The Apprentice director Ali Abbasi observes in a new Entertainment Weekly profile that Sebastian Stan has a way of making unsympathetic “douchebag” characters likable. Well, there is perhaps no less sympathetic douchebag alive today than Donald Trump,

The actor plays an '80s-era Donald Trump in the new film 'The Apprentice' Sebastian Stan received warnings before portraying Donald Trump on the big screen, but that didn't deter the actor from pursuing the role.

While The Apprentice attempts to find the humanity in Donald Trump, its star, Sebastian Stan, also believes the film shines a light on the Donald Trump in humanity. "I think that there's a Trump in all of us to some extent,

Sebastian Stan was warned playing Donald Trump was not "safe". The 42-year-old star portrays the former US president in Ali Abbasi's movie The Apprentice, which delves into his early years as a real estate businessman in New York,

Sebastian Stan has revealed he ate ramen with “a bunch of soy sauce” to prepare for his role as Donald Trump in a new biopic. The Apprentice sees the Marvel actor play a young version of the former president as he makes his way in New York real estate and seeks advice from mentor Roy Cohn ( Succession ’s Jeremy Strong ).

Sebastian Stan portrays Donald Trump in the Ali Abbasi-directed film The Apprentice. In a new interview, the Captain America: The Winter Soldier star talked about humanizing the twice-impeached former president of the United States.

"I think there's a Trump in all of us, to some extent," Sebastian said. "I know that might not be a popular thing to say, or people may not want to admit it." View Entire Post ›

Having starred as the controversial real estate mogul and former president in 'The Apprentice', Sebastian Stan has said he thinks "there's a Trump in all of us" because we all have "darker elements that live within us".