The buzzing of Oscar makes Donald Trump’s movie a consecutive spotlight that he can’t stand

Controversial Donald Trump Facing the biographical “apprentice” that the president strongly opposed, he was nominated for two Oscar awards.

what happened: Although it strives to ensure poor performance of distributors and box office performance, this film is now competing for the best actor and best actor of this year’s Oscar.

Nominate Sebastian Stan (Sebastian Stan)Who plays Trump, Jeremy StrangPlay the role of Trump’s former lawyer and mentor Roy Cohn (Roy Cohn)Essence

Despite the decline in ratings in the digital age, the Oscar Gold Awards still attract a large number of audiences. Last year’s ritual only attracted nearly 20 million viewers in the United States. The award ceremony is scheduled to be held on March 2, which may bring major publicity to this movie.

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According to reports from insiders Gabriel Sherman (Gabriel Sherman)He wrote the script of the movie, praised Stan, and praised his strong performance for their performances. He also expressed satisfaction, although the college was still acknowledging the movie despite its popular political climate.

The release of this film is marked by the controversy, including the conflict between the financial home of the movie Mark RagpotAnd creative team.

The difficulty of finding the film in finding the issuer is related to the Hollywood worry about Trump’s worry about the November election.

Why is it important: In view of the controversial background and initial struggle of the film, the “apprentice” is nominated as the two major Oscar gold awards.

This film is facing many challenges, from searching for distributors to political pressure. Despite these obstacles, the recognition of this film indicates that Hollywood’s methods of political sensitive content may change.

This can pave the way for more controversial themes, thereby changing the landscape of the film industry.

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