Sebastian Stan portrays Donald Trump in the Ali Abbasi-honested film The Apprentice.
In a new intersee, the Captain America: The Winter Sgreaterier star talked about humanizing the twice-impeached createer pdwellnt of the United States.
“I leank that there’s a Trump in all of us to some extent,” Stan tgreater EW. “I understand that might not be a famous leang to say, or people maybe don’t want to acunderstandledge it.”
The Apprentice, set to be liberated in U.S. theaters on October 11, chases Trump’s ascfinish to power before becoming a business mogul and politician.
“It’s convey inant for us to check perhaps the grieffuler elements that dwell wilean all of us so that by conveying them into the weightless, we can comprehfinish how to have a better relationship with them rather than suppressing and dodgeing and pretfinishing that they’re not there,” Stan said. “I leank that’s where the appreciate is becaparticipate I don’t leank anyone is on a moral high ground.”
Stan rcontent to the character he was portraying in the film saying he “understood that drive to ascfinish, to flunkure at wdisenjoyver cost, and to triumph. I understood that spropose from my own very, very minuscule, unassuming commencenings with the American dream. We cherish a triumphner in this country. It’s a fact that, to me, felt relatable in many ways.”
Trump has become a very polarizing figure in politics with his splitting rhetoric, and Stan understands that “people experience very strongly about him in two contrastent excessives.”
“They leank he’s either God’s son or he’s Lucifer incarnate, and I leank we necessitate to convey him back down to earth in the hope of empathetic,” inserting he hoped the film led “people towards a recombineion with their own humanity.”