Actor Jeremy Strong talked to Stephen Colbert about playing Roy Cohn, whom he described as “vicious, despicable” and seen by many as “one of the worst humans of the 20th century.” But that didn’t mean there wasn’t room to play the late mob lawyer with a hint of whimsy!

Jeremy Strong is known for his serious, in-depth approach to playing characters, but that doesn’t mean he couldn’t have a little fun with his role as notorious lawyer and political fixer Roy Cohn in the upcoming film The Apprentice,

Per the synopsis, “A young Donald Trump (Sebastian Stan), eager to make his name as a hungry second son of a wealthy family in 1970s New York, comes under the spell of Roy Cohn (Jeremy Strong), the cutthroat attorney who would help create the Donald Trump we know today.

In a new clip from The Apprentice, Ali Abbasi’s biopic on the rise of Donald Trump, Roy Cohn (Jeremy Strong) coaches the aspiring tycoon (portrayed by Sebastian Stan) on speaking with the press. “Hi Judy,

The highly anticipated biopic of Donald Trump, ‘The Apprentice’, has released its first trailer. Set to premiere on October 11, the film chronicles how Donald Trump succeeded in business under the tutelage of Roy Cohn.

Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice released its first trailer on Tuesday ahead of the much-discussed movie’s October release. The film, from director Ali Abbasi and writer Gabriel Sherman, follows Sebastian Stan as a young Trump under the mentorship of Jeremy Strong’s Roy Cohn.

Jeremy Strong, who plays his advisor and lawyer in the latest film about the beginnings of Trump's career, revealed that he recorded a scene that regrettably did not make it into the final cut. What a pity.