There's a Donald Trump Biopic...It's Strange (The Apprentice)

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[tacocj]

I love the end credits scene where Biden steps out of the shadows to set up the sequel

[sand]

Sebastian Stan is actually unreal in this. He doesn’t really lean into being a caricature, which is great. Some of his lines are delivered really chillingly but still feel like Trump even if he doesn’t sound like him.

[ayden]

Ok but does it have a Post-Credits scene where Sebastian Stan goes to the Plaza Hotel to meet Kevin McCallister?

[ryang]

when you said Dan Snyder produced it, I had to rewind and read the screenshot bc I thought you were talking about Dan Schneider from nickelodeon

[JackSchiewe]

Saw it last night - and it was jarring to see Stan as Trump at first, and it felt like I was watching more of Sebastian Stan than Donald Trump, but as the movie went on he just completely sunk into the character and nailed it all between the hands and the face and the cadence, all without sounding like a 1:1 impersonator -- Just outstanding work from Stan

Also Jeremy Strong. Nothing else needed.

[eugeneimbangyorteza]

My favorite part is when Biden appears in the post credit and said "Fine I'm gonna do gdhdhdbdiej". Truly one of the lines of all tine.

[larrycarls]

I loved the scene where trump says "what Am I, some kind of apprentice"

[gnarwhal]

Zach Hadel and Shane Gillis both have spot on impressions of Trump, sounding near identical, however, Sebastian Stan goes for a more subtle approach in this movie (and it works). People gotta remember that he's playing Trump in the 70s & 80s, NOT the Donald we know now. He sounded very subdued back then; (just look up his interview with Oprah for more context)

[halealert]

My long standing attraction to seb is gonna be so confused when I watch this

[lisahoshowsky]

The way he holds his mouth is scarily on point

[charo]

the way sebastian stan could just lay down on his mcu role, take in easy hallmark stuff like cevans did and chill but instead he keeps taking in more challenging and ambitious roles is truly something to admire. he makes you remember that acting is in fact an art.

[humanzbornfresh]

15% of the video's runtime being an ad is crazy

[thepoleontheroad]

I am in love with how accurately Roy Cohn was portrayed in the movie, even his 200 sit-ups every day under a mirror on the ceiling were spot-on.

[MorganMorris-sl]

Saw it last night and I was very impressed. It puts a mirror up to American society and says “this is the kind of person your system creates”. And the last few scenes with Roy Cohn tells us “this is where this kind of person ends up”.

[cinephilestuff]

sebestian stan is killing it this year with apprentice and different man

[Gabriel-brqe]

The film does not shy away from character study at all. In this movie we see the character losing his last shreds of humanity bit by bit.

[AREA-jpvb]

Roy Cohen is someone who is fascinated me for a long time. I honestly just wish they did an entire movie about him and had Trump as a side character.

[Bryandanelson]

I think if anyone else but Jeremy Strong was playing Roy Cohn the way the story squeezes him out would be easier to swallow, but because he is so good, its really noticable.

[kaylasays]

Glad you enjoyed it Karsten!! This one was a surprise for me, definitely left the theater with a lasting impression like you did.

[jcalisterclemons]

Me and my gf saw this in our local theater in Alabama and no surprise we were the only two people in the theater 😅