The Campaign
May the best loser win.Two rival politicians compete to win an election to represent their small North Carolina congressional district in the United States House of Representatives.
Description: Two rival politicians compete to win an election to represent their small North Carolina congressional district in the United States House of Representatives.
Genres: Comedy
Homepage: https://www.warnerbros.com/movies/campaign/
Budget: $95,000,000 | Revenue : $104,907,746
Runtime: 85 minutes
Release Date: 2012-08-09
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The Day
Will Ferrell
Played Cam Brady
Zach Galifianakis
Played Marty Huggins
Jason Sudeikis
Played Mitch Wilson
Katherine LaNasa
Played Rose Brady
Dylan McDermott
Played Tim Wattley
Sarah Baker
Played Mitzi Huggins
John Lithgow
Played Glen Motch
Dan Aykroyd
Played Wade Motch
Brian Cox
Played Raymond
Karen Maruyama
Played Mrs. Yao
Grant Goodman
Played Clay Huggins
Kya Haywood
Played Dylan/Clay Huggins
Randall D. Cunningham
Played Cam Brady Jr.
Madison Wolfe
Played Jessica Brady
Thomas Middleditch
Played Travis
Josh Lawson
Played Tripp
Heather Lawless
Played Diane
Jack McBrayer
Played Mr. Mendenhall
Elizabeth Diane Wells
Played Mrs. Mendenhall
Billy Slaughter
Played Dermot
Aaron Jay Rome
Played Intern Jason
Kate Miner
Played Shana
Amelia Jackson-Gray
Played Becky
Bobby Tisdale
Played Huggins Supporter
Wolf Blitzer
Played Wolf Blitzer
Piers Morgan
Played Piers Morgan
Bill Maher
Played Bill Maher
Chris Matthews
Played Chris Matthews
Dennis Miller
Played Dennis Miller
Lawrence O'Donnell
Played Lawrence O'Donnell
Joe Scarborough
Played Joe Scarborough
Mika Brzezinski
Played Mika Brzezinski
Willie Geist
Played Willie Geist
Ed Schultz
Played Ed Schultz
P.J. Byrne
Played Rick
Patrick Weathers
Played Old Councilman
Gerry May
Played Carter Baines
Tzi Ma
Played Mr. Zheng
Bill Martin Williams
Played Senator Lloyd
Danny Vinson
Played Elder Dan
John D. Reaves
Played Banker
Scott A. Martin
Played Wes Talager
Rob Mariano
Played Boston Rob
Mike Mizanin
Played The Miz
Randy Bachman
Played Bachman & Turner
Mick Dalla-Vee
Played Bachman & Turner
Marc Lafrance
Played Bachman & Turner
Brent Howard Knudsen
Played Bachman & Turner
Charles Frederick Turner
Played Bachman & Turner
Danny Hanemann
Played Hunter
Jason Kirkpatrick
Played Hunter
Taryn Terrell
Played Janette
J.D. Evermore
Played State Official
Matt Borel
Played Rainbowland Moderator
Millard Darden
Played Moderator Carl Terry
Mikki Val
Played Town Hall Moderator
Ramona Tyler
Played Reporter Brenda Britton
Steve Wilkins
Played Reporter Darren
Rowan Joseph
Played Reporter Gary
Dane Rhodes
Played Working-Class Man
Trey Burvant
Played Man at Debate
Joe Chrest
Played Rainbowland Audience Member
Peaches Davis
Played Mrs. Cutler
Stephanie Dotson
Played Choir Soloist
Seth Morris
Played Confession Husband
Tara Copeland
Played Confession Wife
Frank Drank
Played Biker Guy
Luka Jones
Played Biker Guy
Paul Zies
Played Biker Guy
Early Whitesides
Played Elderly Man
Leslea Fisher
Played Election Night Girl
Steve Tom
Played Congressman
Catherine Shreves
Played Anchor Rachel
Amber Dawn Landrum
Played Punched Baby's Mother
Dustan Costine
Played Police Officer
Tim Hickey
Played Patriotic Passerby
Loriel Hennington
Played Dancer
Tyne Stecklein
Played Dancer
Krystal Ellsworth
Played Dancer
Kayla Jenee Radomski
Played Dancer
Brittany Perry-Russell
Played Cam Brady Cheerleader
Colleen Craig
Played Dancer
Julia Adams
Played Doctor (uncredited)
John L. Armijo
Played Migrant Worker / Bandito (uncredited)
Kevin Beard
Played Cam Supporter (uncredited)
Tom Bubrig
Played Reporter (uncredited)
Grant Case
Played Campaign Staffer (uncredited)
John Cenatiempo
Played Security Guard (uncredited)
John F. Daniel
Played Giant Marty (uncredited)
Kasey Emas
Played Reporter (uncredited)
Dacia Fernandez
Played Cam Brady Cheerleader (uncredited)
Elizabeth Foley
Played Young Cam's Friend (uncredited)
Leni Ford
Played Staff Member (uncredited)
Claire Frederiksen
Played Reporter (uncredited)
John Goodman
Played Congressman Scott Talley (uncredited)
Rhonda Laizer
Played Reporter (uncredited)
Ever Eloise Landrum
Played Baby (uncredited)
Robert Larriviere
Played Photographer (uncredited)
Parker Lovein
Played Jared Mendenhall (uncredited)
Brian Matney
Played Preacher (uncredited)
Harlon Miller
Played Security Guard (uncredited)
Dustin Milligan
Played College Frat Guy (uncredited)
Lance E. Nichols
Played Denning Mayor (uncredited)
Jonathan Ray
Played City Official (uncredited)
Christine Craft Regusa
Played Teacher (uncredited)
Gus Rhodes
Played Socialite (uncredited)
Jim Sojka
Played Reporter (uncredited)
Marco St. John
Played Husband (uncredited)
Christine Tonry
Played Cam Brady Supporter (uncredited)
Daniel Vincent
Played Rowdy Supporter at Debate (uncredited)
Carl J. Walker
Played Accountant (uncredited)
Glen Warner
Played Roadie (uncredited)
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