Sebastian Stan, Jeremy Strong, and co-star Maria Bakalova speak to IndieWire at the NYC premiere of 'The Apprentice.'

While speaking with reporters on the red carpet, Stan shared that the timing of the film is "fortuitous" Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong are finally premiering their new movie about Donald Trump. On Tuesday,

Ali Abbasi’s Donald Trump biopic is not, despite the title, about the former president’s star-making TV series but his earlier life, rising from obscurity in his family real estate business in

The actor will appear on the big screen as a former president and a Marvel superhero in the coming months, which he filmed around the same time.

Speaking at the premiere of "The Apprentice," Sebastian Stan, who takes on the role of Donald Trump in the '80s-set drama, discussed the political ramifications of portraying the former U.S. president and current Republican nominee.

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,

The Apprentice has been in the works since 2018, while Donald Trump was president, however, it wasn’t until last fall that the movie was filmed. Jeremy Strong (who is best known for his role in the Succession cast) plays American lawyer Roy Cohn alongside Stan's Trump in the movie, and he shared these thoughts about it with Entertainment Weekly: