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The timing might seem accidental, but it’s not,’ Strong told Variety at the film's premiere. ‘This is a monster movie — a Frankenstein movie about one monster creating another,’ he said.

‘Apprentice’ star Jeremy Strong calls Trump film a ‘Frankenstein movie’: 'Creation of a monster...'

<h2>The timing might seem accidental, but it&rsquo;s not,&rsquo; Strong told Variety at the film's premiere. &lsquo;This is a monster movie &mdash; a Frankenstein movie about one monster creating another,&rsquo; he said.</h2>

The buzz surrounding The Apprentice &mdash; the controversial biopic about a young Donald Trump and his mentorship under the ruthless Roy Cohn &mdash; has been building for years.
The movie, which took seven years to make and nearly fell apart multiple times, is now being released just before Election Day.
But actor Jeremy Strong, who plays Roy Cohn, isn&rsquo;t buying the notion that its release is purely coincidental.
&lsquo;The timing might seem accidental, but it&rsquo;s not,&rsquo; Strong told Variety at the film's premiere.
&lsquo;This is a monster movie &mdash; a Frankenstein movie about one monster creating another,&rsquo; he said. The actor added that while the film wasn&rsquo;t designed to be partisan, it carries a clear point of view, exposing how Trump became what he is today.
The film&rsquo;s depiction of Trump offers both moments of charm and deep controversy, from his rise through New York&rsquo;s elite circles to the brutal, monster-like transformation.
Sebastian Stan gives an uncanny performance as Trump, while Strong delivers an exceptional portrayal of Cohn.
But the film doesn&rsquo;t shy away from the dark side: it portrays disturbing scenes like Trump&rsquo;s assault on Ivana and his ruthless tactics to humiliate Cohn as he succumbs to AIDS.
When asked whether the film is meant to humanize Trump or serve as a political hit piece, director Ali Abbasi had no hesitation. He pointed to the long road the film has faced and how it was an act of defiance against the powerful interests aligned with Trump.
&lsquo;After everything we&rsquo;ve been through, this is our chance to release it,&rsquo; Abbasi said.
&lsquo;We&rsquo;ve been up against corporations, Trump&rsquo;s legal team, and lack of funding. If we don&rsquo;t release it now, we might never get another shot,&rsquo; he said.
Despite facing a cease and desist from Trump&rsquo;s legal team, Abbasi&rsquo;s resolve remains firm.
He described the U.S. justice system as flawed, acknowledging that although he might win in court, he could lose everything in legal costs.
&lsquo;Trump has unlimited resources and friends who can bury anyone who stands in his way,&rsquo; he said.
Abbasi concluded with a scathing critique of the political system. &lsquo;It&rsquo;s not about Democrats or Republicans. It&rsquo;s about the whole system of power. The U.S. political system is like WWE,&rsquo; he said.
As the premiere continued, former Trump fixer Michael Cohen was on hand to add his own thoughts. &lsquo;If I were Trump, I&rsquo;d sue,&rsquo; Cohen quipped. &lsquo;But I think retaliation will be more sinister than anyone expects,&rsquo; he said.
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Emmys 2020: List of big winners!

Hosted virtually by Jimmy Kimmel&nbsp;this year's Emmy&nbsp;Awards felt different owing to the pandemic. Know who won which Emmy&nbsp;Award this year.
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Rocked by the pandemic, this year the&nbsp;Emmy Awards were different. Jimmy Kimmel hosted the ceremony virtually&nbsp;from the Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles.
HBO dystopic superhero drama&nbsp; &lsquo;Watchmen&rsquo;&nbsp;with 26 nominations won four awards, including Outstanding Limited Series, Best directing series and acting trophies for&nbsp;Regina King&nbsp;and supporting actor trophy for Yahya Abdul-Mateen II.&nbsp;
HBO's&nbsp;'Succession' bagged Outstanding Drama Series award, while&nbsp;'Last Week Tonight With John Oliver' won outstanding variety talk series for the fifth year in a row.
'Schitt&rsquo;s Creek' swept the first seven awards, including all four comedy acting trophies for Catherine O&rsquo;Hara, Eugene Levy, Daniel Levy and Annie Murphy.
In one of the night&rsquo;s few truly surprising moments, the 24-year-old actress and former Disney Channel star Zendaya won her first Emmy for&nbsp;Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series for her performance in 'Euphoria'.&nbsp;
Jeremy Strong won Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series award for his performance in 'Succession' and Mark Ruffalo bagged Outstanding Lead Actor In A Limited Series Or Movie award for his performance in 'I Know This Much Is True'.
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Here's what to expect from 'Emmys 2020'

