A relatively mediocre movie, kidnapping and other scenes do not have the excitement of a blockbuster, but it truly reflects the outrageous miserliness of Paul Getty, the richest man in the world at that time. When faced with the kidnapping of his grandson, he even showed his miserliness to the point of drenching. To the best of my ability.
This film is to highlight that although Paul Getty is the capital, he has little contact with others, and his descendants all died young because of drug addiction. As a result, a money empire collapsed.
Paul Getty's miserliness may be related to his life background. His father lent him money and asked him to repay 70% of the profits when Paul Getty made the first pot of gold. Money, he removed the wired telephone at home, in order to prevent the family from stealing the phone bill.
Paul Getty has been working hard all his life to earn more money for his business empire. However, this money has not bought him any happiness at all, and it has not brought his descendants the speed they deserve.
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