The American actor and singer Leslie Odom Jr. reportedly revealed that a new documentary film is being made about his return to Hamilton. In an exclusive interview with TODAY, the musician shared the news in London's Victoria Palace Theatre while wrapping up his 9-week limited role as Aaron Burr in the musical Hamilton.Leslie revealed that Mel B sat just two rows ahead, watched his show, and enjoyed the evening with her daughter. When he stepped onto the stage before his performance, the audience applauded almost without pause, sang along to every song, and kept dancing in their seats during the entire two-and-a-half-hour show.Leslie Odom Jr. shares his experience while playing in HamiltonLeslie Odom Jr. officially announced that he is making a documentary movie about his return to the musical play Hamilton. The film will feature his time back on Broadway and his recent West End debut at London's Victoria Palace Theatre. While he was explaining, he opened up about his past moments and said,"I sat two rows behind Scary Spice, aka Mel B, who told me that she’s seen the show “loads of times” and had a great time with her daughter that night. She wasn’t the only one."Thus, Leslie's fans can expect to see Mel B in his upcoming film. The actor further shared that when an actor opens a new show, a sense of worry is present within him or her before the curtain rises. He said that the feeling of performing in front of a West End audience was different because the people were just as excited as he was.Leslie breaks down his return as Aaron Burr in Hamilton View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe Oscar-nominated actor joined a Zoom call after the matinee show from the stalls of the theatre and opened up about his West End experience. During the call, he shared that he was open and vulnerable about his decision to play Aaron Burr. He explained,"It was everything that I hoped it would be. These are hallowed spaces. They’re legendary houses, and to get to have nine weeks at the Victoria Palace was everything I dreamt it would be. I have loved every single moment. I couldn’t have asked for a better debut than Hamilton."The musician further shared that a small film crew has created a documentary about his return to Hamilton in New York, which will be released soon. He expressed pride in how the project is coming together and mentioned that reflecting on the recent 10-year mark feels like a meaningful milestone.Leslie shared his challenge of performing eight shows a week. He recalled that he fell ill while performing in one of the West End shows. The actor ultimately explained that the effort of playing in his live musical show was even more rewarding, leaving him drained yet thrilled at the close of each week.Follow Soap Central for more updates on entertainment.