I say you chaps!
If this is a US production, surely the villain must be English (preferably played by Alan Rickman 
).
Is there a blond girl being repeatedly kidnapped and chased by various mountain wildlife involved?
While, in the dark shadows nearby, lurks …
Incidentally, aren’t all plots to kidnap the president essentially sinister? What would an innocuous plan to kidnap the president look like?
Surprise birthday party?
It’s the President’s birthday. . . but he’s in for a bigger surprise than just a party!
Would Alan Rickman be better as a corrupt, power-hungry Army general, or a corrupt, power-hungry CIA director?
The President’s Plane is Missing by Robert J. Serling (Rod’s brother).
I’m wondering how many Secret Service alarms you activated with the title of this thread? 
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cue Solsbury Hill music
Well, actually…
That was about Air Force One crashing in a remote area and the subsequent inability to locate to Prez’s body and confirm his death. Beyond a malicious weatherfront, there’s no “villian” per se.
You may be thinking of The Kidnappping of the President by Charles Templeton.
snerk
Aha!
Do you remember Peter Sellers in ‘Dr. Strangelove’?
Clearly Alan Rickman should play:
- the President
- the corrupt Army general
- the power-hungry CIA director
- the chief kidnapper
- the hero
This is becoming a real blockbuster!
… and when he learns to believe in himself, anything is possible!
…including becoming a Pirate! Or a Ninja! Or a Pirate-Ninja Plumber!
How about a power-hungry power plant manager?
Or a powerful, plant-hungry environmental extremist!
…from the future!
I would really like to know how the mountain wildlife are going to kidnap the blond girl.
On second thought, I’d rather not know.
Co-starring Morgan Freeman as the Secretary of State.
OK, Alan Rickman plays everybody except for the Morgan Freeman, Bruce Willis and Samuel Jackson parts.
Yes! She’s a 20-something genius scientist director of a major federally-funded research project, and has a lot of disdain for the main hero’s machiavellian rebel posturing.
Why, she’s so smart - she wear glasses!
Of course, once the plot gets going, she becomes little more than a shrieking helpless perpetual hostage, and stops wearing the glasses.
She will of course be played by a supermodel actress who has trouble pronouncing hard words like “machiavellian” and “posturing” and “scientist.”