Sylvester Stallone, the 'Rambo' star, has been a public supporter of Donald Trump. At the America First Policy Institute Gala in November 2024, Stallone introduced Trump, expressing his admiration for his achievements and comparing him to historical figures like Jesus Christ and George Washington. Stallone stated, “We are in the presence of a truly mythical character. I love mythology. Nobody in the world could’ve pulled off what he pulled off. So I’m in awe.”

Trump, in response, named Stallone as one of his “special ambassadors” to Hollywood, acknowledging his support. This relationship highlights the connection between Trump and some prominent figures in the entertainment industry.

Mel Gibson, another influential figure in Hollywood, has endorsed Donald Trump and has expressed critical opinions about political figures like Kamala Harris, whom he described with strong terms. On October 25, 2024, Variety reported Gibson's statements, which were widely commented on. Gibson's support for Trump has remained consistent during the 2024 presidential campaign.

Trump, in turn, promoted Gibson's support, suggesting that this would mark a “Golden Age of Hollywood.” Gibson, known for being a follower of traditionalist Catholicism, has been a vocal supporter of Trump.

Rob Schneider, known for his work in comedy, has positioned himself as a proud conservative and has endorsed Donald Trump since August 2024. Previously affiliated with the Democratic Party, Schneider has adopted a MAGA identity. His stance has drawn criticism from Hollywood colleagues, including Robert De Niro, reflecting the political divisions within the entertainment industry.

Schneider has used his support for Trump as part of his comedic material, which has generated mixed reactions. This change in stance demonstrates how political affiliations can influence careers and public perceptions in Hollywood.

Jon Voight, a veteran actor and Oscar winner, has been a staunch supporter of Donald Trump, defending him on multiple occasions. Voight has been named Trump's Special Ambassador to Hollywood and has compared Trump to Abraham Lincoln. His support for Trump has been criticized by some film critics, who question his alignment with policies they perceive as a tool to spread MAGA ideology, despite his status as a renowned actor.

Voight's defense of Trump reflects the diversity of political opinions within the film industry and how these can influence the public perception of actors.

Dean Cain, famous for his role as Superman, is another of Donald Trump's loyal supporters in Hollywood. Cain has openly stated his support for Trump and has expressed his desire to be an ICE officer, demonstrating his alignment with Trump's immigration policies. In 2025, Cain announced that he would join ICE, citing the importance of doing the right thing for the country, according to The Guardian.

Cain's stance highlights how some Hollywood actors are willing to publicly express their support for political figures, even when this involves taking controversial positions.