Fans correlate Sebastian Stan's seemingly disappointed look to the AI discourse surrounding Adrien Brody's The Brutalist.

Sebastian Stan’s physical transformation and cadence allowed him to slip into the role of President Trump, giving us more than a mere impression. Some may see that as essential to a movie like The Apprentice, and I would totally agree with that notion as he is the film’s functional protagonist.

The film, which earned two Academy Award nominations, was the subject of controversy after premiering at Cannes.

Sebastian Stan said in a recent interview that he misses working with his 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' co-star Anthony Mackie.

A Different Man has the makings of both an ironic comedy and a devastating tragedy: Stan plays Edward, a man living with neurofibromatosis, a condition that obscures his face with large but non-cancerous tumors,

Will Sebastian Stan be in Captain America 4? Stan and Anthony Mackie say no, but we feel like Bucky Barnes might appear in Brave New World.

In A Different Man, Sebastian Stan does what he does best, making us interested in unpleasant jerks.

However, as Ramirez explained, that eventually changed, and it started with a message from Stan: We were in Prague [for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier], and it was pre-COVID, and actually, Sebastian Stan set me up for this.

Sebastian Stan, who portrays a younger version of President Trump in the film “The Apprentice,” is among this year’s Academy Award nominees. The 42-year-old performer snagged on

Aaron Schimberg’s A Different Man ( now streaming on Max) will get your head spinning. This ouroborosian and surreal mini-saga enjoyed a recent profile boost when star Sebastian Stan took home a Golden Globe for his role as a New Yorker whose neurofibromatosis manifests in facial deformity – and who undergoes a mysterious procedure to make him look like Sebastian Stan.

Impressions and transformations usually win Oscars. Sebastian Stan's probably won't, even though he's done career-best work.