They made a movie about Trump. Then no one would release 'The Apprentice'

New York-It may be unbelievable, but many Hollywood agents have the desire to have their clients take on the most biased politicians in the 21st century.

Mary Bachalova and Sebastian Stan appear in one scene of Apprentice.

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However, Sebastian Stan has done his best on Aprentis. Above all, he believed in the director of Iran's Denmark film director Ali Abashi. And even if he was nervous, he wanted to do it because he was nervous. I wanted to play Donald Trump.

"I didn't have much competition," Stan smiled.

"If this doesn't happen, it won't happen because of me." I don't get up because I'm scared. "

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Speaking of this fall's topical work, it will be "Applentice" in the end. The film deals with a young Trump, a young Trump, who is apprentice Roy Corn (Jeremy Strong), trying to raise the name in New York Real Estate in the 1980s. Already, Apprentice is one of the most twist and turns of the films released in 2024.

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After the debut at the Cannes International Film Festival, all major studios and top niches offered offers. One of the potential issues was a cancellation of President Trump's lawyer. The other is that one of the investors of the movie, D. C. Governor's former owner and Trump supporter, Dan Saider, wanted to get off the movie.

Jeremy Strong (left) and Sebastian Stan (in one scene in The Apprentice).

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Last week, Bria Cliff Entertainment has just announced that it will release Aprentis on October 11, a few weeks before the election date. And we are still fighting for more screens. On Tuesday, film producers took an unusual action to launch a kick starter campaign to collect public funds.

"The project was quite crazy from the beginning to the end," says Abashi. It may be more crazy.

President Trump's r e-election campaign strongly opposed the movie. After the first release at the Cannes International Film Festival, Stephen Jung, a spokesman of Trump's camp, called the movie a "pure fiction." On Friday, when the release date was decided, Chung said that it was an election in the elite of Hollywood elite.

If so, what roles will play by November 5, if so, it will be one of the most notable stories this fall. While many Hollywood stars are the enthusiastic supporters of the Democratic Candidate Camara Harris, the sequel and the superhero are the dominant film industry, and it is much rare for political films to create a blurry. That's it. This is a touchstone unique to the year of the election: Does the liberal school want to see a movie on Trump? Does the liberal school want to watch a movie about Trump?

In the previous work "Holy Spider", Director Abasi, who doubted Iranian society through the story of a serial murderer targeting a woman, said that he did not try to give anyone a voting method.

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This book, which was filled with Bartlett's "Familiar Quotations" one, is like a clif f-notes, a glimpse of the important moment of American history.

"Would you like to show a little about that person? What you do with that knowledge is up to you, but that knowledge will be useful when you want to go to vote."

For Abasi, being involved in modern politics is the responsibility of filmmakers. Just like Trump is everywhere, Abashi argues that there were few attempts to really understand the former President.

"In the case of Donald and Ivana, they have never been treated as human beings. If you want to destroy that myth, you have to deconstruct the myth, and I think the best way to deconstruct the myth is through a humanistic lens," Abbasi added, referencing Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon. "When you think of Barry Lyndon, you don't think of this guy as a bad guy or a good guy. He's ambivalent and has an incredible ability to navigate. He wants to be somebody. He doesn't know what he wants to be or why. He just wants to get ahead."

The Apprentice received mixed reviews from critics at the Cannes Film Festival, but Stan and Strong were highly praised. The film features a scene in which Trump, played by Stan, rapes Ivana, played by Maria Bakalova. In Ivana Trump's 1990 divorce affidavit, she said she was raped by Trump. Trump denied the allegations, and Ivana Trump later said she felt assaulted, not literally.

But Abbasi insists that The Apprentice is not a job. He claims that Trump himself wanted the film. At the same time, The Apprentice is a tribute to Trump and the 1954 Some critics question whether he is showing too much empathy for Cohn, who served as top counsel to Senator Joseph McCarthy during the 1990 Communist hearings.

"I don't think any of us are above that. I don't think any of us are born perfect or morally compromised," Stan says. "Life is more earthy and difficult. I think the only way we can learn is to empathize. I think we need to protect and continue to nurture empathy. And I think one way to nurture empathy is to show what its opposite is."

In director Megan Park's (Fallout) latest film, a psychedelic trip leads to an unusual encounter. After brewing mushroom tea, 18-year-old Elliot (Maisie Stella) finds herself camping with her future self, played by Aubrey Plaza, at Lake Muskoka outside Toronto. (Released September 13th)

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‘My Old Ass’

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When former Saturday Night Live writer Harper Steele came out as transgender, she sent out emails to friends and family. Old friend and fellow SNL castmate Will Ferrell responded by asking to join her on a road trip across the U. S. A tender and thoughtful documentary about a 16-day road trip from Del Mar director Josh Greenbaum. (September 13, Netflix September 27).

