The Invisibility of White WealthThe white-dominated film and television industry has taken far too long to finally skewer white wealth—as Succession does—instead of glamorizing it. To be fair, rich white characters with overt wealth and power have not been entirely absent from our screens. The common thread through these films is the sinisterness of wealthy white criminality. The Nascent Visibility of White WealthIn the past two decades, television finally began, albeit slowly, to normalize the skewering of white wealth. The Roys are a fictitious amalgam of any number of white wealthy dynasties that dominate American culture: the Murdochs, the Mercers, the Waltons, and of course, the Trumps.