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Washington, Aug 24 : Walt Disney studios will distribute Oscar winning director Kevin Costner's 'Swing Vote' domestically.
Kathy Morgan International will supervise international sales of the film, reports Variety.
Costner has lined up actors Dennis Hopper, Nathan Lane, Kelsey Grammer, Stanley Tucci, George Lopez and child actress Madeline Carroll for his upcoming flick 'Swing Vote'.
Costner will also star in the film that he will co-produce with his producing partner, Jim Wilson.
Hopper and Grammer will reportedly portray the Democratic candidate and serving Republican, while Lane and Tucci will act as their respective campaign managers, Variety magazine reports.
Lopez will star as a local TV station manager whose town has tumbled down by the politics of both parties.
The populist comedy that will be directed by Joshua Michael Stern, based on a script that he wrote with Jason Richman is set to begin shooting in Albuquerque, N.M., on July 23.
The film is about a single father, who finds himself in the centre of national attention, when his vote becomes crucial for the presidential elections.
ANI
