Season 1 – Trust

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Simon R @RT64486026 Apr 8 Do Sutherland, Fraser and Swank turn in great performances? Yes. Could the producers have told this story in four or five 50m episodes, not ten (including a pointless final one)? Oh yes. Note that the film All The Money In the World, made a couple of years before, scores one extra percent from RT, and tells the same story in 2h 19m! See more Vander A @RT27493688 04/29/2024 Repetitive and long-winded. I can't find anywhere that this is actually based on the events that happened while he was in captivity. Everyone was good in it but each episode kept going over the material from the last episode. Could have been told in half the episodes and been much better. Plus Calling this family dysfunctional is an insult to dysfunctional families everywhere. These people are Uber-grade dysfunctional. See more Kathryn V @RT32297663 02/03/2024 100 percent better than that movie, all the money in the world. I'm watching it for the third time. See more tovangar T @RT10995558 05/17/2023 'Trust' is seriously worth your while for Brendan Fraser's portrayal of James Fletcher Chace, Getty's head of security. He is the backbone and heart of the series, appearing in every episode except one (Ep3). A shining intelligence. Chace will stay with you for years. The character is so fully-formed and believable, you'll have trouble convincing yourself he's fictional. Fraser is a brilliant actor. An absolute gift to all of us. I've found Donald Sutherland unbearable ever since his self-indulgent turn in 1993's 'Younger and Younger' playing Fraser's father. Nothing in the last 30 years has changed my mind about him. Sutherland should have retired after 1992's 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer', which, coincidentally, was the last time he appeared with Hillary Swank, who acquits herself well here in a thankless role, absolutely shining in her scenes with Fraser. Those two deserved their cache of Oscars. See more Eddie T @RT27605790 12/03/2022 As a former Getty Museum staffer from 1975 to 1990 and as a theatre director in L.A. and elsewhere, I loved this series. Sutherland gives an understated and thoroughly believable performance as JPG. Scary real, actually. Liberties taken, yes, but overall this well-documented drama of that time nails it. All the players deserve accolades as do the production staff. I highly recommend TRUST both as drama and as a bit of history of this troubled family. . See more 05/30/2020 Who can you Trust in a time like this? 9/10. See more Read all reviews

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