On January 4, in Italian cinemas: All the money in the world

On January 4, in Italian cinemas: All the money in the world

All the money in the world, in theaters since 4 January, nominated for three Golden Globes and directed by Ridley Scott.

Is being the richest man in history to do anything when they kidnap your beloved niece to ask for a millionaire redemption? The film 'All the money in the world' will answer this question starting Thursday, January 4, the day of the release in Italian cinemas.

ALL MONEYS IN THE WORLD ... what a film it is

'All the money in the world' is a dramatic film, which tells of events that actually happened and is based on the eponymous essay by John Pearson. The film is nominated for three Golden Globes: Best Director (Ridley Scott), Best Supporting Actor (Christopher Plummer) and Best Actress (Michelle Williams).

ALL MONEYS OF THE WORLD ... synopsis

Rome, 1973.

At 3 am on July 10, 1973, in Rome, near Piazza Farnese, John Paul Getty III was kidnapped. The request for redemption of the kidnappers, however, is not taken seriously by the family, apart from his mother Gail; in fact the other family believe it is a gimmick of the young rebel to scrape money at the greedy and rich grandfather.

The kidnappers contact some newspapers and they come to cut and send to the editorial staff of Il Messaggero an ear of the sixteen year old John Paul Getty III, with a note where they insisted to be serious.

With the help of an expert, a former CIA agent hired by his grandfather, then begin the real negotiations for the payment of the ransom and release. Some masked men kidnap the sixteen year old John Paul Getty III (played by Charlie Plummer), the nephew of the richest man in the history of the planet, that is Jean Paul Getty (Christopher Plummer).