I review and explain the ending to Inventing Anna Netflix. I discuss the story, the characters, and the ending of the Netflix limited series. I react to the show about Anna Delvey.
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What did you think of this TV show? If I could change one thing, it would be reducing the run time DRASTICALLY! Comment what you thought below!
I agree they dragged the episode timeline way too much
Absolutely. I am watching the third episode right now and l thought the same.
This was a great series. In the end, Anna got the fame she wanted. The series did seem to tone her down a bit. The real Anna comes across much more sociopathic.
Agreed! She has no remorse
She genuinely felt that what she did wasn’t wrong it’s wild to me that there are people out there that do stuff like this
@@sherrij5024 that’s because she felt that stealing from the rich is a victimless crime.
@@WRX2001 that i can understand
@@WRX2001 That's a very interesting POV. Through out the story I saw Anna the villain, but she did show the greed and stupidity of the rich, they were using her as much as she used them, they all fell for the Big Spender and bypassed her with all kinds of proper procedures. Having that said, Anna deserved to be punish of what she did, especially to Rachel and Nora.
I'm disgusted by the fact that in real life, a lot of people are supporting Anna and her behavior, how on earth would you think anything she has done was right and "admirable"? This world is done.
I think it’s not the end result of each action she took, but the way she got herself through it. It was 1000% wrong, but from a business pov it was outstanding and very outrageous of her. I think that most people that defend see that. But i know you might be talking about the other people who just wish hell on the rich and therefore aplaude this behavior.
So right!
Right? She should be in prison for the next 20 years..
She conned Luxury Hotels and banks. And the leech Rachel. Why wouldn’t be we cheering her on?
@@lgarza186 because she is a thief.. how would you feel if she stole 60 k from you?
Important note: In reality, Rachel did not make $600,000. She made $75,000 with a potential to make $300.000 on the book. And the HBO movie fell through. There were a lot of inaccuracies in the show. Rachel was treated unfairly in the show in that her personality is very different in real life. Netflix intentionally portrayed her badly since she didn't sign with then, but with HBO. Even Kacy and Neff took exception with the way Rachel was portrayed and didn't really have much animosity toward her. She was screwed over by a selfish sociopath. The show was entirely too sympathetic toward Anna despite how truly evil she is. That really irked me. Makes me mad at Netflix.
I agree… I felt bad for Rachel and how they portrayed her as a freeloader. I’ve seen a lot of people saying she deserved it and that’s awful
I agree. Rachel was stupid. But she was told she was invited to a all paid trip. I mean if I would be told that I definitely would at least pay for my own meal. But remember Rachel was not a millionaire. And Anna knew that. She could afford to pay for all of the trip.
@@thirstaefortae5057 I didn't like how they portrayed her either but do you think they did that just to add more drama to the series? Sometimes the producers will do that to make a show more entertaining to the viewers.
@@BCSBB I think Rachel was for sure taken advantage of. Anna must've known Rachel could afford the trip or maybe not afford is the right word but that she could at the very least put the tab on Rachel's card.
@@lorihendricks8617 I think so, that’s why they put that disclaimer in the beginning. It would be boring I guess if they presented Rachel as an average, naive victim. It’s just sad to me that I’ve seen many defend Anna. The 60 Minutes Australia Interviews for me offer a better insight. She’s remorseless and probably has some sort of personality disorder. Idk if she’s a sociopath or something else
The Jessica Pressler/journalist character was beyond irritating. That is not meant as disrespect for Anna Chlumsky at all, who played the character well. I just found the character's complete lack of boundaries or logical reasoning frustrating. It was also irritating that the show leaned into that character's empathy for the convicted towards the end of the series. I dont think we needed yet another show centered on "poor little white girl on trial/in jail". It was weird and awkward.
i thought the point of her infatuation with Anna in the end was to show how even her, just like everyone else, became obsessed with Anna. I liked the fact that she was making wrong decisions to help Anna because it jsut proved the entire point of the series
@@catalinsoaita exactly, its pretty obvious
Thank you for saying this. I just watched it and god , that character was so irritating. Why she needs to make sooo many facial expressions 😓
Contrast with Anna, perhaps?
I am so happy someone said it !!The reporter’s behavior throughout the series was distasteful. No respect for other people, selfish - like her spouse must be the most tolerant person ever! And her behavior in Germany! What an embarrassment. Her rooting for Anna, knowing she is a sociopath was just🤦🏾♀️
You didn’t explain why you thought it was “funny” that Anna wasn’t proven guilty of defrauding Rachel. Rachel wasn’t the “bad guy”- she didn’t con Anna. What I didn’t like was the detached attitude of the pregnant reporter towards her unborn child. If she it acknowledged her pregnancy at all- it was negative. Was she inventing her own “Anna”? It made me think of babies in Russian orphanages that never bonded with their mother or any human due lack of affection. At the end she spoke of missing her daughter- but too late for me.
