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Inside the Fight to Release ‘The Apprentice’

Vanity Fair · Gabriel Sherman · last updated
On the night of May 20, I stood in my tuxedo inside the storied Auditorium Louis Lumière at Cannes and listened as more than 2,000 people in black tie gave an eight-minute standing ovation for the film I wrote: The Apprentice.
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