Candidata al poder (2000)
Laine Hanson va a ser nombrada Vicepresidenta, pero a la prensa se filtra la noticia en la que se le acusa de haber participado en una orgía a la edad de 19 años. A medida que la presión aumente sobre Laine, ella se debatirá entre permanecer fiel a sus principios y negarse a comentar el tema o luchar frontalmente contra la acusación.
Directora: Rod Lurie
 |
Joan Allen as Laine Hanson |
 |
Gary Oldman as Shelly Runyon |
 |
Jeff Bridges as President Jackson Evans |
 |
Christian Slater as Reginald Webster |
 |
Sam Elliott as Kermit Newman |
 |
William L. Petersen as Jack Hathaway |
 |
Saul Rubinek as Jerry Tolliver |
 |
Philip Baker Hall as Oscar Billings |
 |
Robin Thomas as William Hanson |
 |
Kathryn Morris as Paige Willomina |
 |
Mike Binder as Lewis Hollis |
 |
Kristen Shaw as Fiona Hathaway |
 |
Douglas Urbanski as Makerowitz |
 |
Noah Fryrear as Timmy |
 |
Angelica Page as Dierdra |
 |
Joseph Lyle Taylor as Paul Smith |
|
Kevin Geer as Congressman Skakle |
 |
Doug Roberts as Congressman Harding |
 |
Mariel Hemingway as Cynthia Lee |
|
Bev Appleton as Congressman Marshall |
|
Sandra Register as Glenda |
 |
Anthony Booth as Peter Crenshaw |
|
Andrew Boothby as Steve Poullet |
 |
Irene Ziegler as Maggie Runyon |
|
Del Driver as Director Friend |
|
Sean Pratt as Wilke |
|
Bill Bevins as Anchorman |
|
Ed Sala as Show Producer |
|
Kirk Penberthy as Stevenson |
 |
Justin Dray as Stagehand |
|
David Laubacher as Reporter #4 |
|
David Bridgewater as Aide |
|
Kevin Grantz as Secret Service Chief |
|
Michael Kennedy as Congressman Fletcher |
|
David Londoner as Congressman Jones |
 |
Larry King as Larry King |
|
Amit Mehta as ABU Hunter |
|
Catherine Shaffner as Patricia Lavameer |
|
Liz Marks as Sheila |
|
Sherri Richmond as Reporter |
 |
Teresa Jones as Reporter |
|
Lynn West as Reporter |
|
Heather Rosbeck as Elaine Bidwell |
|
Dawn Westbrook as Secretary |
|
Jolene Carroll as Maid |
 |
Michael Goodwin as Reporter |
 |
Ashly Covington as Aide (uncredited) |
|
Cynthia Webb as Nurse (uncredited) |
 |
Caryn Mower as Drowning Victim (uncredited) |
 |
Robert Shepherd as Congressman (uncredited) |
|
Denis Maloney as White House Photographer (uncredited) |
 |
Lucas N. Hall as Congressional Aid (uncredited) |
| Directing | Rod Lurie | Director |
| Camera | Denis Maloney | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Larry Groupé | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Halina Gebarowicz | Art Direction |
| Art | Alec Hammond | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Matthew Jacobsen | Costume Design |
| Production | Mary Jo Slater | Casting |
| Editing | Michael Jablow | Editor |
| Art | Eloise Crane Stammerjohn | Set Decoration |
| Production | Steve Loglisci | Co-Producer |
| Production | Marc Frydman | Producer |
| Production | James Spies | Producer |
| Production | Oriana Robertson | Unit Production Manager |
| Writing | Rod Lurie | Writer |
| Production | Willi Bär | Producer |
| Production | Douglas Urbanski | Producer |
| Production | Gary Oldman | Executive Producer |
| Production | Scott Shiffman | Co-Producer |
| Production | Rainer Bienger | Executive Producer |
| Production | Maurice Leblond | Executive Producer |
| Crew | Doug Coleman | Stunts |
| Crew | Hubie Kerns Jr. | Stunts |
| Crew | Caryn Mower | Stunts |
| Crew | Ronnie Rondell Jr. | Stunts |
| Crew | Daniel W. Barringer | Stunts |
| Crew | Loyd Catlett | Stunt Coordinator |
