The newly released trailer for a controversial Donald Trump biopic includes a shocking moment when a key ally smacks him in the face.
The official trailer for "The Apprentice," which stars Sebastian Stan as Trump, was released on YouTube Tuesday revealing new details about the film the former president has taken legal action to try and prevent from hitting theaters.
Trump's cease-and-desist letter did not stop Briarcliff Entertainment from dropping the trailer. They say the film will be released Oct. 11 — one month before the presidential election.
"The Apprentice" focuses on Trump’s early years in New York City as he courts the mentorship of Roy Cohn, the notorious chief counsel for Sen. Joseph McCarthy's blacklist committee who secured death sentences for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, a couple convicted of spying for the Soviet Union, via back-channel chats with the judge.
Trump and Cohn's relationship began in the 1970s when Trump and his father Fred were sued for discrimination against Black renters and the attorney urged the young realty mogul to countersue the Justice Department.
The trailer shows insults being hurled at Trump by both Cohn and Trump's first wife Ivana, who tells him his face looks like an orange.
Between voice-over tidbits of public relations advice, Cohn can be heard telling Trump the food he eats look "totally disgusting" and that he has a "big a--."
Moments after grabbing Trump by the gut, Cohn lunges at Trump and smacks him in the face.
