The original story that inspired both the article and the adaptation is no less thrilling. The real Anna Sorokin hailed from a Russian town but was mostly brought up in Germany. When she deceived ...

In “Inventing Anna,” 11 Howard becomes 12 George, but most of the plot details check out. The show, which features Alexis Floyd as Neff, skips one detail Davis shared with Pressler: Sorokin ...

Inventing Anna is based on a true story surrounding Anna Delvey, whose real name is Anna Sorokin. After being convicted of grand larceny and theft of services in 2019, ...

After nine shocking episodes of Inventing Anna on Netflix, viewers want to watch more true crime-fraud shows like it.If you couldn’t look away while Anna Delvey (Julia Garner) defrauded the real ...

While the story may seem too outrageous to be true, Inventing Anna is indeed based on real events. The show follows Anna Sorokin, a Russian-born con artist who adopted the persona of Anna Delvey.

“Inventing Anna” is the tip of TV’s latest crime wave as producers and commissioners hope to find the horrifying stories that might one day take their place alongside such TV true crime ...

Scandal creator Shonda Rhimes casts Ozark actor Julia Garner as a mysterious con artist who really took New York by storm. But despite the cast, Inventing Anna can’t quite top the true story it ...

Inventing Anna tells the incredible true story of Sorokin, a twenty-something socialite who successfully posed as a rich German heiress under the name Anna Delvey in New York City.

There is a version of the Anna Sorokin, aka Anna Delvey, story that does this case justice. 'Inventing Anna' on Netflix isn't it. Way to flatten one of the most intriguing true crime sagas of the ...

The drama, released on Friday (11 February), tells the true story of Anna Sorokin, who used the fake name Anna Delvey and scammed friends and businesses out of large amounts of money by pretending ...

A moderately engaging fraud, the nine-episode miniseries “Inventing Anna” brings up the question of focus, and sending a true-scam narrative down intersecting tracks. I think the thinking ...