Hope Davis   Hope Davis is a celebrated actress of stage,
television and screen. She played Hillary Clinton in the HBO
Films Presentation of The Special Relationship and was last seen
on TV in the second season of "In Treatment" in the role of Mia,
which earned her an Emmy® nomination for Best Supporting Actress
in a Drama Series. Most recently Davis received a Tony
nomination for the 2009 Tony Award-winning play "God of
Carnage," opposite James Gandolfini, Marcia Gay Harden and Jeff
Daniels. Her most recent film credits include "Genova,"
"Synecdoche, New York," "The Hoax," "The Nines," "Charlie
Bartlett" and "Driving Lessons." She was also part of an
ensemble cast of the series "Six Degrees."  In 2003, Davis was
named Best Actress by the New York Film Critics Circle for her
work in two of the year's most critically acclaimed independent
features: "The Secret Lives of Dentists" and the
Oscar®-nominated HBO Films production "American Splendor," for
which she also received a Golden Globe nomination. The film wa