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Woody Allen Describes Donald Trump as a Delightful Co-Star in 1998 Film

Woody Allen Describes Donald Trump as a Delightful Co-Star in 1998 Film

Director Woody Allen, known for his decades-long career in Hollywood, recently shared an unexpected perspective on former President Donald Trump during an interview with comedian Bill Maher. Although Allen does not support Trump’s political views, he recalled their collaborative experience on the set of his 1998 film ‘Celebrity’ with fondness.

On the latest episode of Maher’s podcast, ‘Club Random’, Allen reminisced about directing Trump, noting that the former president proved himself to be not only professional but also enjoyable to work with.

“No, I’m not a Trumper,” Allen clarified on the podcast. “I’m one of the few people who can say he directed Trump. In ‘Celebrity’, he was a pleasure to work with and a very good actor.” This candid admission presents an intriguing contrast to Allen’s usual critical stance on political figures.

Trump’s Cameo in ‘Celebrity’

In his role, Trump played himself alongside actress Judy Davis in a scene that aimed to satirize the world of fame and success. During this memorable exchange, he conversed about controversial plans to tear down St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City, envisioning a