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The White House | Usa President
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Best Music Original Musical or Comedy Score | 1996 | Marc
Best Screenplay Motion Picture | 1996
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 1996
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 1996
Best Director Motion Picture | 1996
Best Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 1996
Funniest Actress in a Motion Picture Leading Role | 1996 | Annette
Funniest Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture | 1996
Best Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen | 1996 | Aaron
Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures | 1996 | Rob
Best Screenplay | 1996 | Aaron
Budget 62,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 107,879,496 USD
Before the movie starting shooting, Michael J. Fox was still keeping his Parkinson's disease a secret. He felt he would lose the role if Rob Reiner found out. During a basic and routine fitness screening, Fox was terrified that clinicians would detect the periodic shaking in his left hand and eventually connect it to Parkinson's. Fortunately for Fox, he took his medication in time to quell the shaking and the test amounted to nothing more than checking heart rate and blood pressure.
Robert Redford, whose Wildwood Productions co-produced the film, was originally cast in the lead role, but was replaced with Michael Douglas after a falling out with Rob Reiner. Redford, however, remained on board as a producer.
President Bill Clinton and his staff granted permission for the cast and production design team to visit the White House on five occasions.
The telephone number President Shepherd gives Sydney to call him back (456-1414) is in fact the number to the White House (area code 202).
Camp David is strictly off-limits to the public and the media. Production designer Lilly Kilvert used someone's personal snapshots from the Richard Nixon era, and a lot of imagination, when designing the set.
"Lewis Rothschild: [in the Oval Office] You have a deeper love of this country than any man I've ever known. And I want to know what it says to you that in the past seven weeks, 59% of Americans have begun to question your patriotism. President Andrew Shepherd: Look, if the people want to listen to... Lewis Rothschild: They don't have a choice! Bob Rumson is the only one doing the talking! People want leadership, Mr. President, and in the absence of genuine leadership, they'll listen to anyone who steps up to the microphone. They want leadership. They're so thirsty for it they'll crawl through the desert toward a mirage, and when they discover there's no water, they'll drink the sand. President Andrew Shepherd: Lewis, we've had presidents who were beloved, who couldn't find a coherent sentence with two hands and a flashlight. People don't drink the sand because they're thirsty. They drink the sand because they don't know the difference."
"A. J. MacInerney: [in the Oval Office] The President doesn't answer to you, Lewis! Lewis Rothschild: Oh, yes he does, A.J. I'm a citizen, this is my President. And in this country it is not only permissible to question our leaders, it's our responsibility!"
