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THE APPRENTICE

by Gabriel Sherman

Roy Cohn reveals his ruthless philosophy and the illegal methods he used to win a major case to a young Donald Trump. As Roy confesses to his role in the Rosenberg executions and his use of blackmail, Donald is both horrified and mesmerized by the power of total lack of empathy.

THE APPRENTICE

by Gabriel Sherman

Donald Trump is interviewed by Rona Barrett about his public feud with Ed Koch and his business success. During the exchange, he deflects questions about his father's help and first hints at the possibility of a presidential run if he were to lose his fortune.

Battle of the Sexes

by Simon Beaufoy

In a quiet, intimate hotel room, Billie Jean King practices tennis against an invisible opponent in the middle of the night. She reveals to Marilyn the childhood trauma of being excluded for her social class, explaining that her drive to be number one is the only way she can truly have a voice in the world.

Battle of the Sexes

by Simon Beaufoy

Larry arrives at Billie Jean's hotel room and discovers evidence of her infidelity. Despite his heartbreak, he maintains a professional exterior to protect her focus before her tennis finals, while Billie Jean struggles with the guilt of her secret life.

The Wolf of Wall Street

by Terence Winter

Jordan Belfort attempts to subtly bribe FBI Agent Denham on his luxury yacht by offering 'investment opportunities' and questioning the agent's modest salary. The power dynamic shifts when Denham reveals he is uncorruptible, leading to a tense and insulting confrontation as Jordan kicks the agents off his boat.

American Splendor

by Robert Pulcini, Shari Springer Berman

Harvey Pekar nervously pitches his idea for a realistic, autobiographical comic book to the underground artist Robert Crumb. As Crumb validates Harvey's work and offers to illustrate it, Harvey's psychosomatic laryngitis miraculously disappears from the sheer excitement of being understood.