I think the “funny” part is precisely the fact that Anna should have been proven guilty. I guess the “funny” was ironic.
I am a realist. And in reality in todays fast life so many mothers have lost touch or bond with their children due to overworking. Let’s face it, the daycare business in a America is booming because mothers have to work otherwise you end up on the streets especially if you are living from hand to mouth. The truth will always touch a nerve. What the journalist was doing, is what most mothers do in the western world.
Lefty propaganda discouraging having children over a career. It goes against feminism and climate change goals for political left. Same reason there is overt trump bashing throughout the series
I took it as she wanted to succeed for her child. She didn't want to quit because of being pregnant, she felt that was not a good reason to just stop. She wanted her daughter to be proud of her and know she didn't quit.
Just a side note.. I was pregnant 2x and worked full time right up until the day my daughters were born. I had morning sickness, gestational diabetes. The journalist’s character was more loving and caring towards Anna than her unborn child.
If Neff the real person was just as loyal as the character- I feel sorry for her. How can anyone put trust in a person you barely know. She was at 11 Howard for 3 months. She put trust in someone after 3 months? Yes I know Anna paid her back (with money she stole from banks) But poor Rachel was 60 Gs in the hole for months! If you KZhead her, she almost got evicted AND was only making 60k in 2017- which let me tell you it's peanuts in NYC. I looooved the series but definitely don't feel bad for Anna. And if you search her on KZhead you will want to straight up punch her in the face.
Yes, Neff and Anna are still friends and they're following each other on Instagram.
Anna is something else.. for sure. Oblivious to friendship, remorse, clueless really. We don't need people like her in our country. She needs to go back from where she came.
Neff was a huge embarrassment and a huge pick-me. Anna waves some $100 bills in her face and boom! She’s Anna’s loyal sidekick from then on. She was so enamored that the seemingly rich girl wanted to be her “friend.” It’s like the loner whose life finally has meaning because the popular crew finally let her sit at the lunch table with them.
I don't think it was about loyalty or trust. Neff wanted Anna's money, influence, connections, etc. She wanted to be a film director and every film director dreams of meeting that rich person who will help them fund their films. Her loyalty was actually blind hope that the illusion was true. Which seemed pretty pathetic.
Luckily Rachel wasn’t charged by Amex for the costs in the end but imagine the stress of going through that before that happened. I’ve seen a lot of people trash her for being a ‘freeloader’ but a lot of rich people have a lot of friends who make less money and are used to them picking up tabs/expenses. I’m not saying it’s a right to expect that and you should show consideration even if they can afford it and split costs. Recently Anna posted to her story accusing Rachel of shedding ‘white woman tears’, faking her trauma and harassing her to write a book together. She’s a sociopath and has no remorse
I don’t understand why they started feeling sorry for her near the end of the series. She wasn’t molested or abused. She’s a complete sociopath and narcissist. One of the most hatable characters I’ve ever seen
By my interpretation they were manipulated by her. At the end she started to put herself like “I’m a poor girl abandoned by the parents who crave the American Dream”. And also “I’m super super smart and dedicated, but because I don’t have money, I’m invalidated by the powerful people around me”. The fact that she uses people who ~ hypothetically ~ uses her for being a German heiress also help with that tone (like a modern Robin Hood).
@@poneigordo912 Hi, just read your comment and i noticed you said you’re “smart and dedicated” but is “invalidated by powerful people around you”. I don’t know you but i do think i get where you’re coming from But here’s something I learned that might be useful: People who are “invalidated, controlled, manipulated and etc” by others with more power are usually intelligent, but not necessarily smart. They’re two very different and distinctive qualities. I am very intelligent (ability to learn) but wasn’t very smart (ability to act) for most of my 20s, therefore, I let many people walk all over me till I became aware of this difference. I learned you don’t have to be intelligent to be successful in this society, but you have to be smart. If you learn how to become smart and combine with your intelligence, you’ll break these barriers holding you back.
@@tiagomaqz I! Thanks for the comment. I agree 100% with your commentary, I should have used ‘intelligent’ rather than ‘smart’. English is my 3rd language and still a work in progress.
@@poneigordo912 anytime! Your English seems fine to me.
