If I were casting for a movie based on the Treaty of Versailles, I would cast popular, already known actors to play the signatories.
Judd Nelson would be my first pick for George Clemenceau. I would pick him because Judd Nelson was a very well known actor in the 80's, so since this movie is intended for older audiences, this would encourage them to see it. Also, Judd Nelson somewhat resembles George Clemenceau, so it makes the movie a little more precise. Finally, Judd works well with other actors and makes can have real sparks with them, which makes for a better shooting process.
My next casting call would be for Tom Cruise to play Woodrow Wilson. Tom Cruise has played a variety of different parts and characters and would electrify the audience with his charisma. He is also very well known which would bring in more movie goers, and make the box office profit much higher. Tom Cruise is also American, like Woodrow Wilson, so this would give off a natural sense of Nationalism.
David Lloyd George should be portrayed by Donald Sutherland.
Donald Sutherland is an actor of British decent, therefore he has a British accent, and British nationalism. Also, they both have white hair and facial hair. Donald Sutherland has a naturally powerful vibe that he gives off in almost every part he plays and would be an excellent actor to portray a leader of a country.
My last actor is Emilio Estevez, to play Friedrich Ebert, because they have the same body shape and facial structure, which makes them resemble each other.
Emilio Estevez is a loved actor which will bring a good crowd and attract an abundance of people to the cinema.
Finally, Emilio has a deep, powerful voice and will be able to do a German accent, fairly easy.
With these actors cast in the movie, it will make for high profits at the box office and incredible ratings. At the same time, it will educate children and adults on the Treaty of Versailles, in a well put together, star studded film!
