BREXIT THE MOVIE: We've endured the drama for years, but who would star in a big screen version? The Mail finds the stars made for the part!
The Tartan Terror
If the cap fits: Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is an ideal role for cheeky comic Janette Tough, aka Jimmy Krankie
The Blond Bombshell
Towards the broad, sunlit uplands of Little Britain: In the starring role of embattled PM Boris Johnson, Matt Lucas needs only a tousled hairpiece to be the only Hooray in the village
The Bearded Old Buffer
End of the line: Who better to play crotchety Jeremy Corbyn than Railway Children star Bernard Cribbins. He’s even got the cap!
Leather-trousered Leading Lady
Nanny McMaybot: If anyone is going to do ex-PM Theresa May and her robotic dance moves justice, it’s eco-luvvie Emma Thompson
The Frog-faced Provocateur
Bean there, done that: Rubber-faced Nigel Farage could only be played by gurning Rowan Atkinson
The Ambitious Assassin
Prime suspect: Did Brexiteer Andrea Leadsom wield the knife that felled Mrs May? Steely Helen Mirren is a shoo-in for the role
Dark Lord of Luxembourg
You talkin’ to me? European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker brings to mind another Goodfellas gang boss, dapper don Robert De Niro
Downing Street Anarchist
Black arts, Blackadder? No 10’s Dominic Cummings looks like Tim McInnerny, who played Captain Darling
Brain of Brexit
Baggins the role: Michael Gove will appreciate the expert acting skills of Hobbit star Martin Freeman
Germany's fearsome Frau
Any old Iron Chancellor: Angela Merkel is a Teutonic version of Cockney Kathy Burke’s no-nonsense Ab Fab editor, Magda
Tin-pot Napoleon
Paris match: The likeness between Emmanuel Macron and Lord Of The Rings’ Frodo, Elijah Wood, is startling
The Tweeting Twit
Puffed-up and pompous: EU boss Donald Tusk could pass for a recent incarnation of Captain Mainwaring, Toby Jones
Toff with a Nanny complex
Eton, Oxford, Peckham: It’s no stretch to see lanky Jacob Rees-Mogg played by Nicholas Lyndhurst
Mr Squeaker
On the shortlist: Playing shouty Commons Speaker John Bercow won’t be a tall order for 5ft 4in Tom Hollander