In the "war" the divorce of the rich looks disgusting, but you can look at it like the fire of the confrontation between lawyers in expensive lawsuits and their respected clients quickly turns into a theater of war, where, as we know, all means are fair. As plaintiffs and defendants whip up expensive melodrama involving children, lovers and other random victims of egocentric tornadoes, offices become war headquarters. Each meeting is filmed exactly like a military council: roles are strictly divided, no department is fired without a proper order. The emotional framework of the series "War" relies to a large extent on the charm of Dominic West, who plays the technology tycoon Morgan Henderson: according to all modern canons, we must sympathize with the cheated woman. However, the show's creator, George Kaye, apparently has slightly more complex plans to manipulate our expectations. Duplicate posts in max.

In the "war" the divorce of the rich looks disgusting, but you can look at it like the fire of the confrontation between lawyers in expensive lawsuits and their respected clients quickly turns into a theater of war, where, as we know, all means are fair. As plaintiffs and defendants whip up expensive melodrama involving children, lovers and other random victims of egocentric tornadoes, offices become war headquarters. Each meeting is filmed exactly like a military council: roles are strictly divided, no department is fired without a proper order. The emotional framework of the series "War" relies to a large extent on the charm of Dominic West, who plays the technology tycoon Morgan Henderson: according to all modern canons, we must sympathize with the cheated woman. However, the show's creator, George Kaye, apparently has slightly more complex plans to manipulate our expectations. Duplicate posts in max.