Melania Trump Documentary: Everything that you need to know from a large -scale deal to the back of the first woman.
Melania Trump, the first woman in the United States, is giving her second term a few months ago. Being a partner of the President brings a lot to the plate, responsibilities, the rear scenes, the nation handling the nation, and what goes behind any decision to hire people-it should be quite complicated, and that is what is characterized by Melania Trump.
What will be the documentary?
In a chat with Fox and Friends, Melania introduced the documentary as a secret project in collaboration with Amazon, which attempts to cover the historic return of Donald Trump at the White House. Melania said, “We started production in November, and we are shooting now, so it’s a day-to-day life, what I am doing, what kind of responsibilities are there.”
He said, “This day-to-day, to go from the transition team to the White House, Packing, Establishment of My Team, to go to the First Lady Office, White House, to make your home, to hiring those you need,”.
What was the idea behind the documentary?
When she was asked about the idea and process that went behind the documentary, Melania revealed that her name was a success a year ago. “The book was such success, and I am very proud, and I received a lot of messages and letters [from readers] How they enjoy the book, and they will love, my fans and people, would like to hear more than me, ”he mentioned.
Furthermore, Trump expressed that the memoir was a large -scale hit, he had the idea of expanding his life details for a film. “So I had an idea to make a film, to make a film about my life. My life is incredible. It is incredibly busy. And I told my agent, you know, I have this idea. So please, you know, you know, go out and make a deal for me,” he said.
The deal between the first woman and Amazon
The agent signed a $ 40 million deal for his documentary and a rumor follow -up series. According to the Wall Street Journal, “First Lady cut is more than 70% of $ 40 million, according to people familiar with the case,” according to Wall Street Journal.
The documentary is going to be directed by Brett Ratnner, and the release date is not made public.
