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All the Money in the
World (2017)
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Director:
Ridley Scott |
COUNTRY
USA/UK |
GENRE
Crime/Thriller |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
All
the Money in the World |
RUNNING TIME
133
minutes |
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Producer:
Dan Friedkin
Bradley Thomas
Quentin Curtis
Chris Clark
Ridley Scott
Mark Huffam
Kevin J. Walsh |
Screenwriter (based on a book by John Pearson):
David Scarpa |
Review
In
this old-timers' fest, Ridley Scott (80) and Christopher Plummer
(87) display their impressive workmanship. The film, about the much
publicized abduction of big-money heir John Paul Getty III back in
1973, is directed matter-of-factly by Scott, albeit with a slight
bias towards J. Paul Getty, who is portrayed as a simple villain
despite Plummer's best efforts. All the Money in the World is
an intriguing, well-documented study that works well on a
superficial level, but that lacks the emotional and dramatic depth
which could have made this a truly harrowing watch.
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