HERSHEY MOVIE TRAILER
HISTORY OF THE CHOCOLATE EMPIRE
Finn Wittrock stars in Mark Waters directed movie on famous HERSHEY chocolate with Alexandra Daddario playing his wife. Wittrock is
Milton Hershey, who, alongside his wife Kitty, built a candy
empire that powered a philanthropic legacy. In 1909, Milton and Kitty
founded the Hershey Industrial School, which provided free education and
housing to orphans and underprivileged children. Twenty years before
his death, Milton transferred the majority of his fortune into the
Milton Hershey School Trust, planting the seed for one of the wealthiest
educational endowments in the country. In developing a town around
their chocolate factory, the Hersheys also built theaters, recreation
centers and public transportation for their workers. The movie is out this Thanksgiving November 25th.
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| The movie is out this November in cinemas |
Have never had Hershey...Lindt is the favourite.
ReplyDeleteIt's rather cool today...11C now, will be warmed up to 19C later...too cold for the high summer.
Yes, you have told us many times LOL Lindt should pay you for advertising them LOL
DeleteWe are also having a fresher week, but that means "just" 35C instead of 45C lol
is it a movie? I was hoping for a miniseries.
ReplyDeleteNot a movie, we will just get a series on Cadbury, on Hershey not.
DeleteJá fiquei curiosa pela série adoro chocolates, Dezmond ótima semana abraços.
ReplyDeleteIt will be a film, sadly, not a serie. Happy new semana.
DeleteIt's great that businessmen help orphans, provide them with a good education and housing.
ReplyDeleteThey were among the first ones to do that in USA. Speaking of chocolate, we have your Pobeda chocolates in one of our stores and a lot of little bars and truffles in your Svetofor or Mere chain which is available here as well and very popular because it is very cheap.
DeleteJust think if more companies gave back to the community like that how much better off we could all be. Instead, we have assholes like Bezos and Musk who wouldn't dream of parting with their billions for the betterment of society. I was just reading about how many people who work for Amazon qualify for public assistance. I believe Walmart employees have said they offer information on how to apply for things like food stamps because they don't pay their workers enough. If you're sitting on more money than you can spend several lifetimes over, your employees should not be milking the taxpayers tit. More Hershey's mindset, less Walmart and Amazon.
ReplyDeleteIt is beyond me why they need so much money, it would give me headaches to have billions of billions like them. I was recently talking to AI about the direction the world is going and he told me that it is true that the world is turning to extreme capitalism where the companies will not care about the wellbeing or emotions of customers and people, just about earnings, and it is already happening with the way they treat us with ads and algorithms which are often against the logic and create frustration, but they don't care as long as it is there to use people and rob them of their money.
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