The apprentice– a biopic starring Sebastian Stan as Donald Trump – is new to digital streaming this week.

The apprentice debuted at the 77th Cannes International Film Festival in May and was released in theaters on October 11th. The official logline for The apprentice is: “The story of how a young Donald Trump started his real estate business in 1970s and 1980s New York with the helping hand of notorious lawyer Roy M. Cohn.”

Jeremy Strong plays Roy Cohn The apprentice. The film also stars Maria Bakalova as Ivana Trump and Martin Donovan as Fred Trump.

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Pro Prime Video, The apprentice will debut on digital streaming via premium video-on-demand on Friday, November 1 at 12 p.m. ET for $24.99, the purchase price of the film.

The apprentice can also be pre-ordered on VUDU and AppleTV. It's unclear if the film will be available to rent on PVOD. Digital rental prices are typically $5 cheaper, so viewers can expect to rent The apprentice for $19.99 for a 48-hour period when a PVOD rental option is available.

How did Stan approach his portrayal of Trump?

In an interview with USA today before the publication of The apprentice in cinemas: Sebastian Stan, who starred in the series “The Winter Soldier”. avenger Movies as well as Tommy Lee in the Hulu series Pam & Tommy– spoke about how he got involved in playing the young version of future US President Donald Trump.

“How do you compete against the most famous person in the world?” “Someone that people care about so much and that everyone has an impression of?” Stan said USA today. “Director Ali Abbasi assured me that behind all the noise there was something that needed to be explored. Namely: Why do people do what they do?”

The Republican presidential candidate for 2024 struck The apprentice as “wrong and classless” on his Truth Social account after the film hit theaters.

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“It is a cheap, defamatory and politically repugnant hatchet job carried out just before the 2024 presidential election to damage the largest political movement in our country’s history,” read part of Trump’s Truth Social post.

According to The The numbers, The apprentice grossed $3.5 million during its North American theatrical run and nearly $2 million in international ticket sales, for a worldwide box office total of $5.5 million against a production budget of $16 million.

Rotten tomatoes Critics gave the film an overall rating of 81% “fresh” based on 210 reviews, while the film was rated 84% “fresh”. RT Audience rating based on over 500 verified user reviews.

Rated R, The apprentice will debut on PVOD on Friday.

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Note: This story has been updated with information confirming the November 1 publication date.