Which portrayal of a world leader in movies/tv do you find most impressive?
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June 1st, 2011
Been loads of them I know, makes for a good selection to choose from then eh? I won’t insult anyone’s intelligence by listing examples here, I assume you all know a fair few already & I look forward to hearing your choices.
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I thought President Palmer was the first sympathetic POTUS.
I loved the King in The King’s Speech (both kings).
I have been told Idi Amin is portrayed to a T in The Last King Of Scotland.
My choice would be Gandhi.
I’m going with @marinelife for a recent portrayal.
I liked Martin Sheen in the West Wing.
Don’t know if you mean an actor portraying a real leader or a fictional character, but I would say Frank Langella’s Nixon in Frost/Nixon or Josh Brolin in W were two of the best portrayals of a real leader.
I would’ve thought unless otherwise stipulated that “real” leaders should’ve been taken as the intent, but anyway.
@ucme That was what I assumed but others haven’t.
@rebbel Well, you’re just a crazy Dutchman so what can we expect?
The philosophic and romantic portrayal of Che Guevara in Evita makes me cringe. He was a hard man.
Well it wouldn’t be the same if fluther didn’t throw up the odd misunderstanding.
Cheers folks, good stuff :¬)
Poll Pot from the Killing Fields.
@filmfan I would say Whitaker for sure! He’s amazing. Also, Gibson portraying Sgt. Moore in We Were Soldiers.
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