Vivian was pregnant/had a baby so the pregnancy/post-preg hormones probably made her extra empathic and caring. Even her husband implies that she's projecting her maternal feelings onto Anna. Plus she bonded with Anna through meeting her every week. Anna might be a narcissist but most people probably saw a young woman by herself with little social/family support in a scary New York prison so that made them more caring towards her. The people she defrauded were elitist institutions and high society members who already have a bad rep so it was harder for people to empathize with them.
Julia does an amazing job in playing Anna, because from the interviews I have seeing seen Anna do she is a vile person who shows no remorse for her actions.
I also wished it had answered more questions too - if she is now in ICE custody, why hasn't she just been deported? What happened to all of her designer clothes & belongings? She couldn't have really dumped them in the trash? And how did she get money when she did have some? with the exception of the $200K advance (which was apparently only $100K irl) and later on in the story - you can't just get into these circles w/o having had $$ from somewhere at some point. The wealthy boyfriend was also apparently fabricated for the show, so I don't know if that also means the older wealthy female she stole from in the show was as well? (I can't recall that character's name) I am surprised in the end there wasn't more compassion for Rachel - just because someone finally gets their terrible traumatic situation "made right" doesn't mean it didn't happen. There is ZERO wrong with her profiting off of this after all she was put through. It's the equivalent of a settlement in a trial when someone is awarded damages after a number of years of trauma - but no one is disgusted by that! I'm sure Rachel would have preferred having never met Anna than go through what she did. But I can't know that of course. Crazy story!
Yes, I agree with you...like what happened with Val? They left him in Paris....then he turns up later at Nora home
The suspense & mystery they'd kept throughout the whole series was quite good but I personally didn't Ike the ending that much, it was too unexpectedly expectant. The production, soundtracks, the vibe, everything is perfect it's just the climax wasn't quite there. Throughout the series, the writers made us believe that maybe she's something actually. But. Anyways, I won't regret watching it. Everything was on point, it's just my narrative.
thats so interesting because i absolutely loved the ending! i thought the last two epsiodes, especially the last one, were amazing! the acting, the suspense, the long monologues and everything
No one explains how she got to America in the first place, and how did she have money to survive before she met friends?
She was an intern at purple which she got through a uni in Uk but she dropped out and moved to new York to intern for purple
That will be in answered in the next season of Inventing Anna lol
She probably hooked up with chase remember.
Brilliant - thoroughly enjoyed every minute 👏🏼👏🏼
What a poor long suffering husband of the journo 🤦♀️. He deserves a medal lol
I like Jack, their sarcastic husband/wife talks were part of the highlight of the show!
Funny to read the comments. I also hated the journalist acting/weird faces she made continually. Why didn’t the director stop her????? Loved the series so much.
Really good analysis. You gave me another perspective
I’m reading these comments and I think people need to remember when the series started it states very plainly that ‘it is a true story except for the parts that aren’t.’ Most true stories told by Hollywood have some sort of spin on it to make the show more interesting. In my opinion, I loved the show but to each their own. Aside from that, I thought that the whole Rachel thing was kind of bogus. However, seeing that she benefited from the whole thing, I didn’t really feel bad for her in the end. I mean she had every opportunity to say no and leave Anna high and dry but didn’t. So, whatever.
She got released from Prison and then detained by ICE those are two separate things. Her treatment in ICE was probably a hell of a lot better than her time in Prison. ICE detainees have more rights.
The screen shots at the end, showing the status of the actual people, were so fast that I had to go back and freeze all the frames in order to read what was there. They managed to drag several episodes well beyond 60 minutes, but they couldn't allocate 2 minutes to display the final screen images. Priorities.
Loved every minute of it. Fantastic production, great cast, especially Julia Garner who is a revelation.
Loved it, not too long at all. I also wished we could have know more about some of the characters.
The show made her look out to be the victim…
I LOVED IT!! SO exciting
Yes I think so too Thanks 4Sharing
I just hated how they painted Rachel
Same!
I agree. I don't think what happened with her had anything to do with race.
@@MsDreamer1994 huh? no one brought up race...
I enjoyed this series very much. I thought the accents sucked and the hair/wigs sucked too. The story was so intriguing I quickly forgave them for both.
Anna’s real hair was terrible in pics, court etc. that’s why the wig was bad, it was authenticity like her real scarecrow matted greasy hair. An odd off detail for someone who was meant to be rich, NY socialites would have daily blow outs and a very groomed appearance but Anna never did. She could make designer clothes look scruffy, and did, and they all ignored that red flag, bad presentation
The truth is that “real” Anna had a weird accent - a mishmash of Russian, bad German and bad English. Real Anna praised Julia’s representation and said it was spot on. In addition, real Anna had bad, dry hair - so this too was accurate.
