The nomination

Movie
German title	The nomination
Original title	Running mates
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	2000
length	90 minutes
Rod
Director	Ron Lagomarsino
script	Claudia Salter
production	Andrew Gottlieb
music	John Debney
camera	Alan Caso
cut	Pietro Cecchini
occupation
	Tom Selleck : Governor James Reynolds Pryce; Laura Linney : Lauren Hartman; Nancy Travis : Jenny Pryce; Teri Hatcher : Shawna Morgan; Faye Dunaway : Meg Gable; Bob Gunton : Senator Terrence Randall; Bruce McGill : Senator Mitchell Morris; Robert Culp : Senator Parker Gable; Caroline Aaron : Jody Daniels; Wayne Pére : Larry; Phil Brock : Fermin; Matt Malloy : Sam; Rachel Wilson : Heather Gable; Steffani Brass : Brooke Pryce;

The nomination ( Running Mates ) is an American comedy film directed by Ron Lagomarsino from 2000 .

action

The governor James Reynolds Pryce is running for the office of US president and is considered the most promising candidate of his party. His campaign manager, Lauren Hartman, has worked with him for years. She's not afraid to harass a politician in the men's room if he doesn't take her calls. Lauren was in a relationship with Pryce before he married Jenny.

Shawna Morgan - who was also earlier with Pryce - gives him contacts in the world of the media and brings him together with the donors.

Pryce has to decide whether Senator Terrence Randall or Senator Mitchell Morris should run for Vice President . Hartman prefers Randall and has it spread in the media that Pryce is against Morris.

The party assembly nominates Pryce by a large margin. Morris gets slightly more votes than Randall, although Hartman tries to prevent it. Pryce announces to Hartman that he has chosen Morris. Hartman was released.

Reviews

Mary Ann Johanson described the film in "Flick Filosopher" as a " nice fantasy " ( " nice fantasy "). He was " a bit flat " ( " a little flat "). The satire is " unintentional " - the film shows " cynically " and " realistically " that women have a lower position in politics than men.

Awards

Faye Dunaway was nominated for a Golden Globe Award in 2001. The film won the Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Award in 2001 and was nominated for the same award in another category.

background

The film was shot in Los Angeles .

Individual evidence

Web links

The nomination in the Internet Movie Database (English)
The nomination at Rotten Tomatoes (English)
The nomination in the German dubbing file

[1] Critique by Mary Ann Johanson

[2] Filming locations for running mates