In a surprising turn of events, former Commanders owner, Daniel Snyder, has found himself at the center of a brewing controversy surrounding a film he has backed. Recent reports suggest that Snyder is "furious" with the current version of the movie, while the subject of the film, Donald Trump, is equally unhappy.

According to sources, lawyers representing Trump have sent a cease-and-desist letter aimed at blocking the release of the film titled "The Apprentice." The movie made its premiere at the renowned Cannes Film Festival, raising eyebrows and generating significant attention.

One of the most contentious aspects of "The Apprentice" is a scene that allegedly depicts Trump raping his ex-wife, Ivana. This controversial portrayal has not only caused an uproar among fans and critics but has also landed the film in legal trouble, as Trump seeks to prevent its release.

The clash between Snyder, Trump, and the filmmakers has created a buzz within the industry, with anticipation building among viewers regarding the outcome of this battle. If the film does eventually see the light of day, it could potentially generate considerable interest and translate into a significant return on investment for Snyder.

As of now, the fate of "The Apprentice" remains uncertain, with legal proceedings likely to determine whether the controversial scene will be allowed to appear on screens. The film's release hangs in the balance, but the attention it has garnered could potentially work in Snyder's favor in securing a proper return on his investment.

Football fans who have awaited news on Snyder's recent activities may have gotten more than they bargained for as the former Commanders owner finds himself embroiled in a high-profile controversy surrounding a film he has supported. Only time will tell how this legal battle unfolds and whether "The Apprentice" will see a public release or be permanently shelved.