The Ides of March
Dirty tricks stand to soil an ambitious young press spokesman's idealism in a cutthroat presidential campaign where 'victory' is relative.
Drama
Appian Way, Crystal City Entertainment, Cross Creek Pictures, Exclusive Media Group, Smokehouse Pictures
Ryan Gosling as Stephen Meyers, George Clooney as Governor Mike Morris, Philip Seymour Hoffman as Paul Zara, Paul Giamatti as Tom Duffy, Evan Rachel Wood as Molly Stearns, Marisa Tomei as Ida Horowicz, Jeffrey Wright as Senator Thompson, Max Minghella as Ben Harpen, Jennifer Ehle as Cindy Morris, Gregory Itzin as Jack Stearns, Michael Mantell as Senator Ted Pullman, Yuriy Sardarov as Mike, Bella Ivory as Jenny, Maya Sayre as Sue, Danny Mooney  as Campaign Editor, John Manfredi as Advance Guy, Robert Mervak as Piano Player, Fabio Polanco as Security Guard, Frank Jones Jr. as Janitor, Peter Harpen as Head First Bartender, Rohn Thomas as Stage Manager, David McConnell as Director, Mark Stacey White as Sound Man, Lauren Wainwright as Student #1, Kris Reilly as Student #2, Michael Ellison as Pullman Staffer, Hayley Meyers as Jill, Leslie McCurdy as Clinic Nurse, Robert Braun as As Himself, Rachel Maddow as As Herself, Chris Matthews as As Himself, Charlie Rose as As Himself, Deb Dixon as Local Achor, Neal Anthony Rubin as Reporter #1, Loretta Higgins as Reporter #2, Joe Dinda as Joe the Staffer, John Repulski as Organist, Cherie Bowman as Air Tran Ticket Agent, Chyla Anderson as Choir, Maxi Anderson as Choir, Nelson Beato as Choir, Johnny Britt as Choir, Alvin Chea as Choir, Carmen Carter as Choir, Christopher Carter as Choir, Carmel Echols as Choir, Clydene Jackson as Choir, Amy Keys as Choir, Lori Perry as Choir, Josef Powell as Choir, Lamont Van Hook as Choir, John West as Choir, Will Wheaton as Choir, Nita Whitaker as Choir