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TV series · 2005

Commander in Chief

“Wife. Mother. Leader of the free world.”

First aired 27 September 2005 Drama TMDB ↗

Mackenzie Allen has a lot on her plate -- she has twin teenagers, a 6-year-old at home and an ambitious husband at the office, and she is about to become the first female president of the United States. Before that happens, however; Mackenzie, who serves as vice president, has to decide whether or not to go against the dying wishes of the current president, who has asked her to step down and let someone "more appropriate" fill his shoes in the Oval Office. Not only does the president want her to resign, so does the entire party that elected her in the first place. But when the moment of truth arrives, Mackenzie isn't willing to be a mere footnote in history. Instead of allowing her detractors to keep her down, she decides to trust her instincts and accept the most powerful job in the world.

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Polly Bergen
as Kate Allen
75
Donald Sutherland
as Nathan Templeton
70
Samantha Eggar
as Sara Templeton
66
Jim Haynie
as Bill Pasternak
65
Henry G. Sanders
as Gavin Kester
63
Pamela Dunlap
as Gilda Rockwell
62
Carmen Argenziano
as Hugh Moreland
61
J. Kenneth Campbell
as The Admiral
58
Michael O'Neill
as Congressman Wilcox
58
George Cheung
as North Korean Representative Nang
56
Robert Harper
as Owen Latimer
54
David Wells
as Usher Waverly
53
Phil Reeves
as General Krieger
52
Steve Tom
as Reporter Steve
52
William Allen Young
as Senator Kevin Colby
51
D.W. Moffett
as Mike Stanton
50
James Eckhouse
as Paul Vitagliano
50
Geena Davis
as Mackenzie Allen
49
Stephen Lee
as Stephen Wilding
49
Cheryl Francis Harrington
as Woman at Airport
49
Gina Gallego
as Dr. Larkin
49
Kyle Secor
as Rod Calloway
48
Kathleen Gati
as Lucinda Wallace
48
Kevin McCorkle
as Captain Trenton
47
Mike Binder
as Evan Hutchins
47
Barbara Eve Harris
as Lynn
46
Gwynyth Walsh
as Jackie Ross
46
David Warshofsky
as Frank Terzano
44
Mary Page Keller
as Grace Bridges
44
Carolyn Hennesy
as TV Interviewer
43
Russell Wong
as Cabinet Member
42
Judith Hoag
as Syndi Saltzman
42
Elizabeth Barondes
as Nurse Sheila
41
Jamie McShane
as Captain Andrew Dugan
41
Leslie Hope
as Melanie Blackston
40
Ned Vaughn
as Reporter Charlie
40
Alex Fernandez
as Anthony Prado
38
Sandra Hess
as Patya Kharkov
37
Nestor Carbonell
as Dr. Kyle Brock
37
Ken Garito
as Dr. Rucker
36
Jason Wiles
as Alex Williams
35
Sarah Clarke
as Christine Chambers
33
Gideon Emery
as Jared Lyons
33
Natasha Henstridge
as Jayne Murray
31
Mark-Paul Gosselaar
as Richard 'Dickie' McDonald
31
Ever Carradine
as Kelly Ludlow
31
Julie Ann Emery
as Joan Greer
30
Travis Aaron Wade
as Reporter #3
30
Sam Jaeger
as Vince's Partner
28
Patrick J. Adams
as Colin James
24
Matt Barr
as Mike Fleming
21
Hayden Panettiere
as Stacy
16
Caitlin Wachs
as Rebecca Calloway
16
Jake Siegel
as Kid #2
16
Kristen Shaw
as Norah Woodruff
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Linda Dona
as Omaha Reporter #2
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Sebastian Tillinger
as Sergeant Denton
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Doug Kruse
as Agent Downing
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Scott Williamson
as Ralph Dolan
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Daniel Hagen
as Justice Talbot
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J. Scott Shonka
as Colonel Wesley
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Mark Thompson
as Gordon Blake
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Allan Kolman
as Fat Cat #1
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Edward Edwards
as Hale Richardson
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