Today marks the 12th anniversary of the release of The Campaign, a political satire comedy that brought laughter to audiences in 2012.
Directed by Jay Roach and starring the comedic duo of Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis, the film follows two rival politicians locked in a fierce battle for a North Carolina congressional seat. Ferrell plays the incumbent Congressman, Cam Brady, while Galifianakis portrays the naive but determined newcomer, Marty Huggins.
The Campaign is a classic example of political satire, poking fun at the often absurd world of politics. With its sharp wit and over-the-top humor, the film offered a refreshing and comedic take on the electoral process.
While the film may not have changed the world, it certainly left a lasting impression on viewers, providing a much-needed escape from the often serious nature of real-world politics.
Have you seen The Campaign? What are your favorite moments?
