Trust

This anthology series explores a different major event or relationship in the life of John Paul Getty during his lifetime. Each episode delves into a specific period, highlighting his complex personality, his vast wealth, and the often-tumultuous relationships he maintained with family and associates. The series aims to uncover the intricate layers of a man who was both a visionary and a controversial figure in the 20th century.

Trust received mixed reviews from critics, who often praised its ambitious scope and strong performances, particularly from Donald Sutherland as the elder Getty. However, many found the narrative disjointed and criticized its handling of sensitive subject matter, leading to a polarized reception from audiences as well.

• Praised for its stellar cast and high production values.
• Criticized for an unfocused narrative and a lack of emotional depth.
• Deemed by some as an interesting, albeit flawed, character study.

Google audience: Audience reception was varied, with many appreciating the performances and the glimpse into the Getty family's history. However, some viewers felt the series was overly melodramatic and failed to fully capture the complexities of its subject.

The series faced a significant casting change for the role of John Paul Getty III; Harris Dickinson was originally cast but was replaced by Christian Antidormi before filming began, and then again by Louis Partridge for the final season, which focused on the kidnapping.