As it happens, the servants' humble clothes are stored and cataloged in generic "poor people" or "crowd scenes" boxes, which took a great deal longer to sort through.
With funds depleted, the drama team showed Lucan and his missus spending their holiday on a drafty British beach – no extras, no servants, no fine clothes, no evidence of largesse.
Slightly tattered by the economic ravages of postwar Britain, they still take for granted the perquisites of their class — well-trained servants, well-cut clothes — and are disconcerted when they are not forthcoming.
To survive, many became indentured servants, laundering miners' clothes and cooking their food--inadvertently laying the foundations of the ubiquitous Chinese Laundry and Chinese Restaurant in America.
What good is a period melodrama with airy drawing rooms, tart dialogue, fabulous clothes, plotting servants, and no love affair?
There are also a gym and a bar just an elevator ride away, along with attentive servants who wash his clothes, prepare some meals and clean his home.
The fabulous homes, clothes, shoes, servants, and opulent parties at first make the viewers admire the housewife and wish to be like her.
Only a few hundred people mostly civil servants, journalists and plain-clothes police in their tell-tale fur-lined jackets filled the small space in front of a stage of Ramallah's small central square where the Palestinian Authority relayed President Mahmoud Abbas' speech.
The Villa Giudice servants afterwards stole Wilde's clothes and other belongings, including the first draft manuscript of The Ballad of Reading Gaol.