‘Will & Harper’

2022, a Danish horror film directed by Christian Tufdrup, was such a force that it inspired this Blumhouse remake just two years later. James McAvoy, Mackenzie Davis and Aisling Franciosi star in this thriller about how an idyllic country holiday goes awry. (September 13)

‘Speak No Evil’

Starring Sebastian Stan. Edward, an actor with neurofibromatosis, has his facial deformity cured after an experimental operation. But the change turns out to be a mixed blessing for Edward, who lives next door to a friendly playwright (Renate Reinsweg of The Baddest Man in the World). Actor Adam Pearson, who also has neurofibromatosis, makes a charming co-star. (September 20)

‘A Different Man'

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In the latest installment, screenwriter Azazel Jacobs, Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne and Elizabeth Olsen play sisters who congregate at their dying father's New York apartment. The season's highlight, "His Three Daughters," is one of the most memorable stories of sisterly love and family death in recent memory. (Available on Netflix Sept. 20)

‘His Three Daughters’

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In Parable, Coralie Farrugia's body horror hit that was a big hit at Cannes, Demi Moore plays a TV star who's deemed too big by male producers. But then a mysterious agency offers her the chance to transform into a younger twin (Margaret Qualley). Substance promises to be a classic satire of Hollywood ageism and youth obsession. (Available Sept. 20)

'The Substance'

Brad Pitt and George Clooney play rival directors who find themselves hired for the same job in Jon Watts' comedy caper. Apparently unable to find a more attractive actor, Watts ends up making do with Clooney and Pitt. (Available Sept. 20, Apple TV+ Sept. 27)

‘Wolfs’

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Ian Bonhôte and Peter Etedgui's documentary seeks to capture Reeve's entire life, from his breakout stardom in 1978's "Superman" to his resilience after an accident in 1995 left him paralyzed from the neck down. (In theaters Sept. 21)

'Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story'

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Adam driver plays the role of a fantasy Saesar who dreams of Utopia New York, the first directed film in Francis Ford Coppola for the first time in 13 years. Junkarlo Esposeat, Aubley Plaza, Lawrence Fishburn, Shire Lebuof and others are already eager to have a variety of reactions. (Released on September 27)

'Megalopolis'

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Five years since DC Comics's amazing masterpiece was nominated for the Academy Awards, Director Todd Phillips and Joa Kin Phoenix returned to the ant i-hero. This time, it is a musical, Lady Gaga plays Herley Quinn. Released on October 4th

'Joker: Folie à Deux'

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Siasha Ronan will star in a film by Nora Fing Shite as an addicted recording of Amy Liprot. Ronan plays a young woman who has just left a rehabilitation facility, returning home to the Oakney Islands in Scotland. (Released on October 4)

'The Outrun'

Is there something better than a documentary about your life? How about a documentary using Lego? In this film directed by Morgan Neville of Won't You Be My Neighbor? "

‘Piece by Piece’

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This fall, on a small screen, "Saturday Night Live" is attracting attention, but the movie theater also describes the origin of the sketch comedy program. Director Jason Lightman ("JUNO", "U p-in the Air") drove the chaotic early stage of this NBC program in the mi d-70's, and Gabriel Label made the parent of Loan Michaels. play. Released on October 11).

‘Saturday Night’

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Sean Baker (Florida Project, "Red Rocket") is one of the most influential independent filmmakers in the United States. However, "ANORA", which won the Palm Doll this year at the Cannes International Film Festival, is taking a step further. The starring Maiky Madison is a Sex worker in Brooklyn who has a wedding in Las Vegas with the son of Russian Oligarch. (Released on October 18)

‘Anora’

Corson White Head's 2019 Puritzer Awar d-winning work, depicting two black youths (Ethan Halise, Brandon Wilson), who became regulars of juvenile institutions in the 1960s. Ross was previously nominated for Oscar, "Hale County THIS MORNING, THIS EVENING. (Released on October 25)

‘Nickel Boys’

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Tom Hardy has returned as the most unstable superhuman superhuman: Eddie Block and the Symbiotic Poison-definitely the most fascinating two-person play in comic films. In this third series, following the 2018 Venom and 2021 Venom: Let the Carnage, both will escape. (Released on October 25)

'Venom: The Last Dance'

The scriptwriter Mati Diop ("Atlantic") explains dozens of African artworks taken from the Kingdom of Dahome in the West Africa under the French colonial rule. Created with this work that won. Diop is a method called "Magic Documentary" and dramatically expresses the story of art. (Theatrical released on October 25)

'Dahomey'

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After his mother's death, he describes the life of grace (voice: Sarah Snake), a puddle, who began to collect snails. His father has died and is separated from his twin younger brother (Cody Smi t-Mcfee). (Released on October 25)

'Memoir of a Snail'

