She is a complicated and fascinating character, and we are looking forward to telling the next chapter of her ever-evolving tale.” Wonder how many Cup O’ Noodles all those phone calls cost. We’ve been developing this project with her for months now - and spent countless hours on phone and video calls with her. Director of development Michael Driscoll said, “Anna’s story is very much alive and still unfolding as we speak. the company that brought you reality-TV gems like The Real World and Keeping Up With the Kardashians, is currently trying to find a home for the potential series.
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Sorokin’s life and scams are currently on display in the Netflix series Inventing Anna, which follows journalist Vivian Kent in the pursuit of the truth about Anna Delvey, whose real name is Anna Sorokin.
She’s currently in detention by immigration authorities due to overstaying her visa but has her eyes set (through her designer glasses) on her own reality show. According to Deadline, the fake heiress has wasted absolutely no time and is working on a docuseries that explores her life after prison. They say the devil works hard but Anna Sorokin works harder. It was there, shortly after quitting Purple, that she got the idea for her foundation and thusly, her new identity as a millionaire socialite.Photo: TIMOTHY A. In 2013, she traveled to New York for New York City Fashion Week and decided to stay. She was already infatuated with fashion, but while in Paris, she decided to start going by Anna Delvey. But something changed when she moved to Paris to intern at the magazine Purple. She was quiet and had trouble learning the language. She grew up in a small town southeast of Moscow before moving to a small village in Germany when she was 16.
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The real Anna was the daughter of a Russian truck driver and convenience store owner. Intermixed with real quotes and recorded interviews with childhood friends and her defrauded victims, “Fake Heiress” immerses you in Sorokin’s odd plan that somehow worked. The story is entirely true, with maybe a few hyperbolized details here and there (not the important details, though), but presented as a scripted podcast. Baker is the BBC Radio 4 reporter who gathered the details and interviews for this story, while Moss is the screenwriter who created the script. “Fake Heiress” is hosted by Vicky Baker and Chloe Moss, who describe this podcast as a mix of drama and documentary. She even defrauded multiple banks and hotels, convincing them to provide her with hefty loans and handing out IOUs to five star hotels Rachel was paid 35,000 by HBO to option her book into a project by Lena Dunham.
Everything about con-artist Anna Sorokin’s story is completely crazy, but it was just crazy enough to convince plenty of New York City socialites to hand over their money and resources to the fraudulent Anna Delvey Foundation. Netflix Reportedly Paid The Real Anna Delvey 320,000 For 'Inventing Anna,' And Heres What She Spent It On. My name is Julia, and I am your editor and scam librarian. Six episodes, each just about half an hour long, are about a story that, if it were a movie, critics would call far too on the nose. The Anna Delvey Foundation is a not-for-profit blog dedicated to collecting, preserving and cataloging records on con artists, cult figures, and scammers (both real and imagined) for socio-cultural research in order to bring light to the darker side of humanity. ‘Queen of the Con: The Irish Heiress’ hoodwinked victims from Belfast to Los Angeles
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