Clinton biopic The Special Relationship to star Quaid, Moore

We're pretty sure that if only Oliver Stone had followed our advice and cast Renee Zellweger as George Bush in his largely forgettable biopic, W, the movie would have attracted a bit more buzz, even if it was only in praise of Zellweger's dead-on "I just ingested an entire pack of Sour Patch Kids" facial impression. It looks like Hollywood has ignored our invaluable casting advice once again with the recent buzz about the new and improved (and tightened, and tweaked, and probably tanned) Clinton couple that will appear in an upcoming biopic directed by Peter Morgan. Dennis Quaid and Julianne Moore are Morgan's top picks to play the pair.

Peter Morgan's directorial debut is titled The Special Relationship. No, not that relationship, but rather the political one between the Clintons and former Prime Minister Tony Blair. But honestly, we're a bit tired of the heavy political biopics that rained upon us throughout election season. Plus, there's nothing really exciting about a lead actor whose next big project is yet another live-action slaughtering of a favorite childhood memory. Which is why we're still sticking to our original suggestion of casting sparkly-eyed, grinny-faced Hugh Grant as Bill. And who better to represent his alpha companion than the lascivious Elizabeth Hurley? She seems like she could do a good job of laying down the law, Hillary-style.