, but it is also surprisingly real in terms of what could possibly happen in a real election campaign. The plot is funny and really gets me laughing, but I am the most impressed by the emotional ending that conveys a victory to morality. Another thing that really stands out is the Asian maid who speaks with an amazing African and also Spanish accent.
I enjoyed watching this film!