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Dorothy 2022-10-18 00:55:42
Big family grievances that don't involve money
Personally, I think the most outstanding part of this movie is that it has raised the grievances and entanglements within the giants to a higher level. On the surface, everyone wants to compete for inheritance, but at a deeper level, everyone's resentment towards the family is due to emotional...
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Morton 2022-10-24 18:26:44
Very nice, nice looking!
Spoiler: Business tycoon dies, granddaughter hires old lover detective to investigate killer. Inside the house are the elder sister of the tycoon's first wife, the tycoon's two sons, two daughters-in-law, two granddaughters, a grandson, the current wife, the lover of the current wife, and also the...
Gino Picciano
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Josephine: I hate stupid people. They're useless, apart from dying during wars like Grandpapa used to say.
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[first lines]
Newsreel Announcer: Death of a legend. It is with sorrow that the country learned this week of the death of Aristide Leonides. Born in 1871, he arrived from Greece, aged 23, without a penny in his pocket, and opened his first restaurant that same year. The first hotel was ready for business not long after. His first wife, Lady Marcia de Haviland, died young. But Mr. Leonides wasn't alone at the end. He is survived by his young and lovely American widow, Brenda. Here is Mr. Leonides with his eldest granddaughter, Sophia. Friend or foe, no one could dispute Aristide Leonides was a colossus of his time.
