House of Gucci: A Sensational Story of Murder, Madness, Glamour, and Greed

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In the end, this is Lady Gaga’s film: her watchability suffuses the picture, an arrabbiata sauce of wit, scorn and style. She confessed once in a television interview that she would rather “weep in a Rolls-Royce than be happy on a bicycle.” Beatific … Lady Gaga with Vincent Riotta as Fernando Reggiani in House of Gucci. Photograph: Moviestore Collection/Alamy

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I am just as worthy as the next man,” Onorato would think, “even if he is rich or from an important family.” What you have to understand about the Guccis,” Jenny told a journalist in 1994, “is that they are all completely mad, incredibly manipulative, and not very clever. They have to be in control, but as soon as they get what they want, they crush it! They are destroyers, it’s as simple as that!”

By treating his staff as extended family, he got their undying commitment and loyalty—a management model common in Italian family-run enterprises.”

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Every human creature,” he used to say, “has three essential things that must always be in harmony among themselves: a heart, a brain, and a wallet. If these three elements don’t work together, problems will come.” Every human creature, he used to say, has three essential things that must always be in harmony among themselves: a heart, a brain and a wallet. If these three elements don;t work together, problems will come.”