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| Julianne Moore | ... | ||
| Woody Harrelson | ... | ||
| Ed Harris | ... | ||
| Peter MacNicol | ... | ||
| Jamey Sheridan | ... | ||
| Sarah Paulson | ... | ||
| Ron Livingston | ... |
Mark Wallace
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| David Barry Gray | ... | ||
| Larry Sullivan | ... |
Chris Edwards
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| Mikal Evans | ... |
Bexie Nobles
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| Colby French | ... |
Tucker Eskew
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| Bruce Altman | ... |
Fred Davis
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| Spencer Garrett | ... | ||
| Brian Howe | ... |
Randy Scheunemann
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| John Rothman | ... |
A.B. Culvahouse
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Summer, 2008: John McCain secures the nomination, but polls behind Barack Obama. Strategist Steve Schmidt suggests a game changer: picking a conservative female with media savvy, unknown Alaska governor Sarah Palin, as vice president. She's an immediate hit and a quick study - the gap closes. Then, Tina Fey's impersonation, a raft of criticism, and missing her family send Palin into a near-catatonic state: she doesn't prepare for her Katie Couric interview and bombs. Schmidt searches for an answer: don't expect her to learn the issues, but give her a script. Palin does well in the debate with Biden; she finds her voice, goes off script, and goes rogue. A mistake? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
Excellent movie! Reminds me that Sarah Palin was not anywhere near ready to be picked for Vice President. Movie does make you feel sorry for Palin. But, than again thinking more about what has happened since the 2008 election and NOT feeling sorry for her. If she were anything like the "victim" then she would NOT keep trying to be in the national public eye. I sure hope she finally realizes she will NEVER be a national political figure. Anything else is just a scary thought. Julianne Moore did an excellent job playing Sarah Palin and she got it right in saying this movie shows what's wrong with our democracy. When someone like John McCain can pick a Vice President candidate purely for political purposes KNOWing she was NOT fit to be President (which IS the primary job of a Vice President), then you know this is a problem for our country.