メラニア夫人ふじん主演しゅえんのドキュメンタリーに巨額きょがく報酬ほうしゅう

Melania Trump, the First Lady of the United States, received a huge payment of about $40 million approximately 6.3 billion yen for participating in the production of a documentary film about herself. This has sparked intense debate from various perspectives.

On December 28 last year local time, Bloomberg published an editorial titled Melania Trump Had the Worst Year, harshly criticizing her for behaving more like a content creator than fulfilling her public duties as First Lady.

The documentary film Melania original title will be released simultaneously worldwide on the 30th of this month, and documents Mrs. Melanias various activities over the 20 days leading up to President Trumps inauguration.

This production is being carried out by Muse Films, which she founded herself, and the American documentary company New Element Media, with Brett Ratner, known for the Rush Hour series, serving as the director.

Furthermore, there is also information that the three sequels to this movie will be available on Amazon Prime Video.

In the trailer for this work, there are scenes of President Trump and his wife having a friendly phone conversation at Trump Tower, as well as appearances by their son Barron. Supporters have praised it, saying things like Melanias refined beauty stands out and the direction is reminiscent of the movie Titanic.

However, the fact that she received a huge amount of compensation drew a lot of criticism.

Bloomberg pointed out that the First Ladys public position has transformed into a commercial brand, and offered a harsh opinion, stating, History will judge her coldly.

Furthermore, Rhonda Elaine Fox, who was in charge of womens strategy in former President Bidens election campaign, also criticized, saying, Its hard to understand why the First Lady is focusing on film production when the public is suffering from soaring prices. Famous podcast host Tommy Vietor also sarcastically remarked, Its as if Amazon paid a bribe for a video that looks like it was produced by the White House press office.

Furthermore, the fact that director Ratner was accused of sexual harassment during the #MeToo movement also sparked a great deal of controversy.

Mr. Ratner was sued in November 2017 on suspicion of sexual harassment and sexual assault, but he has consistently denied these allegations.

According to a survey by the American research firm YouGov, Melania Trumps approval rating in December of last year was only 36%, a further 6-point drop from the 42% at the end of President Trumps first term.

Furthermore, in a survey conducted in 2020 by Siena College, a private university in the United States, regarding the evaluation of First Ladies, Mrs. Melania was ranked lowest in many categories, such as contribution to the country and contribution to the president.