10:14 AM EDT 03/14/2012
Julianne Moore
 |
Sarah Palin, John McCain Disparage HBO's Game Change
Originally posted 03/12/2012 11:05AM
Neither appears to have seen it, but Sarah Palin and John McCain both took shots this weekend at Game Change, the HBO movie about their unsuccessful 2008 presidential campaign. The film premiered Saturday night.
Palin, 48, portrayed in the film by Julianne Moore, told Fox News before the premiere that she was "not concerned about an HBO movie based on a false narrative when there are so many other things to be concerned about."
She added: "I believe my family has the right priorities and knows what really matters. For instance, our son called from Afghanistan yesterday and he sounded good, and that's what matters. Being in the good graces of Hollywood's 'Team Obama' isn't top of my list."
|
Julianne Moore Nails Sarah Palin in Game Change: Review
Originally posted 03/09/2012 10:15AM
So, yes, she does "the voice," which is flat yet nasal. But that's just the starting point. Moore is an unusual actress: At her best – and she is here – she's completely empathetic but also mysteriously remote. Her Palin from moment to moment is absolutely real – but always open to interpretation.
Game Change Theatrical Trailer Released
Originally posted 02/22/2012 08:15AM
Moviegoers are getting a peek at Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin in a theatrical trailer for Game Change, HBO's political thriller about the 2008 presidential race.
The movie, which will air on March 10 at 9 p.m., goes behind the scenes of Sen. John McCain's campaign and in particular his decision to pick the relatively unknown Alaska governor as his controversial running mate.
"We need to create a dynamic moment in this campaign," says Woody Harrelson, who plays McCain's adviser Steve Schmidt. "Or we're dead."
Julianne Moore Portrays Sarah Palin's Rise and Near Demise
Originally posted 02/01/2012 01:45PM
Get ready to see Sarah Palin nearly unravel.
In HBO's Game Change, which dramatizes John McCain's presidential campaign and what happened after he picked Sarah Palin to be his running mate, Julianne Moore plays the Alaska politician as fierce and highly flawed.
"I miss my baby," Moore says as demoralized Palin in a new trailer for the TV movie, which premieres March 10 at 9 p.m.
"She's on the verge of a complete nervous breakdown," says Woody Harrelson, who plays McCain's adviser Steve Schmidt.
Julianne Moore Performs as Sarah Palin in Game Change Trailer
Originally posted 12/22/2011 08:45AM
We knew she had perfected Sarah Palin's look. Now, in the first Game Change trailer, we see that Julianne Moore sounds just like the Alaskan politician, too.
Moore, 51, has just one line in the trailer – in which she accepts the Republican nomination for vice president in 2008 – but she delivers it in the classic Palin voice, one previously imitated to perfection by Tina Fey.
The movie, coming to HBO in March, also stars Ed Harris as John McCain and Woody Harrelson as his campaign manager.
– Tim Nudd
 |
Julianne Moore & Uma Thurman Party Together in N.Y.C.
Originally posted 12/15/2011 05:55AM
Julianne Moore and Uma Thurman hung out together at a party for Waterford crystal in N.Y.C. Moore gave her friend a tour of the party space, which featured a tower of more than 500 champagne flutes. The ladies caught up on work and holiday plans before Thurman headed out to a late dinner with some producer pals. Moore stuck around, though, and mingled with partygoers like designer Christian Siriano.
 |
Julianne Moore Loads Up on Fall Fashion
Originally posted 10/06/2011 05:55AM
Julianne Moore stopped by Edit New York, a boutique on the Upper East Side, for some seasonal essentials. On her shopping list: some KBL sunglasses, two pairs of Isabel Marant booties (in brown and black) and a Proenza Schouler bag! After ringing up her purchases, the actress hailed a cab and sped away. – Kate Hogan
 |
Julianne Moore: 'I'm Never Confident on the Red Carpet'
Originally posted 06/25/2011 10:00PM
You might expect Julianne Moore – a four-time Oscar nominated Hollywood veteran – to feel at home on the red carpet.
Not so, insists the actress.
"I never feel confident!" the star, 50, tells Health magazine. "I don’t know that there's anybody who does. I mean, you don't look around the red carpet thinking, 'There's a lot of confident people out here.'"
 |
FIRST PHOTO: Julianne Moore As Sarah Palin
Originally posted 04/27/2011 08:35AM
Donning the trademark eyeglasses and up 'do, Julianne Moore is proving she’s more than all right as former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.
The The Kids Are All Right actress, 50, has transformed herself into the politician, 47, for the new HBO film, Game Change, which begins production Wednesday.
Costarring Ed Harris as John McCain, the film follows the Arizona U.S. Senator's 2008 presidential campaign from his selection of Palin as a running mate to their defeat in the general election. Woody Harrelson portrays Steve Schmidt, McCain's senior advisor. Lost's Melissa Farman has also been cast as Bristol Palin.
The film, directed by Jay Roach and written by Danny Strong, is based on the bestselling book of the same name. Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman are executive producers.
– Julie Jordan
 |
Julianne Moore to Play Sarah Palin in HBO Movie
Originally posted 03/09/2011 05:00PM
Move over, Tina Fey: Julianne Moore has been cast to play former Alaskan governor Sarah Palin.
The Kids Are All Right actress will star in HBO's upcoming movie, Game Change, based on John Heilemann and Mark Halperin's bestseller of the same name, a rep for HBO confirms to PEOPLE.
The movie will focus on the breadth of the 2008 presidential campaign mounted by John McCain in which Palin was the candidate for vice president.
Casting has not been completed for other roles such as McCain or Barack Obama.
People Top 5
Top 10 News Categories
The most buzzed about stars this minute!
Treat Yourself! 4 Preview Issues
More On People.com
Got a News Tip?
Send it to our People.com editors!
News Archive
Today!
