Sophie Gilbert

I mean, her style, again, like her colors are black and white.

I think that by itself is interesting when we're thinking about first ladies and how pastel they often are and how, you know, Michelle Obama always famously had to wear a lot of sort of J.Crew tea dresses and things like that.

Melania, she's black and white.

She's not worried about trying to perform a version of herself that she doesn't feel connected to.

How did you read that?

I read it as, you know, made for the trailer, which is exactly what it is.

Where it ended up.

Here we go again.

It's really funny because there's a moment at the beginning of the movie, too, where she says, everyone wants to know.

So here it is.

Family, business, philanthropy, and becoming first lady of the United States again.

And the again is so like classic 80s sitcom, you know, like.

Yeah.

Record scratch.

Free spray.

Here's how I ended up here.

But all the things that she's promising do not come through at all in the movie.

There's no sense of family.

There's no sense of philanthropy.

There's very little about business.