Perhaps you can try the colors in your computer to find a good one. I think you're missing the legendary Allis-Chalmers, that come in orange color, and the Olivers, that are green with white details (the Oliver green is darker than the one used by John Deere). Together they run an improbable campaign, jumping over hurdles thrown in by the love life of Stanton and the rising popularity of other candidates. I'm not a color expert myself, but I do love tractors. He goes to the capitol of Stanton’s home state and meets his new political family: Richard (Thornton) the wily political strategist who proudly describes himself as a “Redneck,” Libby (Bates) the overtly gay campaign organizer and Daisy (Tierney) the campaign media advisor. He is approached by Governor Jack Stanton (Travolta), an unknown southerner who is running for President of the United States.Īfter Henry watches Stanton handle a tough crowd in Harlem and meets with Susan Stanton (Thompson), the smart, tough wife of the candidate, he signs on. His grandfather was the country’s most celebrated Civil Rights leader, and Henry would also like to make history.
Henry (Lester) is growing increasingly disenchanted with politics. Starring: John Travolta, Emma Thompson, Kathy Bates, Billy Bob Thornton, Adrian Lester, Maura Tierney