A new pope is needed. Following the Western Front no Unusual, Fine's plays Cardinal Lawrence, one of the Vatican officials gathered in Concrabe to choose the new pope. Cardinal Lawrence, one of the Vatican officials gathered in the conclave who decides the new pope, is exposed from Lawrence to the secrets that others want to hide, and the conclava is wrapped in smoke. (Released on November 1st)

'Conclave'

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Few musicians in which Mexico's drug king switch to women. Even more surprising is what French coach Jack Auderle did. One of the bold movies of the year starring Zoe Saldanya, Carla Sofia Guscon, and Selena Gomez. (November 1st Theater Release d-Netflix distribution on November 13)

'Emilia Pérez'

The combination of Robert Zemekis and Tom Hanks has a long and fruitful history dating back to "Forest Gump" and "Cast Away". "Pinocchio" in 2022 was not very good. At first glance, the latest work of Zemekis Chronicle, which looks like a on e-takes, is in a story in one plot. A house is built in the land, and Hanks and Robin Light move to raise their families. (Released on November 1st)

‘Here’

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British director Andrea Arnold has recently entered the production of television and documentary films, and Bird has been a work since 2016's American Honey. In this work, he returns to the legendary story that has been kneaded in a British worker class. A 1 2-yea r-old girl (Nike Adams), who lives with his father (Barry Kyogan), visits a stranger (Franz Logovsky). Released on November 8).

‘Bird’

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The Huette Place's joint writer Scott Beck and Brian Woods, A24's horror thriller, are likely to reach a new peak from Romcom Star. Sophie Satcar and Chloe East play a pair of Mormon's missionaries who knocked on the wrong door. (Released on November 15th)

‘Heretic’

"Ode to Female Friendship" directed by Payal Kapadia, awarded at the Cannes International Film Festival, has two Mumbai nurse (KANI KUSRUTI, Divya Prabha) working for a long time in a large city in India and commuting to love and happiness. Draw a figure struggling in search of. (Released on November 15th)

'All We Imagine as Light'

Ridley Scott has returned with a sword and sandals for 24 years from the Gradiator. Yes, the growing mammals appear in the Coliseum this time, but that's not the only new appearance. The sequel, starring Paul Mescar, Denzel Washington and Pedro Pascal, depicts several decades of original film events. (Released on November 22)

'Gladiator II'

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Before Wyikid's huge hit on Broadway, it was a book in 1995 and was almost films. The big screen was probably the most suitable medium for the Oz wizard riff. In this movie by John M. Chu, Cynthia Ellivo plays a woman who is a bad witch, and Ariana Grande plays Grinda. The "evil" will be divided into two, and the second part will be released in late 2025. Released on November 22

'Wicked'

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Washington imposes himself to screen the Ogast Wilson's work on a large screen. In the film of Wilson's play, which won the Puritzer's Award, he was in charge of producing, directed by his son Marcom Washington, and his son John David Washington. "The Piano Morson", led by Daniel Deadwiler's powerful acting, depicts the Pittsburg family relying on the piano of the Pitzburg in 1936. (November 22 at Netflix)

‘The Piano Lesson’

You can understand the confusion of some "Moana". The liv e-action version "Moana" is currently under development, and this movie was originally conceived as a series. However, "Moana 2" was eventually organized as an original large screen sequel in 2016. Li n-Manuel Miranda does not return in music, but most other people, such as voice actor Auri Clavaro and Dwane Johnson, return. In the movie set about three years after the original version, Moana will r e-adventure on the Ocean with his sister (voice actor: Calish Lambert Tsuda) and several others. (Released on November 27)

‘Moana 2’

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This film adaptation of Peter Brown's popular children's book series follows a robot (voiced by Lupita Nyong'o) who crash-lands in the woods looking for a project, creating a goose named Runt (Kit Connor) until he learns to fly. (September 27)

‘The Wild Robot’

Opening just weeks before the U. S. presidential election is Ali Abassi's film about a young Donald Trump (Sebastian Stan) mentored by Roy Cohn (Jeremy Strong). The film, which Trump's reelection campaign called "pure slander," is built on a 1980s aesthetic. (October 11)

'The Apprentice'

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Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield star in this human drama from director John Crowley (Brooklyn, The Goldfinch). Through romance, illness and parenting, the film explores relationships that aren't always depicted. Recommended Story (October 11th release)

‘We Live in Time’

12 Years a Slave director Steve McQueen returns to World War II in a London under siege from Nazi bombings. Saoirse Ronan plays a mother trying to protect her young son (Elliot Heffernan). November 1st release).

‘Blitz’

Jesse Eisenberg writes, directs and stars in this buddy drama about two cousins ​​(the other played by Kieran Culkin) who visit Poland to honor their grandmother. The two are reportedly polar opposites: Eisenberg is a sensitive neurotic, Culkin a charismatic slacker. The pair make for a funny, hilarious two-person show. November 1st release).

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