Donald Trump Movie ‘The Apprentice’ Sells to StudioCanal for U.K. Ahead of Cannes Premiere Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong star in the exploration of Trump’s rise to power in 1980s America.

Ali Abbasi's new film The Apprentice shows ex-President Donald Trump's years as a real estate businessman under the tutelage of lawyer Roy Cohn. The film coincides with Trump seeking another term.

A MAGA movie, this is not— The Apprentice depicts Trump doing all the things you’d expect from a shady businessman and morally bankrupt real estate mogul, from financial fraud to sexual assault.

Filmmakers of "The Apprentice," an origin story about a young Donald Trump, are asking for money to bolster the film's theatrical release.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist spoke candidly about America's "existential crisis" at a Venice press conference for 'Cover-Up': "This a bad time for America, because of that man's megalomania." ...

It’s with a deep sigh that I sat down to watch The Apprentice (now streaming on VOD services like Amazon Prime Video), the Donald Trump biopic that no one really wants and no one really needs ...

“The Apprentice,” a scathing portrait of a young Donald Trump, dominated the Cannes Film Festival, scoring with critics, sparking an eight-minute standing ovation and prompting a fiery ...

It’s Donald Trump’s first TV interview with Rona Barrett. I was struck by how quiet and eloquent and kind of sane and down to earth he seemed,” Sherman tells me.

Donald Trump is not happy about the new film about the early years of his business career. Emmy nominee Sebastian Stan takes the lead in Ali Abbasi’s new movie The Apprentice, which centres ...

In the build-up to The Beekeeper 2, director Timo Tjahjanto has said that he intends to shape Jason Statham‘s character in ...

President Donald Trump says US movie production is “dying.” There’s something that could help, but it isn’t a 100 percent tariff on foreign-produced films.

With President Donald Trump's announcement that he plans to pursue 100% tariffs on non-U.S. productions, what does that mean for Hollywood?