A young Donald Trump (Sebastian Stan), eager to make his name as a hungry second son of a wealthy family in 1970s New York, comes under the spell of Roy Cohn...
I struggled with which community to put this in, but ultimately: When a presidential candidate tries to stop a movie about himself from being released, that’s politics.
Now that I’ve seen it, completely agree. The out-of-date epithets (to me, at least) didn’t even hit as hard because they were in character. Speaking of wild, that the narrative structure turns out to be a tale as old as time is itself a statement.
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And I won’t bother to watch it because I know all I need to know about the moronic felon. Enjoy the show :)
I watched this at a local film festival and it was WILD. Dude was just a scared little narcissist his whole life.
The acting in this movie was exceptional. Definitely worth watching.
Now that I’ve seen it, completely agree. The out-of-date epithets (to me, at least) didn’t even hit as hard because they were in character. Speaking of wild, that the narrative structure turns out to be a tale as old as time is itself a statement.