What does John Cusack's character mean when he says "Nicholas himself wouldn't have as much eggs as you" in the movie "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil"
I believe it's a reference to Tsar Nicholas II and his Fabergé Eggs. But I do not have a definitive source for that.
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