The image handlers go through great lengths to make sure that you're photographing exactly what they want and nothing else, and my great joy is trying to bend the rules and escape that".
But given the legion of publicity men and image handlers surrounding the typical real-life billionaires, understanding these fictitious characters is as close as most of us will come to grasping the minds of the very rich.
He or his image-handlers would be well-advised to watch a DVD of Frost and Nixon – and, in the following respect, there is evidence that they have.
Accordingly, Bush's image-handlers quite deliberately decided that neither he nor his war in Iraq would become associated with long, low boxes draped with the American flag.
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She sat for an interview alone, unsupervised by a handler or image-polishing manager.
Referring to the publicists, handlers and image makers who now call the shots, Arnold said, almost mournfully, "Today, everybody wants a piece of the action".
As if to underscore his team-first image, James and his handlers decided to bring his Cavaliers teammates to his high school in Akron, Ohio, as he accepted the award.
His good looks, Mr. Smith said, initially lent credence to the criticism that, "'He's too young, he's too inexperienced, he's a snot-nosed kid".' The Kennedy-Nixon debate was widely considered a turning point in American politics, the beginning of the era when media handlers and image consultants dominated campaigns.
The first leak caused distress at 10 Downing Street because it portrayed Mr. Blair as a politician consumed with short-term popularity gains rather than as a reformer with a long-range vision, the image he and his handlers like to put forward.