The Staples Centre in Los Angeles will be empty on Monday,&nbsp;apart from host Jimmy Kimmel, as the 72nd Emmys kicks off virtually this year.
There's no red carpet either, no fashion extravaganza or even a semblance of a star-studded gallery audience. Hollywood A-listers&nbsp;are expected&nbsp;to trade gowns and tuxedos for pyjamas this year.
HBO series 'The Watchmen' is leading the nomination pack with 26 nods, followed by Amazon's The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel with 20; and Netflix's Ozark and HBO's Succession with 18 each.
Jennifer Aniston, Olivia Colman, Jodie Comer, Laura Linney, Sandra Oh and Zendaya are up for best actress in a drama
while Jason Bateman, Sterling K. Brown, Steve Carell, Brian Cox, Billy Porter and Jeremy Strong are best actor hopefuls this year.
The biggest battle of the night however, will be between HBO and Netflix. In total, Netflix bagged 160 nominations while HBO managed 107.
Tackling racism in showbiz is likely to be the dominant theme at the Emmys this year. The Emmys will honour the career achievement of Tyler Perry, entertainment mogul who championed greater diversity in Hollywood.
Lest we forget, there's the pandemic too.
The 130-odd nominees, presenters, and performers will be scattered at different locations around the world. Reports say they were each sent a package with a laptop, microphone, a ring light, and a high-resolution camera to shoot themselves during the show.
 As the award night unravels from their homes, there are bound to be some surprises in store.

SUPER: 72nd Emmys is going virtual this year SUPER: Awards will be hosted by Jimmy Kimmel The Staples Centre in Los Angeles will be empty on Monday, ((stills of Kimmel with mic)) apart from host Jimmy Kimmel, as the 72nd Emmys kicks off virtually this year.
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SUPER: No red carpet looks, no star-studded gallery SUPER: Celebs to trade pyjamas for gowns, tuxedos? ((empty red-carpet visuals)) There's no red carpet either, no fashion extravaganza or even a semblance of a star-studded gallery audience. Hollywood A-listers&nbsp;are expected&nbsp;to trade gowns and tuxedos for pyjamas this year.
 ((gfx in))
 HBO series 'The Watchmen' is leading the nomination pack with 26 nods, followed by Amazon's The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel with 20; and Netflix's Ozark and HBO's Succession with 18 each.
 ((gfx change))
 Jennifer Aniston, Olivia Colman, Jodie Comer, Laura Linney, Sandra Oh and Zendaya are up for best actress in a drama
 ((gfx change))
 while Jason Bateman, Sterling K. Brown, Steve Carell, Brian Cox, Billy Porter and Jeremy Strong are best actor hopefuls this year.
 ((gfx change))
 The biggest battle of the night however, will be between HBO and Netflix. In total, Netflix bagged 160 nominations while HBO managed 107.
((gfx out))
SUPER: Diversity in Hollywood to dominate Emmys SUPER: Entertainment mogul Tyler Perry to be honoured Tackling racism in showbiz is likely to be the dominant theme at the Emmys this year. The Emmys will honour the career achievement of Tyler Perry, entertainment mogul who championed greater diversity in Hollywood.
Lest we forget, there's the pandemic too.
SUPER:&nbsp;Nominees, presenters will go live from their homes The 130-odd nominees, presenters, and performers will be scattered at different locations around the world. Reports say they were each sent a package with a laptop, microphone, a ring light, and high-resolution camera to shoot themselves during the show.
As the award night unravels from their homes, there are bound to be some surprises in store.

The Staples Centre in Los Angeles will be empty on Monday,&nbsp;apart from host Jimmy Kimmel, as the 72nd Emmys kicks off virtually this year.
There's no red carpet either, no fashion extravaganza or even a semblance of a star-studded gallery audience. Hollywood A-listers&nbsp;are expected&nbsp;to trade gowns and tuxedos for pyjamas this year.
HBO series 'The Watchmen' is leading the nomination pack with 26 nods, followed by Amazon's The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel with 20; and Netflix's Ozark and HBO's Succession with 18 each.
Jennifer Aniston, Olivia Colman, Jodie Comer, Laura Linney, Sandra Oh and Zendaya are up for best actress in a drama
while Jason Bateman, Sterling K. Brown, Steve Carell, Brian Cox, Billy Porter and Jeremy Strong are best actor hopefuls this year.
The biggest battle of the night however, will be between HBO and Netflix. In total, Netflix bagged 160 nominations while HBO managed 107.
Tackling racism in showbiz is likely to be the dominant theme at the Emmys this year. The Emmys will honour the career achievement of Tyler Perry, entertainment mogul who championed greater diversity in Hollywood.
Lest we forget, there's the pandemic too.
The 130-odd nominees, presenters, and performers will be scattered at different locations around the world. Reports say they were each sent a package with a laptop, microphone, a ring light, and a high-resolution camera to shoot themselves during the show.
 As the award night unravels from their homes, there are bound to be some surprises in store.

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