The Perfect Candidate (2012)

Restore the Balance or Pay the Penalty!

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 14M

Director : Dave Campfield
Writer : Dave Campfield, Joe Randazzo

Synopsis

Two unlikely running mates seek the nation's highest office.

Actors

Joe Estevez
Joe Estevez
Joe Estevez
Robert Z'Dar
Robert Z'Dar
Robert Z'Dar
Ken MacFarlane
Ken MacFarlane
Jerry Gainer
Samantha Barrios
Samantha Barrios
Roberta
Maria Olsen
Maria Olsen
Ann
Summer Ferguson
Summer Ferguson
Casting Director
Dave Campfield
Dave Campfield
Caesar
Paul Chomicki
Paul Chomicki
Otto
Jen Nikolaus
Jen Nikolaus
Nurse

Crews

Dave Campfield
Dave Campfield
Director
Dave Campfield
Dave Campfield
Screenplay
Joe Randazzo
Joe Randazzo
Screenplay
Joe Randazzo
Joe Randazzo
Producer
Joe Randazzo
Joe Randazzo
Story
Sean Steffen
Sean Steffen
Story

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