Ms. Wilson had wanted to make a film about the Christian left (she is a socially progressive Episcopalian).
The star of the science-fiction films "The Fifth Element" and "Resident Evil" (far left), she is still a supermodel and has done advertising campaigns for Christian Dior and Versace.
Though there are still a couple furious weeks of campaigning left, she is preparing to take over the White House, reportedly reaching out to Republican officials to talk about future compromises and thinking about who would run her presidential administration.
Like her counter part on the left, she is driven by fear that someone will find out she's got nothing to offer.
Yet since Maine leans slightly to the left, she is likely to be replaced by a Democrat in all likelihood, one of the two state's two congressmen, both of whom are relative liberals.
A conservative freelance columnist for The Village Voice, the granddaddy of alternative weeklies and the voice of the political left, she is also a lesbian, which fuels the fury of The Voice's readers and its staff.
