Melania Trump explains how she prepared for her role in the film “Melania”

“Choosing Melania to play herself in a documentary about Melania Trump was a stroke of genius,” says Brett Ratner, the director of the dreadful film “Melania,” with pride.
Over 257 minutes—which fly by—the film tells the story of an immigrant escort who supports a megalomaniacal, sixty-something ruler during his absolute reign.
 
The project's budget ballooned to $75 million due to the need to recreate the White House at full scale, the gold replica of Trump Tower, and a fully functional model of Air Force One.
 
To prepare for her role, the actress spent decades living among millionaires, subsisting on nothing but caviar, self-sufficiency, and celery. Thanks to this rigorous regimen, the now-legendary scene of Jeffrey Epstein's island rescue is a benchmark for method actors.

Robert De Niro himself has praised the film on social media, comparing the performance of Mrs. Trump to that of Meryl Streep or Margarita Xirgu: "You see her and you think she's Melania!"