Quiz: Can you name these billionaires?
CREATOR OF SUCCESSION Jesse Armstrong released a new film this weekend about billionaires.
Mountainhead, a satirical drama starring Steve Carell, sees four tech billionaires meet up at a mountain resort for a weekend during a financial crisis. The trip takes a turn when all four of their social media platforms come under fire from the public.
Armstrong, who makes his directorial debut with the film, said
it was 'cathartic' for him to write in the voice of billionaires
. Like many, he explained that he has plenty of 'feelings' about the cohort.
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Given their notoriety, we want to know:
Can you name these billionaires?
Who is this billionaire basketballer?
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James Harden
LeBron James
Michael Jordan
Kevin Durant
Can you name this singer?
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Taylor Swift
Jennifer Lopez
Selena Gomez
Olivia Rodrigo
Which tech billionaire is this?
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Mark Zuckerberg
Bill Gates
Tim Cook
Jeff Bezos
Who is this big billionaire banker?
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Changpeng Zhao
Steve Cohen
Michael Bloomberg
Warren Buffett
Can you name this retail billionaire?
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Beate Heister (Aldi)
Alice Walton (Walmart)
Nancy Walton Laurie (ex-Walmart)
Sandra Ortega Mera (Zara)
Which sports billionaire is this?
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Rob Walton (American Football)
Shahid Khan (Soccer)
Mark Cuban (Basketball)
Josh Harris (Ice Hockey)
Who is this sports personality?
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Tiger Woods
Ken Kendrick
LeBron James
David Clifford
Can you name this buisnesswoman?
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Rihanna
Oprah Winfrey
Abigail Johnson
Kim Kardashian
Who is this?
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Joe Biden
Donald Trump
George Clooney
Richard Nixon
Which musician is this?
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Bruce Springsteen
Kanye West
Jay-Z
Post Malone
Can you name this billionaire?
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Whitney Houston
Cardi B
Béyonce
Rihanna
What is this person's name?
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Elon Musk
Bill Clinton
Bill Gates
Tim Cook
Can you name this person?
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Michael O'Leary
Richard Branson
Larry Ellison
Steve Ballmer
Who is this billionaire television presenter?
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Oprah Winfrey
Whoopi Goldberg
Alison Hammond
Wendy Williams
Who is this European billionaire?
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Amancio Ortega
Dieter Schwarz
Gerard Wertheimer
Arnold Schwarzenegger
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