Before they were running the White House, President Donald Trump and new White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci just wanted to be in this one OK-ish movie about Wall Street. 。

The president put the crew of。 The president put the crew of。Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps。

through a ream of vain specifications for filming his cantaloupe gelatin face in a scene that didn't make the movie, while Scaramucci coughed up $100,000 for 15 seconds of screen time and so his real-life hedge fund -- SkyBridge Capital -- would appear in the film. 。

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Scaramucci plays a finance guy of some sort, and his line is pretty appropriate to the current administration.。

Scaramucci plays a finance guy of some sort, and his line is pretty appropriate to the current administration. 。

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Trump would have been on screen about four times as long, but his scene was relegated to the realm of DVD extras.。

Trump talks with one of the film's stars, Michael Douglas, when they just happen to bump into each other at a London barbershop.  。

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"This is a great place to get a haircut," Trump says, before talking up combovers.。

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Douglas's character says he's a "gel man."。

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It is very good cinema about hair.。

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