It makes a weird kind of sense that “The Apprentice” is arriving in theaters Friday, a week after “Joker: Folie à Deux.” Both movies are set in New York in the 1970s and/or ’80s. Both are about larger-than-life antiheroes perceived as monsters by many and lionized by others.

T he first thing you notice about Sebastian Stan’s performance as Donald Trump in The Apprentice is the voice — or rather, the lack thereof. By now, years of listening to spee

Ali Abbasi’s Donald Trump biopic is not, despite the title, about the former president’s star-making TV series but his earlier life, rising from obscurity in his family real estate business in

When we first meet Donald Trump in the new movie “ The Apprentice ” it is in the early 70s and Trump is in his mid-20s. He is a slumlord collecting rent from poor tenants for his abusive father. Some of them pour water on him. Some cuss him out. Some avoid him completely.

Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong star in "The Apprentice," a film about Donald Trump's early years and his mentor Roy Cohn. After a controversial Cannes premiere and threats of legal action from the Trump campaign,

A new movie about young Donald Trump hits theaters Friday, despite Trump trying to block its release. It paints an unflattering portrait of his rise as a real estate mogul — and Republicans are calling it election interference.

The Apprentice begins in the 1970s with a young Donald Trump. He owns a rundown building where many of the tenants can’t afford to pay rent. He has big ideas and dreams and wants more — including building a magnificent,