Jamie Foxx talks his role as U.S. President in "White House Down"

Jamie Foxx talks his role as U.S. President in

PanARMENIAN.Net - Jamie Foxx has revealed that he researched US President Barack Obama and former leaders Bill Clinton and George W Bush while preparing to shoot White House Down, Digital Spy said.

Foxx plays the US president in Roland Emmerich's new action adventure film, which sees the president team up with a cop (Channing Tatum) to foil a terror plot.

Discussing the movie with Flicks and Bits, Foxx stressed that it was important for him to understand the mindset of real US leaders from the past and present.

"Research wise I talked to one of President Obama's speech writers. That was really insightful, just seeing how they ramp it up and they can make a speech target the whole world," Foxx explained.

He added: "That was a great piece of information for me. But I done a lot of things to look 'presidential', I lost weight, I watched lots of video of President Obama, President Clinton, President Bush.

"I watched these guys to see how they moved and spoke and interacted with people. After that I just let Roland do his magic."

Foxx went on to stress that he wanted his character President Sawyer to seem authentic to White House Down audiences.

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