Prime Video is developing a feature-length documentary about singer Lily Allen, scheduled to arrive in 2027. Multiple outlets report that the streaming service has announced the untitled film following Allen’s high-profile return to music, including the release of her fifth album “West End Girl.” Prime Video describes the documentary as an “intimate portrait” of Allen’s life and career, characterizing her as a global icon and a “voice of a generation.” Sources also agree that the documentary will focus on Allen’s journey from her rise to fame in the late 2000s—often associated with MySpace-era stardom and early hit singles such as “Smile,” “LDN,” and “The Fear”—to her later reinvention as her career evolves.
Several reports mention the project includes interviews with people who know Allen well, with the overall framing centered on her rise to prominence and her experiences in the public spotlight. Earlier work and recent attention around “West End Girl” are cited as part of the context for the documentary’s timing, while the specific premiere date and full production details are not provided in the coverage.
