Mark Beckman

Thank you so much for having me.

I appreciate it.

It's great to see you.

Look, I mean, first, let me tell you and to all of your audience and the fans of The First Lady, I am so grateful that they're taking the time out of their day to go and see the film, to hear this historic story, a story that's never been told before.

But it means the world to me and to The First Lady as we have put so much time and effort to create a story that's never been told before.

And what I'm really proud of is that The First Lady

once again created this groundbreaking moment where she identified a concept that has never been told before as it relates to theatrical, cinematic production.

The story of not her life,

but the 20 days leading up to becoming first lady of the United States of America again.

And what happens during that time period as it relates to her family, her career, and for philanthropy, it's not an easy journey for one to go on and it's never been told before.

So it's really for everybody in your audience.

And frankly, I'm very grateful that they've gone several times in some instances.

I've heard the same story.

It's amazing.

Okay.

There's a lot that we were not able to tell.

Great question, Link, because this is why we've built the docuseries.

So as you might be well aware of, we have a docuseries that will be launching soon.

We haven't locked the date yet, but it looks like it will happen this summer.

And that docuseries will allow for fans of The First Lady to learn more about