'She's done a great job' - Donald Trump praises Melania's film

BBC News - WorldFiled 2026-01-30 · 10:35 GMTLean · CenterRead · 1 min

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Melania Trump premiered her documentary, "Melania: Twenty Days to History," with her husband, Donald Trump, in attendance. The film documents her transition from private citizen to First Lady leading up to Donald Trump's second inauguration. Melania Trump produced the documentary to showcase the experience of becoming First Lady. Amazon reportedly acquired the rights to the film for $40 million, with an additional $35 million allocated for marketing. This marks the first time a sitting First Lady has been the subject of such a documentary.

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She wanted to "show other people what it takes to go from being a private citizen to first lady again."

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Melania Trump produced the film.

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Melania: Twenty Days to History follows Melania Trump in the run up to Trump's second inauguration.

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Melania Trump and Donald Trump attended the premier of her new documentary, Melania: Twenty Days to History.

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Amazon paid around $40m for the rights to the film, and another $35m in marketing costs.

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Melania Trump and her husband US President Donald Trump have walked the black carpet at the premier of her new documentary.Melania: Twenty Days to History, follows her in the run up to Trump's second inauguration, the first time a sitting first lady has featured in such a documentary. She also produced the film.Speaking at the premier, Mrs Trump said she wanted to "show other people what it takes to go from being a private citizen to first lady again."It is believed that Amazon paid around $40m (£29m) for the rights to the film, and another $35m (£25m) in marketing costs.

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