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Posted at 10:37 AM ET, 03/08/2012

‘Game Change’ matchups: Which actor was made to look most like the person they portray?

By Lisa de Moraes

HBO’s controversial flick “Game Change,” about the selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as Sen. John McCain’s running mate, debuts Saturday night. Much has been made of actress Julianne Moore’s likeness to Palin in the role. Here’s a look at the flick’s other thespians and the figures they’re portraying.

View Photo Gallery: With the debut of the HBO politico movie “Game Change’’ on March 10, we offer side-by-side comparisons between the actors and their real-life counterparts. Vote for your favorite lookalikes.

By Lisa de Moraes | 10:37 AM ET, 03/08/2012

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