Commander-in-Chief (2005)

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Running Time: 60 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Production Country: USA

Oscar winner Geena Davis and veteran Hollywood star Donald Sutherland play bitter political opponents in this highly acclaimed hit series set at the very highest level of the American Government. Davis plays Mackenzie Allen, who was vice president when the President fell ill and died, but was told to step aside and allow the Speaker of the House, Nathan Templeton, to assume the Presidency. After a revealing conversation with Templeton she decides not to give way to the chauvinist bigot, but to fight for the top job. A stirring inaugural speech unites the country behind her and she becomes the first ever female US President. But can she cope with the job, and how will her family deal with her role as leader of the World's most powerful country?

Main Cast

Mackenzie Allen
Image for Peter CoyotePeter Coyote
Image for Geena DavisGeena DavisPresident Mackenzie Allen
Image for Donald SutherlandDonald SutherlandNathan Templeton
Image for Harry J. LennixHarry J. LennixJim Gardner
Kyle SecorRod Calloway
Ever CarradineKelly Ludlow
Image for Matt LanterMatt LanterHorace Calloway
Caitlin WachsRebecca Calloway
Anthony AziziVince Taylor
Jasmine Jessica AnthonyAmy Calloway
Image for Natasha HenstridgeNatasha HenstridgeJayne Murray
Polly BergenKate Allen
Mark-Paul GosselaarRichard 'Dickie' McDonald
Samantha EggarSara Templeton

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