The Campaign

The Campaign

85 mins | Comedy | Aug. 9, 2012

Two rival politicians compete to win an election to represent their small North Carolina congressional district in the United States House of Representatives.

The Campaign

85 mins | Comedy | Aug. 9, 2012

The Campaign
Two rival politicians compete to win an election to represent their small North Carolina congressional district in the United States House of Representatives.
IMDb rating 6.1
Producers Warner Bros. Pictures, Everyman Pictures, Gary Sanchez Productions, Location Gourmet
Original title The Campaign
Directors Josh King, Diane Durant, Jay Roach
Writers Shawn Harwell, Chris Henchy, Adam McKay

Cast

Will Ferrell

as Cam Brady

Zach Galifianakis

as Marty Huggins

Jason Sudeikis

as Mitch Wilson

Katherine LaNasa

as Rose Brady

Dylan McDermott

as Tim Wattley

Sarah Baker

as Mitzi Huggins

John Lithgow

as Glen Motch

Dan Aykroyd

as Wade Motch

Brian Cox

as Raymond

Karen Maruyama

as Mrs. Yao

Grant Goodman

as Clay Huggins

Kya Haywood

as Dylan/Clay Huggins

Randall D. Cunningham

as Cam Brady Jr.

Madison Wolfe

as Jessica Brady

Thomas Middleditch

as Travis

Josh Lawson

as Tripp

Heather Lawless

as Diane

Jack McBrayer

as Mr. Mendenhall

Elizabeth Diane Wells

as Mrs. Mendenhall

Billy Slaughter

as Dermot

Aaron Jay Rome

as Intern Jason

Kate Miner

as Shana

Bobby Tisdale

as Huggins Supporter

Wolf Blitzer

as Wolf Blitzer

Piers Morgan

as Piers Morgan

Bill Maher

as Bill Maher

Chris Matthews

as Chris Matthews

Dennis Miller

as Dennis Miller

Lawrence O'Donnell

as Lawrence O'Donnell

Joe Scarborough

as Joe Scarborough

Mika Brzezinski

as Mika Brzezinski

Willie Geist

as Willie Geist

Ed Schultz

as Ed Schultz

P.J. Byrne

as Rick

Patrick Weathers

as Old Councilman

Gerry May

as Carter Baines

Tzi Ma

as Mr. Zheng

Bill Martin Williams

as Senator Lloyd

Danny Vinson

as Elder Dan

John D. Reaves

as Banker

Scott A. Martin

as Wes Talager

Rob Mariano

as Boston Rob

Mike Mizanin

as The Miz

Randy Bachman

as Bachman & Turner

Mick Dalla-Vee

as Bachman & Turner

Marc Lafrance

as Bachman & Turner

Brent Howard Knudsen

as Bachman & Turner

Charles Frederick Turner

as Bachman & Turner

Danny Hanemann

as Hunter

Jason Kirkpatrick

as Hunter

Taryn Terrell

as Janette

J.D. Evermore

as State Official

Matt Borel

as Rainbowland Moderator

Millard Darden

as Moderator Carl Terry

Mikki Val

as Town Hall Moderator

Ramona Tyler

as Reporter Brenda Britton

Steve Wilkins

as Reporter Darren

Rowan Joseph

as Reporter Gary

Dane Rhodes

as Working-Class Man

Trey Burvant

as Man at Debate

Joe Chrest

as Rainbowland Audience Member

Peaches Davis

as Mrs. Cutler

Stephanie Dotson

as Choir Soloist

Seth Morris

as Confession Husband

Tara Copeland

as Confession Wife

Frank Drank

as Biker Guy

Luka Jones

as Biker Guy

Paul Zies

as Biker Guy

Early Whitesides

as Elderly Man

Leslea Fisher

as Election Night Girl

Steve Tom

as Congressman

Catherine Shreves

as Anchor Rachel

Amber Dawn Landrum

as Punched Baby's Mother

Dustan Costine

as Police Officer

Tim Hickey

as Patriotic Passerby

Loriel Hennington

as Dancer

Tyne Stecklein

as Dancer

Krystal Ellsworth

as Dancer

Brittany Perry-Russell

as Cam Brady Cheerleader

Colleen Craig

as Dancer

Julia Adams

as Doctor (uncredited)

