List of fictional U.S. Vice Presidents Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description

A

• Whoops Apocalypse (film, 1986)
• Written by Andrew Marshall (writer) and David Renwick, directed by Tom Bussmann, played by Loretta Swit.
• Succeeds to presidency upon death of the president.

• The Day After Tomorrow (film, 2004)
• Written by Roland Emmerich and Jeffrey Nachmanoff, directed by Roland Emmerich, played by Kenneth Welsh.
• Succeeds to presidency upon death of the president.

• Air Force One (film, 1997)
• Written by Andrew W. Marlowe, directed by Wolfgang Petersen, played by Glenn Close.
• A rare female vice president.

• Wrong Is Right (1982 film)
• Played by: Rosalind Cash
• Vice President under President Lockwood (George Grizzard). Ford is an African-American woman.

H

• The West Wing (television series, 1999)
• Hoynes attended Southern Methodist University, speaks fluent French, was a lawyer and former senator from Texas.
• Created and written by Aaron Sorkin, played by Tim Matheson.
• Resigned after a sex scandal in 2003.
• Democrat

• Madame President: The Unauthorized Biography of the First Green Party President (novel), by Mark Dunlea
• The Green candidate for Vice-President in the 2000 general election. She is elected when Green Electors solve a dispute by voting for the Democratic candidate for President in exchange for his acceptance of Moreno as his Vice-President.
• Becomes President after the elected President dies in August, 2001.

• Dave (film, 1993)
• Possibly Republican
• Written by Gary Ross, directed by Ivan Reitman, played by Ben Kingsley.
• Succeeds to presidency upon death of the president.

• Debt of Honor (novel, 1994)
• Possibly Republican
• Written by Tom Clancy.
• Named to position after the incumbent resigned, later becoming President after a terrorist attack.

• The West Wing (television series)
• Democrat
• Written by Carol Flint and Debora Cahn, played by Gary Cole
• Former Colorado Senator, regarded as a political lightweight, succeeded John Hoynes.

• Gabriel Over the White House (film, 1933)
• Written by T.F. Tweed, Carey Wilson, and Bertram Bloch; directed by Gregory La Cava, played by Spencer Charters.
• Uncredited in the film.

• Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (film, 1939)
• Written by Lewis R. Foster and Sidney Buchman, directed by Frank Capra, played by Harry Carey.
• Presides over the Senate filibuster.

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