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In 1973, Gettys is one of the most rich families in America because of their oil fortune. One day John Paul Getty III, the heir of the family was kidnapped by a gang in order to get money from his money. All people surprise that the family do not take care about this thing or do not take a real step.
Notwithstanding the inexplicability of Fraser's sore-thumb performance, "Trust" is the definitive telling of the Getty story... of the past few months.
The instantly arresting performances of Sutherland and Fraser, plus a solid first impression by newcomer Dickinson, keep Trust on track as an immorality play that FX says will be "told over multiple seasons and spanning the twentieth century."
Trust is frenetically entertaining, but there's something insurmountably icky, if uncomfortably true, about its premise: Wealth makes people more interesting. The Gettys' money makes them grotesque, but it also makes them spellbinding.