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As part of The Hollywood Reporter's look at the industry's Next Gen 2016, we asked the breakout stars of tomorrow to cast the inevitable television movie about this year's chaotic presidential election.
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Blair Fetter
Image Credit: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images; Jeff Vespa, Noam Galai/WireImage "Andrew Dice Clay and Andy Serkis (motion-captured) will have to test for the part [of Trump]. Hillary should be played by Meryl Streep."
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Nicole Emanuele
Image Credit: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images "Cate Blanchett should play Hillary. She could be anybody. Maybe she could be Trump? She should be both of them."
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Maggie Haskins
Image Credit: Santiago Felipe, Joe Raedle/Getty Images "Sarah Paulson as Hillary. I don’t want to offend any very talented actor by suggesting he play Trump."
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Peter Dodd
Image Credit: Michael Tullberg/Getty Images "Will Ferrell should play them both."
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Nick LoPiccolo
Image Credit: Gary Gershoff/WireImage; Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic "John Goodman and Glenn Close. If it’s a movie of the week, why not [real] Trump and [real] Ruth Bader Ginsburg?"
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Braden Aftergood
Image Credit: Jeff Vespa/WireImage "Andy Serkis should play both."
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