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Billionaire Dan Snyder, formerly the owner of the Washington Commanders NFL team, donated money to the production of The Apprentice with the impression that the film would be a positive portrayal of Trump. Snyder is a close friend of Trump who donated $1.1 million to his inaugural committee and Trump Victory Committee in 2016 and $100,000 to his 2020 presidential campaign. After seeing a cut of the film in February 2024, Snyder was said to be furious, and lawyers for the Kinematics production company sought to oppose the release of the film.
The film includes controversial scenes, including those that depict Trump violently raping his first wife, Ivana, abusing amphetamines in order to lose weight, and undergoing liposuction and plastic surgery to remove a bald spot.[23][24] The rape scene was based on divorce records. In a deposition under oath, rendered during their divorce proceedings, Ivana accused Donald of rape and of pulling out her hair by the handful when his plastic surgery to alter his hairline failed.
originally posted by: nugget1
Billionaire Dan Snyder should fund a movie about Harris and Walz now. There's plenty there the average citizen isn't aware of that should also be exposed.
People think if Trump wins in November the fight will be over, but that is when it will actually begin in earnest.
Careul what you wish for, people.
Voters beware: BAMN
originally posted by: JadedGhost
Personally, I think the guy must be delusional to think you could make a movie about young Donald Trump
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: JadedGhost
Looks fun!
I won't be going to a theater to see this, but I look forward to watching it on Netflix, Hulu, Prime or on Demand!
originally posted by: JadedGhost
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: JadedGhost
Looks fun!
I won't be going to a theater to see this, but I look forward to watching it on Netflix, Hulu, Prime or on Demand!
Yeah true. Hopefully it’ll be available to rent when it’s released in theaters.
originally posted by: nugget1
originally posted by: JadedGhost
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: JadedGhost
Looks fun!
I won't be going to a theater to see this, but I look forward to watching it on Netflix, Hulu, Prime or on Demand!
Yeah true. Hopefully it’ll be available to rent when it’s released in theaters.
I bet it gets a lot more news coverage than 2,000 Mules did...like 24/7 prime time national news coverage.