Ides of March Trailer

The first official movie trailer of Ides of March has been released online, you may watch it below:

IDES OF MARCH
So what do you think of this first trailer of Ides of March? Enough to convince you about George Clooney's skills as director?
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Ides of March Movie Clip

A few preview clips of Ides of March are now available online for us to watch:

The Ides of March - Make it mandatory.


Ides of March - My name is Molly
Stephen Meyers (Ryan Gosling) meets a new campaign worker (Evan Rachel Wood).


Ides of March - So you're certain you're going to win?


Ides of March - She's threatening to release the story.
Stephen (Ryan Gosling) tries to determine the source of a leak on a story that could hurt his candidate (George Clooney)

This film is directed by George Clooney!
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Ides of March Movie Poster

Take a look to the official movie poster of Ides of March:
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Is this man our next president?
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The Ides of March Movie

George Clooney is directing the Ides of March a movie adaptation of Farragut North, Beau Willimon's play. The story focuses on a young press spokesman who falls prey to backroom politics. The film is starring George Clooney, Ryan Gosling, Paul Giamatti, Marisa Tomei, Evan Rachel Wood, and Max Minghella. The film will open in theaters on October 14, 2011.

Here below a few pictures from the set of the Ides of March movie:
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Plot:
"The story is set set during the Iowa primary of a presidential race. An idealistic staffer for a newbie presidential candidate gets a crash course on dirty politics during his stint on the campaign trail."

Movie Cast:
- George Clooney as Governor Morris, a candidate running in the presidential primary race for the Democratic Party ticket
- Ryan Gosling as Morris' press spokesman
- Paul Giamatti as a rival campaign manager
- Marisa Tomei as a reporter for the New York Times
- Evan Rachel Wood as an intern for the campaign

The original play the film is based on is titled Farragut North, but George Clooney has decided to title the film Ides of March (a reference to the date that Julius Caesar was killed).

More details about the movie Ides of march soon!
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