First Daughter (2004)
Director: Forest Whitaker
Movie review
From Time Out New York
The President's little girl gets a pity party for the second time this election year, as Katie Holmes tries to top the Mandy Moore flop Chasing Liberty for insights into America's political princesses. This new version trades Moore's European tour for freshman year at college, as Holmes tries to shake Secret Service agents while looking for a campus beau. But since the movies have the same premise, sight jokes and romantic plot twists, the challenge seems redundant—appropriate in this age of the Bush twins.Author: SG
Time Out New York Website
Cast & crew
Director: Forest Whitaker
Cast: Katie Holmes, Marc Blucas, Amerie Rogers, Michael Keaton, Margaret Colin, Lela Rochon, Michael Milhoan
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