The Apprentice star Sebastian Stan believes people should watch the biopic to 'experience' the real Donald Trump as the US election takes place.

What propelled them was the “obsession” Eastern Europeans had with the American Dream. “All I ever heard about was America: the land of the free, the land of opportunity,” says Stan, who at 8, moved with his mother — a pianist, who named him after composer Johann Sebastian Bach — to Vienna before heading to the U.S.

Sebastian Stan 's controversial Donald Trump movie The Apprentice has become available to watch at home for US viewers. The film, which hit cinemas last month, focuses on the former US president's early career in New York real estate and his relationship with mentor Roy Cohn (played by Succession 's Jeremy Strong).

Sebastian Stan's The Apprentice gets a shocking theatrical release in Russia despite Donald Trump getting furious about the movie.

Sebastian Stan has pleaded with people to watch the Donald Trump biopic 'The Apprentice' so that viewers can can "experience" the real story of the presidential hopeful.

Sebastian Stan, who plays Donald Trump in the film "The Apprentice," made his strongest comments against Trump of this election cycle on the eve of Election Day.  During a taping of The Hollywood Reporter's "Awards Chatter" podcast on Monday,

The Emmy nominee, who portrays a young Donald Trump in the new movie, said the former president has "muddled" up the truth – and "ain't caring about your situation".