First Daughter (2004)

The girl who always stood out is finally getting the chance to fit in.

Original Title :	First Daughter
Director :	Forest Whitaker
Writer :	Jessica Bendinger Jerry O'Connell Jessica Bendinger Kate Kondell
Genre :	Comedy
	Romance
Country :	USA
Language :	English
Producer :	John Davis , Jeffrey Downer , Wyck Godfrey , Mike Karz , Arnon Milchan , Jerry O'Connell , Forest Whitaker
Music :	Damon Elliott Michael Kamen Blake Neely
Photography :	Toyomichi Kurita
Distributor :	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
MPAA Rating :	Rated PG for language, sexual situations and alcohol-related material.
IMDB ID :	0361620
Official site :	http://firstdaughtermovie.com
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poster for "First Daughter" by Forest Whitaker (2004)

First Daughter (2004) - Forest Whitaker

Starring

Katie Holmes		Samantha Mackenzie
Marc Blucas		James Lansome
Amerie Rogers		Mia Thompson (as Amerie
Michael Keaton		President Mackenzie
Margaret Colin		Melanie Mackenzie
Lela Rochon		Liz Pappas (as Lela Rochon Fuqua
Michael Milhoan		Agent Bock
Dwayne Adway		Agent Dylan
Hollis Hill		Agent Colvin
Ken Moreno		Agent Mercer
Andrew Caple-Shaw		Agent Dryer
Alex Avant		Shift Leader
Barry Livingston		Press Secretary
Piper Cochrane		Communications Director
Adam Donshik		First Lady's Chief of Staff
Damon Whitaker		Charles
Steve Tom		Senator Downer
Peter White		College Dean
Parry Shen		Rally Leader
Johnny Sneed		English Professor
Marilyn McIntyre		Teacher at Party
Ryan Raddatz		Frat Guy
Toby Moore		Frat Guy
Freddy Bouciegues		Dancing Frat Guy
Austin Priester		Dancing Frat Guy
Scott Hamm		Frat Guy with Water Gun
Philip Boyd		Frank
Katrina Connor		Sorority Gal
Natalie Core		Lady With Camera
Teck Holmes		Mia's Flame
Sophia Chang		Sorority Gal
Justine Wachsberger		Passing Student
Andrea Avery		Linda Patterson
Sheila Shaw		Health Center Receptionist
Ann Ryerson		Nurse Practitioner
Andy Umberger		Secret Service Supervisor
Mane Andrew		Mia's Visitor
Jeff Michael		News Reporter
Kent Shocknek		Contentious Reporter
Maria Quiban		White House Reporter
Ted Garcia		White House Reporter
Tim Liles		Reporter on Street
Dan Brinkle		Caucus Host
Michael Connor		Protestor
Nicole Avant		Protestor
Brian A. Smith		Guy on Street
Tore Birkedal		Pizza Guy
Gunther Jensen		Football Coach
Vera Wang		Herself
Joan Rivers		Herself
Melissa Rivers		Herself
Jay Leno		Himself
Forest Whitaker		Narrator (voice
Sonnet Noel Whitaker		Laughing Girl
Scott Dicken		Marine, Singer
Michael Dotson		Campus Police
Ashlee Gillespie		Awestruck Student
Paul Michael Bloodgood		Frat Guy in Bar (uncredited
Chad Davis		Protester (uncredited
Michael Dean		Ballroom Dancer (uncredited
Paul Fleck		Band Member (uncredited
Denise Gillyard		College Student (uncredited
Barrett Gregory		Student (uncredited
Richard Lucas		Trombone Player (uncredited
Ashly Menser		Young Samantha Mackenzie (uncredited
Chuck Murphy		Potus One (uncredited
Tyler Parkinson		Protestor/Carnival Attendee (uncredited
Golan Ramras		Press Agent (uncredited
Ken Weiner		Carnival Contestant (uncredited

Plot

The daughter of the President of the United States goes off to college after insisting that she be able to enjoy her school years without the omnipresence of the Secret Service. The government agrees to her demands but assigns a young agent to go undercover as a student in order to keep an eye on her. The first daughter and the agent fall in love, until she learns his true identity.

Comments

could have been better, 25 September 2004 Author: dougiejr3 from houston, tx The best parts of this movie - in my estimation is watching Katie Holmes run around with that tiny blue bikini on, and do the table dance with the blonde wig on. Other than that - it could have been much better. I thought the combo of Michael Keaton and Katie would have made this movie much improved over Chasing Liberty (I also thought that movie was mediocre at best). But in the end, this movie was just okay. The ending was very disappointing also. There was no resolution except that she's got her whole life in front of her. I still consider Wonder Boys and Pieces of April as Katie's best work. I hope she's got something really redeeming up next. I'd hate for her to fall under the Ben Affleck curse (good looking, made some good movies, but then started making tons of terrible ones). We can only hope.