While speaking with reporters on the red carpet, Stan shared that the timing of the film is "fortuitous" Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong are finally premiering their new movie about Donald Trump. On Tuesday,

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.

The actor will appear on the big screen as a former president and a Marvel superhero in the coming months, which he filmed around the same time.

In a recent episode of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart joked about Sebastian Stan's portrayal of former President Donald Trump in the upcoming film The Apprentice. The film, which is unrelated to Trump's reality TV series,

Sebastian Stan said he found it difficult to lose mannerisms he learned playing Donald Trump in The Apprentice when returning to his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The Romanian-born actor stars as the former US president in the upcoming film from Ali Abbasi,

Sebastian Stan discussed his challenging experience playing Donald Trump in 'The Apprentice' and then transitioning back to his superhero role Bucky Barnes in the MCU's 'Thunderbolts'. He highlighted the physical and mental transformation required for both roles,

To portray Donald Trump in The Apprentice, Sebastian Stan underwent a physical transformation, which required him to gain weight by indulging in Coca-Cola and peanut butter and jam sandwiches.