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The character actress has snagged an important new role. Source: THR In the film The Special Relationship , the role of Hillary Clinton was expected to be handled by Julianne Moore.

Entertainment Tonight Headlines Hope Davis Takes Over for Julianne Moore as Hillary Clinton Hope Davis is stepping into the role as Hillary Clinton for the upcoming film 'The Special Relationship.' Davis will replace Julianne Moore who has stepped out of the role due to a scheduling conflict with her television project "The Kids Are All Right," the ...

I am - " Hercules!! "In Treatment" star Hope Davis has replaced Julianne Moore in the role of Hilary Clinton in "That Special Relationship," the last in the Tony Blair trilogy written by Peter Morgan and starring Michael Sheen as the former British prime minister.

Your email has been sent. Thanks for recommending The Daily Beast! Grant Lamos IV, Fashion Wire Daily / Getty Images In Treatment 's most neurotic patient, Hope Davis, talks to The Daily Beast's Rachel Syme about playing crazy, being a mom, and throwing up on Broadway every night.

NEW YORK - "Billy Elliot," the season's biggest musical hit, dominated the 2009 Tony Awards nominations announced Tuesday, May 5, picking up 15, more than any other show.

Billy Elliot, the season's biggest musical hit, dominated the 2009 Tony Award nominations yesterday, picking up 15, more than any other show.

Tony award winners Cynthia Nixon and Lin-Manuel Miranda were early risers this morning in New York City as they announced the nominees for the 63rd Annual Tony Awards, which will be held at Radio City Music Hall on June 7th.

Hope Davis and Marcia Gay Harden want to make something clear: They're not professional rivals in any way.

The newest addition to In Treatment , Hope Davis, has long been a critical favorite for her turns in About Schmidt , American Splendor , and Synecdoche, New York .

God of Carnage: Screw the Middle Classes! I Will Never Accept Them! and More... Tuesday, March 31, 2009; Posted: 11:03 PM - by BWW News Desk Below are BroadwayWorld.com's blogs from Tuesday, March 31, 2009.

Greg Mottola never had any ambitions of becoming John Hughes's heir apparent, but Superbad happened and that changed everything for the Long Island-raised filmmaker.

On a winter night in 1996, a group of bleary-eyed filmgoers gathered for a midnight screening at the Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. They were there to see 'The Daytrippers,' a by turns funny and touching urban picaresque by an unknown filmmaker named Greg Mottola. (The film starred Hope Davis, Stanley Tucci, Parker Posey and a then-unknown Liev Schreiber; the biggest name was its producer, Steven Soderbergh.) The lights went down on an audience of exhausted skeptics, but when they came up an hour and a half later, Mottola had won dozens of newly converted fans. After 'The Daytrippers' was released the following year, they waited eagerly for his next film.

You can count me in the minority when it comes to "God of Carnage," the apparent run-away hit of the current Broadway season.

Hope Davis and Marcia Gay Harden would like to make something clear right away: They're not professional rivals in any way.

Comedian Marty Allen is 87. Singer Ric Ocasek is 60. Singer Chaka Khan is 56. Actress Amanda Plummer is 52.

Before Hope Davis became a busy film actress with a very hip resume , she was one of ours.

James Gandolfini , Tony Soprano himself, is one of four first-class actors at the top of their game in the combustible comedy "God of Carnage," which opened Sunday night and could be called "Grownups Gone Wild!" When you first see his character, he's all mild-mannered and sheepish smiles, not remotely thuggish.

Before he directed the hilarious "Superbad," in 2007, Greg Mottola wrote and directed the 1996 independent film "The Daytrippers" . It may be the most delicate comedy ever made on the subject of how people get ...

This week's Broadway biggies include "Blithe Spirit," which opens Sunday at the Shubert, and "West Side Story," which launches Thursday at the Palace.

Jeff Daniels and Event Host, Peter Heydon, invite you to a once-in-a-lifetime Broadway weekend that will be limited to only twenty-two guests, April 24, 25, 26, 2009.