The Apprentice gets cease and desist letter. Check out what Trump team and film producers say
Donald Trump have issued a cease and desist letter to the creators of "The Apprentice," aiming to halt its U.S. distribution, media reports said. The film, spotlighting Trump's early career, debuted at the Cannes Film Festival.
Legal Action to Halt Release
Attorneys for Trump have taken legal action against the creators of «The Apprentice,» seeking to prevent the film's sale and distribution in the United States.
Film's Portrayal of Trump
«The Apprentice» features Sebastian Stan as Trump and Jeremy Strong as Cohn, depicting Trump as ethically compromised and involved with the mob, as per media reports.
Response from Film Producers
Producers of «The Apprentice» have defended the film as a fair portrayal of Trump's past, emphasizing their desire for audiences to judge the film for themselves.
Trump Camp's Rebuttal
Trump's camp has strongly denounced the film, labeling it as defamatory and unworthy of public viewing.
Director's Response
Director Ali Abbasi has responded to Trump's legal threats, suggesting that Trump might appreciate the film if he were to see it.
FAQs:
What is the main issue between Donald Trump's team and the filmmakers of «The Apprentice»?
Donald Trump's team has sent a cease and desist letter to block the U.S. release of «The Apprentice,» a film that talks about him.
How have the filmmakers responded to the legal threats?
The filmmakers assert that the film is fair and balanced, encouraging audiences to watch and decide for
