Gag. It's interesting though, how well American aristocrats blend into the population compared to Russia where it's relatively new and apparently very easy to call out who's descended from who and how they got rich. Perhaps it's that there are just so many here. I'm unable to find a copy of the full original Tatler article, but I am almo…
Gag. It's interesting though, how well American aristocrats blend into the population compared to Russia where it's relatively new and apparently very easy to call out who's descended from who and how they got rich. Perhaps it's that there are just so many here. I'm unable to find a copy of the full original Tatler article, but I am almost done with the McDonell book and it's a pretty easy and entertaining read. I had never even heard of 'In Time' (2011) but it's the same director as Gattaca and I plan to check it out too this weekend.
Gag. It's interesting though, how well American aristocrats blend into the population compared to Russia where it's relatively new and apparently very easy to call out who's descended from who and how they got rich. Perhaps it's that there are just so many here. I'm unable to find a copy of the full original Tatler article, but I am almost done with the McDonell book and it's a pretty easy and entertaining read. I had never even heard of 'In Time' (2011) but it's the same director as Gattaca and I plan to check it out too this weekend.
Original article in russian (archived): https://web.archive.org/web/20141002015829/https://www.tatler.ru/nashi_lyudi/interview_and_photo_set_21/334709_mariya_baybakova_uvolnyat_prislugu_nado_bistro_i_pri_svidetelyah.php#p=335196;
Haha! 10 departments!!! LOL