The currently untitled project will reportedly include more than 1,200 hours of footage, and will give fans a better understanding of Rihanna's businesses, her family, sense of humour, and her love life. What’s more, THR reports that Amazon paid $25 million for the film's rights. That sounds like a pretty impressive payday to us.Also worth noting, the documentary is directed by Peter Berg, who's no stranger to huge Hollywood action blockbusters (and yes, Friday Night Lights). He and Rihanna worked together on the 2012 film Battleship, so we’re pretty excited to see what they come up with in this format, sans alien spacecraft (oops, spoiler).Now, this isn't the first major deal Rihanna has forged with Amazon. Earlier this year, Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty Show premiered on Amazon Prime Video — and to say it was epic would honestly be an unforgivable understatement.2019 ends in 19 days and there is no sign of ms Rihanna releasing the new music she promised us pic.twitter.com/F8iNrkTAJh
— c (@chuuzus) December 12, 2019
The show, which took place in New York City, featured appearances by Halsey, Migos, Cara Delevingne, Gigi and Bella Hadid, Laverne Cox, Normani, and more.Is it just us, or does everything Rihanna touch turn to gold?[video_embed id='1799599']RELATED: This is what happened when Rihanna followed Jagmeet Singh on Instagram[/video_embed]Clutch ya pearls hunny because IT’S SHOWTIME! The #SAVAGEXFENTYSHOW is OFFICIALLY?LIVE? on @PrimeVideo. Now sit back, slay, and enjoy the show ? cc: @rihanna pic.twitter.com/DH8YyijTgS
— Savage X Fenty by Rihanna (@SavageXFenty) September 20, 2019