Josh Brolin
He was a dead-ringer as George W. Bush in the Oliver Stone's W. The biographical film followed the life of the 43rd President – and all his faults.
Michael Douglas
He took up residence in the White House for Rob Reiner's 1995 romantic-comedy, The American President, playing a widowed U.S. president who falls in love with the charming Annette Bening.
Harrison Ford
After solidifying his superstar status with both Star Wars and Indiana Jones, Ford went mano-a-mano against terrorists as the Commander in Chief aboard the high-jacked presidential aircraft in Air Force One.
Morgan Freeman
Before his Oscar-nominated performance as Nelson Mandela in Invictus, Freeman served office as President Beck in 1998's disaster/sci-fi film Deep Impact, working to destroy a comet destined to destroy Earth.
Kevin Kline
He took on double duty in the comedy Dave, back in 1993, playing presidential impersonator Dave Kovic, who gets summoned to portray the real president, who has suddenly fallen ill.
Jack Nicholson
Wacky Jack was out of this world as President James Dale in 1996's star-studded Mars Attacks, which was directed by Tim Burton.
Bill Pullman
He did his duty as the fictional President Thomas J. Whitmore fighting against (more!) alien intruders in the 1996 box office blockbuster Independence Day.
Dennis Quaid
The most recent presidential impersonator stepped into the role of Bill Clinton. Quaid played the 42nd Commander in Chief in 2010's HBO special The Special Relationship, which chronicles the political life of British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Chris Rock
He does it all. Rock wrote, directed and starred in 2003's Head of State, playing a recently fired Washington, D.C., alderman, who is unexpectedly chosen as his party's presidential candidate after the original nominees are killed in a freak plane crash.
Robin Williams
Funnyman Williams kept the jokes coming with his "statuesque" performance as Teddy Roosevelt in both the Night at the Museum films.
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