The Perfect Candidate (2012)
Two unlikely running mates seek the nation's highest office.
Top billed cast
Joe EstevezJoe Estevez
Robert Z'DarRobert Z'Dar
Ken MacFarlaneJerry Gainer- Samantha BarriosRoberta
Maria OlsenAnn- Summer FergusonCasting Director
- Dave CampfieldCaesar
- Paul ChomickiOtto
- Jen NikolausNurse
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