Articles about The Ides of March

''Election,'' ''Game Change,'' ''The Manchurian Candidate,'' and more gems about national affairs that EW readers and staff wholeheartedly endorse as Election Day viewing

The issues and references in films like The Campaign reflect their times, but Hollywood's vision of Washington, D.C. has remained remarkably consistent over the decades.

Check out this gallery of spot-on ripoffs overseas of foreign film poster designs based on American movie posters

A long @Guardian article on how older moviegoers are quietly saving Hollywood from totally imploding

The author of the play that became George Clooney's "The Ides of March" talks to @TheAtlantic about the origins of the story, the process of adapting his work for the silver screen, and the overlap between contemporary politics and Hollywood:

Turns out beneath that salt and pepper veneer, George Clooney is a big ol' bag of typical neuroses. Phew!

A good heh: "If 2012's Oscar-nominated movie posters told the truth"

A video where George Clooney talks about directing in @LATimes

Well, this thought ruined our day: "How the Oscar race mirrors the Republican primary" from @kylebuchanan

'War Horse,' 'Carnage,' 'The Ides of March' and 'A Dangerous Method' are all adapted from plays. A moviegoing theater critic evaluates the translations.