Somehow, if you think that the American political system doesn't have enough pageantry or drama, the only possible place for you to turn are the movies.

Tom Cruise is set to become the latest movie star to get a taste of real power - and play the U.S. President. The Mission: Impossible III star is in talks to play America's leader in filmmaker Phillip Noyce new movie 28th Amendment.

An untested FBI employee attempts to trap the deadliest double agent in U.S. history in the intense thriller Breach, coming to DVD and HD DVD & DVD Combo format on June 12 from Universal Studios Home Entertainment.

The tragic aftermath of human carelessness travels around the world in the multi-narrative, critically acclaimed drama Babel from filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu. Also on DVD: The Prestige, A Guide To Recognizing Your Saints, Flushed Away, Man of the Year, For Your Consideration, Crossover, Shut Up and Sing, Keeping Mum and American Hardcore.

Horror sequel The Grudge 2 topped the box office over the weekend with $22 million, knocking director Martin Scorsese's film The Departed into second place. "The Departed" took in $18 million, while Robin Williams' new film, Man Of The Year, opened in third place with $12.6 million.

The comedy "Man of the Year" has acting great Robin Williams as satirical political talk show host Tom Dobbs, who in a 'spur of the moment' decision decides to run for president. The plan backfires, and he actually ends up winning and finds himself in charge of the Free World. Watch the trailer / More

"I'm really into quantum physics. Some of my friends are into it, some of them aren't, so I'm trying to get them excited about discovering all these interesting things about thoughts and the power of thoughts. It gives me chills thinking about it. It's fun." Carmen Electra is fascinated by physics.

Robin Williams has hit out at political correctness when it comes to electing the president because it's impossible for candidates not to have a skeleton in their closet. The Oscar winner, who plays an outspoken and honest talk show host who lands the job of American leader in new movie Man Of The Year, argues that the vast majority of previous presidents would never have been elected based on contemporary standards.

Robin Williams has tipped Oprah Winfrey and New York Senator Hillary Clinton as the perfect pair to head the government. The actor plays an outspoken and honest talk show host who lands the job of the American leader in new movie Man Of The Year. And in real life Williams is looking for similar qualities in a president.

Robin Williams has ruled out running for president, joking he wouldn't get the vote of "lesbian vegetarians." The Oscar winner plays an outspoken and honest talk show host who lands the job of American leader in new movie Man Of The Year.