Grossing $17.3 million at the global box office, the film drew plaudits for the acting, directing, and editing, with particular attention to the performances of Sebastian Stan (playing Trump) and Strong with both men shortlisted for Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the 2025 Oscars.

While defending ‘woke’ as meaning ‘you give a damn about other people,’ the veteran actor delivered a rousing speech urging Hollywood to stand up to President Donald Trump

Here is everything President Donald Trump and his team have said about the "The Apprentice" before its two stars are up for Oscars on March 2.

(L-R) Jeremy Strong as Roy Cohn and Sebastian Stan as Donald Trump in ‘The Apprentice’ DEADLINE: I hope that the roles you’ve had after this have been a kind of palette cleanser? I know that ...

Sebastian Stan has that exact puncher’s chance, a term I first stumbled over in the ridiculously opulent and still reliably seedy casino boom that was the Atlantic City of the mid-’80s, when menacing entrepreneurs like Donald Trump and Don King conjoined to stage highly conspicuous prize fights in and around Trump’s doomed boardwalk empire.