In a surprising revelation, acclaimed filmmaker Woody Allen expressed his desire to direct Donald Trump again, many years after the former president made a cameo in his 1998 film 'Celebrity.' During an episode of Bill Maher’s 'Club Random' podcast, Allen lauded Trump as 'a pleasure to work with' and praised his acting chops.

'I’m one of the few who can say I directed Trump,' Allen reminisced. He described the experience as enjoyable, saying, 'He was very polite, hit his mark, did everything correctly, and had a real flair for show business.' Allen went on to express interest in working with Trump again, asking, 'If he would let me direct him now that he’s president, I think I could do wonders.'

Trump's Memorable Cameo in 'Celebrity'.

In 'Celebrity,' Trump played himself in a brief but memorable scene where he was interviewed by a celebrity reporter about his latest real estate ventures. In a rare moment of self-deprecating humor, he joked about plans to redevelop St. Patrick’s Cathedral into something even taller and more beautiful.

Politics vs. Show Business: Allen’s Take.

Despite his admiration for Trump as an actor, Allen clarified that he fundamentally disagrees with him on almost all political issues. He revealed his support for Kamala Harris in the upcoming 2024 elections, emphasizing their stark differences.

Reflecting on Trump's transition into politics, Allen stated, 'Politics is nothing but headaches and critical decisions and agony.' He added, 'This was a guy I used to see at Knicks games, enjoying life and playing golf. Why would anyone want to step into the political arena?'

Ultimately, Allen reiterated his fondness for Trump’s professionalism on set, remarking, 'I would love to direct him now as president.' However, he acknowledged, 'That’s not gonna happen.'