Moon Over Parador

When a scandal threatens the President's reelection, a spin doctor and a Hollywood producer join forces to create a fake war. Wag the Dog's sharp political satire and manipulation of public perception have echoes of the farcical elements in Moon Over Parador.

A charming story of a regular guy who is asked to impersonate the President of the United States after the real one falls into a coma. Like Moon Over Parador, Dave takes a comedic look at political impersonation and the hilarity that ensues when an ordinary person is thrust into a position of power.

A disillusioned politician orders a hit on himself and then freely speaks his mind to the public, not caring about the consequences. The film's political humor and irreverence make Bulworth a natural recommendation for fans of Moon Over Parador.

Woody Allen's Bananas tells the story of a New Yorker who ends up becoming the leader of a Latin American country. Its blend of slapstick, romance, and political comedy makes it a fitting companion piece for fans of Moon Over Parador.

Robin Williams stars as a talk show host who runs for president and wins due to a computer glitch. The political comedy's exploration of an outsider navigating the corridors of power resonates well with Moon Over Parador's premise.

Two former U.S. Presidents, who are polar opposites and rivals, find themselves on the run together. With a comedic spotlight on political figures in unusual circumstances, viewers who like Moon Over Parador will find familiar amusement in My Fellow Americans.