John L. Armijo

as Migrant Worker / Bandito (uncredited)

Christi Barlow

as City Official (uncredited)

Kevin Beard

as Cam Supporter (uncredited)

Nick Blady

as Snake Worshiper (uncredited)

Allison Bryant

as Rally Leader (uncredited)

Tom Bubrig

as Reporter (uncredited)

Tom Cain

as State Trooper (uncredited)

Grant Case

as Campaign Staffer (uncredited)

John Cenatiempo

as Security Guard (uncredited)

Jean-Luc Charboneau

as Shiek #2 (uncredited)

Felder Charbonnet

as Police Officer #1 (uncredited)

Lee Christian

as Photographer (uncredited)

Jennifer Culicchia

as Woman in Bed (uncredited)

John F. Daniel

as Giant Marty (uncredited)

Rick L. Dean

as Senator (uncredited)

Raymond Delaune

as Reporter (uncredited)

Christy B. Devarauxx

as Teacher (uncredited)

Kasey Emas

as Reporter (uncredited)

Jerry Esslinger Jr.

as Businessman (uncredited)

Cy Fahrenholtz

as Synagogue Attendee (uncredited)

Dacia Fernandez

as Cam Brady Cheerleader (uncredited)

Elizabeth Foley

as Young Cam's Friend (uncredited)

Leni Ford

as Staff Member (uncredited)

Claire Frederiksen

as Reporter (uncredited)

William G. Gil

as Air Force Officer (uncredited)

John Goodman

as Congressman Scott Talley (uncredited)

Jennifer Hinrichs

as Snake Church Dancer (uncredited)

Timothy Hinrichs

as Snake Church Dancer (uncredited)

Glen Hobgood

as Naked Guy (uncredited)

Leslie A. Hughes

as Campaign Supporter (uncredited)

Mark Joyce

as City Official (uncredited)

Sara Kenley

as Blonde Cam Shot Girl / Cheerleader (uncredited)

Kristal Kincaid

as Huggins Supporter (uncredited)

Rhonda Laizer

as Reporter (uncredited)

Ever Eloise Landrum

as Baby (uncredited)

Robert Larriviere

as Photographer (uncredited)

Elton LeBlanc

as Snake Church Elder (uncredited)

A.J. Leitell

as Stuart (uncredited)

Parker Lovein

as Jared Mendenhall (uncredited)

Brian Matney

as Preacher (uncredited)

Harlon Miller

as Security Guard (uncredited)

Dustin Milligan

as College Frat Guy (uncredited)

Lance E. Nichols

as Denning Mayor (uncredited)

Jeffery Nowell

as Debate Attendee (uncredited)

Jay Oliver

as Cam Brady Supporter (uncredited)

Jonathan Ray

as City Official (uncredited)

Christine Craft Regusa

as Teacher (uncredited)

Gus Rhodes

as Socialite (uncredited)

Annette Doucet Sharpe

as Anti-Huggins Housewife in Robe (uncredited)

Chaz Smith

as Reporter (uncredited)

Terry Lee Smith

as Reporter (uncredited)

Jim Sojka

as Reporter (uncredited)

Marco St. John

as Husband (uncredited)

Jordan Sudduth

as Photographer (uncredited)

Christine Tonry

as Cam Brady Supporter (uncredited)

Joseph Uzzell

as Senator (uncredited)

Daniel Vincent

as Rowdy Supporter at Debate (uncredited)

Carl J. Walker

as Accountant (uncredited)

Glen Warner

as Roadie (uncredited)

David Michael Warren

as Hospital Patient (uncredited)