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A governor running for President gets revealed to be a serial philanderer.
Top billed cast
Tom SelleckGov. James Reynolds Pryce
Laura LinneyLauren Hartman
Faye DunawayMeg Gable
Nancy TravisJennifer 'Jenny' Pryce
Teri HatcherShawna
Bruce McGillSen. Mitchell Morris
Robert CulpSen. Parker Gable
Bob GuntonSen. Terrence Randall
Adria DawnKatie Bowles
Rachel WilsonHeather Gable
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