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The Campaign

May the best loser win.
2012 | 85m | English

(140302 votes)

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Popularity: 5 (history)

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Two rival politicians compete to win an election to represent their small North Carolina congressional district in the United States House of Representatives.
Release Date: Aug 09, 2012
Director: Jay Roach
Writer: Chris Henchy, Adam McKay, Shawn Harwell
Genres: Comedy
Keywords north carolina, politics, politician, election campaign, congressman, political candidate, moustache, political corruption, campaign manager, campaign finance
Production Companies Warner Bros. Pictures, Everyman Pictures, Gary Sanchez Productions, Location Gourmet
Box Office Revenue: $104,907,746
Budget: $95,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Will Ferrell Cam Brady
Zach Galifianakis Marty Huggins
Jason Sudeikis Mitch Wilson
Katherine LaNasa Rose Brady
Dylan McDermott Tim Wattley
Sarah Baker Mitzi Huggins
John Lithgow Glen Motch
Dan Aykroyd Wade Motch
Brian Cox Raymond
Karen Maruyama Mrs. Yao
Grant Goodman Clay Huggins
Kya Haywood Dylan/Clay Huggins
Randall D. Cunningham Cam Brady Jr.
Madison Wolfe Jessica Brady
Thomas Middleditch Travis
Josh Lawson Tripp
Heather Lawless Diane
Jack McBrayer Mr. Mendenhall
Elizabeth Diane Wells Mrs. Mendenhall
Billy Slaughter Dermot
Aaron Jay Rome Intern Jason
Kate Miner Shana
Amelia Jackson-Gray Becky
Bobby Tisdale Huggins Supporter
Wolf Blitzer Wolf Blitzer
Piers Morgan Piers Morgan
Bill Maher Bill Maher
Chris Matthews Chris Matthews
Dennis Miller Dennis Miller
Lawrence O'Donnell Lawrence O'Donnell
Joe Scarborough Joe Scarborough
Mika Brzezinski Mika Brzezinski
Willie Geist Willie Geist
Ed Schultz Ed Schultz
P.J. Byrne Rick
Patrick Weathers Old Councilman
Gerry May Carter Baines
Tzi Ma Mr. Zheng
Bill Martin Williams Senator Lloyd
Danny Vinson Elder Dan
John D. Reaves Banker
Scott A. Martin Wes Talager
Rob Mariano Boston Rob
Mike Mizanin The Miz
Randy Bachman Bachman & Turner
Mick Dalla-Vee Bachman & Turner
Marc Lafrance Bachman & Turner
Brent Howard Knudsen Bachman & Turner
Charles Frederick Turner Bachman & Turner
Danny Hanemann Hunter
Jason Kirkpatrick Hunter
Taryn Terrell Janette
J.D. Evermore State Official
Matt Borel Rainbowland Moderator
Millard Darden Moderator Carl Terry
Mikki Val Town Hall Moderator
Ramona Tyler Reporter Brenda Britton
Steve Wilkins Reporter Darren
Rowan Joseph Reporter Gary
Dane Rhodes Working-Class Man
Trey Burvant Man at Debate
Joe Chrest Rainbowland Audience Member
Peaches Davis Mrs. Cutler
Stephanie Dotson Choir Soloist
Seth Morris Confession Husband
Tara Copeland Confession Wife
Frank Drank Biker Guy
Luka Jones Biker Guy
Paul Zies Biker Guy
Early Whitesides Elderly Man
Leslea Fisher Election Night Girl
Steve Tom Congressman
Catherine Shreves Anchor Rachel
Amber Dawn Landrum Punched Baby's Mother
Dustan Costine Police Officer
Tim Hickey Patriotic Passerby
Loriel Hennington Dancer
Tyne Stecklein Dancer
Krystal Ellsworth Dancer
Kayla Jenee Radomski Dancer
Brittany Perry-Russell Cam Brady Cheerleader
Colleen Craig Dancer
Julia Adams Doctor (uncredited)
John L. Armijo Migrant Worker / Bandito (uncredited)
Christi Barlow City Official (uncredited)
Kevin Beard Cam Supporter (uncredited)
Nick Blady Snake Worshiper (uncredited)
Allison Bryant Rally Leader (uncredited)
Tom Bubrig Reporter (uncredited)
Tom Cain State Trooper (uncredited)
Grant Case Campaign Staffer (uncredited)
John Cenatiempo Security Guard (uncredited)
Jean-Luc Charboneau Shiek #2 (uncredited)
Felder Charbonnet Police Officer #1 (uncredited)
Lee Christian Photographer (uncredited)
Jennifer Culicchia Woman in Bed (uncredited)
John F. Daniel Giant Marty (uncredited)
Raymond Delaune Reporter (uncredited)
