In this week’s episode of ReelTalk, Ben reviews the origin story of one of the world’s most polarising characters, Donald Trump. The Apprentice takes viewers into Trump’s New York life in the late 1970s and early 1980s, during what was considered a turning point for the wouldbe 45th President of the United States. Played by Winter Soldier Sebastian Stan (Pam & Tommy), young Donald had three things going for him – burning ambition, flexible morals and an astonishingly lush head of golden hair.

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Compared to modernday Donald, well, still having two outta three ain’t bad, right? Also starring Succession’s Jeremy Strong as Trump’s cutthroat lawyer, Roy Cohn and Maria Bakalova (Electra) as Ivana Trump, the movie follows the young Donald as he attempts to crawl out of his father’s shadow and make a name for himself.

Directed by IranianDanish filmmaker Ali Abbasi (Holy Spider), from a script written by journalist Gabriel Sherman, who also wrote bestseller The Loudest Voice in the Room about disgraced Fox News supremo Roger Ailes, which was turned into a TV series starring Russell Crowe.

Does this movie make a parody of The Donald? Or give interesting insight into a largerthanlife celebrity turned politician? WATCH NOW and subscribe for more movie reviews and celebrity interviews.

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