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Watch: The Apprentice 2024 123movies, Full Movie Online – The story of how a young Donald Trump started his real-estate business in 1970s and ’80s New York with the helping hand of infamous lawyer Roy M. Cohn..
Plot: A young Donald Trump, eager to make his name as a hungry scion of a wealthy family in 1970s New York, comes under the spell of Roy Cohn, the cutthroat attorney who would help create the Donald Trump we know today. Cohn sees in Trump the perfect protégé—someone with raw ambition, a hunger for success, and a willingness to do whatever it takes to win.
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	7.3/10 Votes: 10,263
	82% | RottenTomatoes
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I was really quite disappointed with this. It focusses on the rise of Donald Trump, and in that role Sebastian Stan proves quite effective at mimicking some of the famous mannerisms of the man himself. The facial expressions and the habit of repeating himself to thrust home his point are well captured by this performance. The rest of it, though, came across as little better than crude, occasionally violent, speculation centred around his relationship with the celebrated, and much feared, attorney Roy Cohn (Jeremy Strong) whose thinly disguised homosexuality proves to be a more telling indictment of a New York that was beginning to come to terms with AIDS. Trump’s rise from wealth to greater wealth and prosperity is skirted over too superficially with little meat put on the bones of his property acquisitions, developments and battles with an Ed Koch-led city hall, and it’s all presented a bit too episodically weakly. Maria Bakalova acquits herself well enough as Ivana but as to the drama concerning the rest of his family, that’s undercooked and I struggled to identify the accent(s) that seemed to be coming from his mother (Catherine McNally) as the importance of that torrid family unit struggles to impact on the story. For me, Strong steals his scenes and delivers well as the manipulative and scheming lawyer with few scruples, but the rest of this is all a bit of a soap that will probably polarise opinion as effectively as does Donald Trump himself.

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“The Apprentice will leave no one indifferent. By crafting a provocative, uncompromising narrative about Donald Trump’s early days, Ali Abbasi and Gabriel Sherman confront audiences with a raw, unsettling view of a man who shaped politics, business, his country, and the world with intense controversy and questionable morals.

The exceptional, award-worthy performances from Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong elevate a bold script unafraid to incriminate a former – and perhaps future – POTUS in multiple ways, revealing shocking events from his life and career.

It’s a biopic that challenges the audience to reflect on the choices we make every day and just how far we’re willing to go to achieve our dreams.”

Rating: B+

Standard biopic elevated by performances and craft
The Apprentice is a standard issue biopic that covers as much of Donald Trump’s rise as possible. What makes it better than that sounds are the strong performances and stylish filmmaking, which elevate it into something more memorable. A supervillain origin story is an extremely fitting description for a film that’s main ambition is to show how a monster was created and lost any shred of humanity that was there to begin with.

Sebastian Stan gives an amazing performance shortly after his phenomenal performance in A Different Man, proving he’s the best actor currently working in and out of the MCU. He nails the look, mannerisms, and bullish personality of Trump and comes closer to looking like him as it goes along. Jeremy Strong was born to play roles like this due to his ability to convey a dominant and unflinching presence with ease, plus it’s not his first time doing this either.

Ali Abbasi’s direction has a strong grasp of the tone as Stan taking the final step into his Trump transformation is horrifying in more ways than one and uses Kasper Tuxen’s frenetic documentary style cinematography to bring a lot of energy to the proceedings. The soundtrack contains some appropriately lively songs to keep that energy going and the score by Brian Irvine, Martin Dirkov and David Holmes doesn’t sound how you’d expect, which works in its favour.

Rise and fall of Morels
Wow, I did not expect to like this as much as I did.

Donald Trump, a business man with ambitions and a lot of family backing. The Trump name is under a lawsuit on the grounds of racism, Donald meets a man named Roy Cohn, he is a big time lawyer who has defeated the government and holds a shaky reputation. Roy goes beyond the case as he takes a liking to Donald and shows him the ropes of how to be the best of the best. The rise of Donald Trump is rooted in Roy Cohn.

Seeing a large part of Trumps life like this is really interesting. I’m not 100% on what’s fact or fiction or what has been stretched but the movie is very believable.

Seeing Donald pick up Roy’s habits and manners is very interesting, the hand gestures and the over use of adjectives is very funny. He took what Roy thought him and turned it to the max.

Playing fast and lose with his families fortune, bending the rules, favours, blackmail, all a very entertaining story, 7/10.

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Original Language en
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Budget 16000000
Revenue 12013393
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Biography, Drama, History
Director Ali Abbasi
Writer Gabriel Sherman
Actors Sebastian Stan, Jeremy Strong, Maria Bakalova
Country Canada, Denmark, Ireland
Awards 1 nomination
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