Christy B. Devarauxx Teacher (uncredited)
Kasey Emas Reporter (uncredited)
Jerry Esslinger Jr. Businessman (uncredited)
Cy Fahrenholtz Synagogue Attendee (uncredited)
Dacia Fernandez Cam Brady Cheerleader (uncredited)
Elizabeth Foley Young Cam's Friend (uncredited)
Leni Ford Staff Member (uncredited)
Claire Frederiksen Reporter (uncredited)
William G. Gil Air Force Officer (uncredited)
John Goodman Congressman Scott Talley (uncredited)
Jennifer Hinrichs Snake Church Dancer (uncredited)
Timothy Hinrichs Snake Church Dancer (uncredited)
Glen Hobgood Naked Guy (uncredited)
Mark Joyce City Official (uncredited)
Sara Kenley Blonde Cam Shot Girl / Cheerleader (uncredited)
Kristal Kincaid Huggins Supporter (uncredited)
Rhonda Laizer Reporter (uncredited)
Ever Eloise Landrum Baby (uncredited)
Robert Larriviere Photographer (uncredited)
A.J. Leitell Stuart (uncredited)
Parker Lovein Jared Mendenhall (uncredited)
Brian Matney Preacher (uncredited)
Harlon Miller Security Guard (uncredited)
Dustin Milligan College Frat Guy (uncredited)
Lance E. Nichols Denning Mayor (uncredited)
Jeffery Nowell Debate Attendee (uncredited)
Jay Oliver Cam Brady Supporter (uncredited)
Jonathan Ray City Official (uncredited)
Christine Craft Regusa Teacher (uncredited)
Gus Rhodes Socialite (uncredited)
Annette Doucet Sharpe Anti-Huggins Housewife in Robe (uncredited)
Chaz Smith Reporter (uncredited)
Terry Lee Smith Reporter (uncredited)
Jim Sojka Reporter (uncredited)
Marco St. John Husband (uncredited)
Jordan Sudduth Photographer (uncredited)
Christine Tonry Cam Brady Supporter (uncredited)
Joseph Uzzell Senator (uncredited)
Daniel Vincent Rowdy Supporter at Debate (uncredited)
Carl J. Walker Accountant (uncredited)
Glen Warner Roadie (uncredited)
David Michael Warren Hospital Patient (uncredited)
Name Job
Jay Roach Director
Chris Henchy Screenplay
Kristin Lekki Graphic Novel Illustrator
Adam McKay Story
Craig Alpert Editor
Jon Poll Editor
Shawn Harwell Screenplay
Sdavid Myers Scenic Artist
Jim Denault Director of Photography
Susan Benjamin Set Decoration
Lenny Vullo Production Manager
Nicole LaBranche Art Department Coordinator
Gerard Averill Location Manager
Jimmy Trotter Location Manager
Danika Kohler Doman Production Coordinator
Mathew Ferrante Production Coordinator
Mike Wilson Stunts, Stunt Double
Kelly Curley Art Direction
Dave Kelsey Set Designer
Jennifer Euston Casting
Emer O'Callaghan Casting Assistant
Tom Lackey Location Scout
Thomas S. Drescher Music Editor
Diane Durant Script Supervisor
Jennifer Ray Production Coordinator
Peter Kousakis Casting Assistant
Allison Jones Casting
Michael Corenblith Production Design
Daniel Orlandi Costume Design
Jenny Grace Casting Assistant
Ben Harris Casting Associate
Josh King First Assistant Director
Spice Williams-Crosby Stunts
John Cenatiempo Stunts
Chris Cenatiempo Stunts
Buddy Joe Hooker Stunt Driver
G.A. Aguilar Stunt Coordinator
Theodore Shapiro Original Music Composer
Name Title
Zach Galifianakis Producer
Adam McKay Producer
Jay Roach Producer
Will Ferrell Producer
Jeffrey Harlacker Associate Producer
Josh King Associate Producer
Amy Sayres Executive Producer
Michelle Graham Associate Producer
Chris Henchy Executive Producer
Jon Poll Executive Producer
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Reviews

Kamurai
2.0

Boring watch, won't watch again, and do not recommend. After watching "Irrestitable", I should have known better than to give this a try, but I was hoping the stars being the actual candidates would make it better, but it's still about nonsense politics and social manipulation. If you like the ... actors, then you might get a bit out of it, but you could also just watch other good things they're in. Politics isn't fun for me, and there are a few absurd jokes that land, but for the most part it is a lot of work to setup jokes that just do not land.

Jul 10, 2021