What the Film Is About: "The Apprentice" tells the story of Donald Trump’s early life as a real estate businessman in New York during the 1970s and 1980s.
Main Actors: Sebastian Stan plays Donald Trump, and Jeremy Strong plays his lawyer and mentor, Roy Cohn.
Challenges in Making the Film: Director Ali Abbasi said that making the film was very difficult, especially when trying to find a company to distribute it.
Controversial Scenes: The movie includes a controversial scene that shows an allegation of rape involving Trump and his first wife, Ivana.
Trump’s Reaction: Donald Trump called the film "fake and classless" and threatened to sue the producers.
Box Office Struggles: "The Apprentice" has had a hard time performing well at the box office since it was released, particularly in the U.S.
Main Themes: The film explores how Trump’s character was shaped by his relationship with Roy Cohn and the values he learned from him.
Release Timing: The filmmakers wanted to release the movie before the U.S. election on November 5, hoping it would spark conversations about politics.
Mixed Reviews from Critics: The film has received mixed reviews, with discussions about how it might change how viewers see Trump.
Possible Oscar Nominations: There is talk about whether the film could be nominated for an Oscar, depending on how the election turns out and how audiences react.