Julia garner great actress deserve emmy award, golden globe sooooooooooooo best, intensity is she so perfect ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It was very entertaining to watch. Very. I was seeking for a show I can binged watch and have fun watching, and this show served! People complained about the accent, maybe because it’s everywhere, but that’s how the character works. Put on an eccentric accent to sound and look more sophisticated than everyone else. When Anna’s with Americans, she makes her voice sound more American. When she’s with Europeans, she makes her voice sound more European.
The ending was really interesting! I think it's because the two characters of Todd & Vivian are left wondering if they got played by Anna. They both became obsessed with her, not just because he wanted to win her case knowing his reputation was on the line and not because Vivian wanted to be taken seriously as an investigative journalist at her company. They both became immersed in her story & wanted to unravel who she really was through her veil of lies & manipulations. Anna is an intriguing person. She is very mysterious and unpredictable.
funny people cheering/rooting for a con artist.. stealing is stealing.
Yeah, but people don't really care if you're stealing from the rich and/or priviledged. That's the thing, you get a bunch of armchair political warriors who cheer for it because it's "justified" by them exploiting inherited generational wealth or big name companies. Can't really blame them tbh, we have situations where these same companies, say, spend millions on ad campaigns to tell people they donated thousands to charity.
The rich steal all the time but no one bats an eye on that.
Inventing Anna is phenomenal. Not only is the costume designs like looking at high Fashion magazines in a film form, but it gave me confidence that you can accomplish almost anything if you believe in yourself.
Yeah, they made an ugly blob with frizzy hair look super glamorous and sofisticated
Loving it so far. About halfway through
I love it. “Anna” is an amazing actress.
Loved it!
No the time of each episode was right they still had to cut so much time for every episode I wish it was longer and more in depth with the characters. Overall it was good and I’m glad they included the finale of where the main characters were because I always want to know what happened to them. Let’s not forget Julia Garner she was on point with the character she even spoke to the real “Anna” so she had a sense on how to play her.
"Never trust rich people and never be rich people. Rich life is not worth it, but living your life ordinary is just enough as long as you are happy purely and truly." - Doujin Romance As for Anna, it's too late for her. Unless someone out there told us who caused or influenced her to be a con artist in the first place, we will never feel sympathy towards her.
what a dumb statement...so if you work hard and become wealthy you are not happy? Sounds like you hate your job or are trying to drag others down to your level because you're not rich...pure nonsense trying to sound insightful
Who is the 'real' Anna? Never - Ever does she admit to her lies, her conning others, her past, she is a made-up character, who believes the story she created about herself. It baffles me how so many of even those she used and abused, are compassionate toward her. She got off with a hard slap on the wrist for all the felony charges she was guilty of. I doubt she served the full three years. Her generosity at times, was all about the power she could display by giving huge tips and picking up the tab when out with friends. She didn't earn that money, she lied and conned the banks to advance her the cash that allowed her to live so well. Just plain spoiled and delusional about how brilliant and talented she was. Yes, she was a brilliant liar. A truly maladapted person to never trust.
done and i enjoy it! nice series..netflix should continue it..worth to watch..
She managed to engage the journalist emotionally, also the lawyer
Click bait. The ending doesn’t need explanation. It was pretty clear.
Amazing show!!!
All of the characters have their own agendas with their association with Anna. In the end it is clear who won, lose or still fighting for their dreams and rights.
The fact that his wife pushed him about going on holiday, in the middle of a big case was selfish as hell. I still can't believe that was a part of the story. And I hope that wasn't true because that's a horrible thing to do with a marriage.
It was actually shorter than some of the K-dramas I've watched, but yes it was long.
I usually don't go for this kind of thing but I'm enjoying it so far..
Loved it too.
All characters lacked any dept, context, (self)reflection and acknowledgement. It's quite the prestige to make 8 (or 9?) parts of a series with people remaining that shallow
I guess because some of the people they were based on were incredibly shallow and vapid.
Excellent series. Julia Garner was outstanding. Her character was quite the sociopath, sometimes difficult to stomach, and ASTONISHING how she fooled so many.
Bravo
I really enjoyed the show, I’m going to watch it again
The fact that she could dupe so many high profile people says alot about her abilities. Its almost like she could manipulate peoples minds! How else can you explain the hundreds of people taken in by her? In my opinion her goal was being able to control people. I think high school scared her badly and she needed to not be a victim. Shes scary, a narcassist with no remorse for sure.
What were the hard to understand words that Anna whispered to Vivian as she held her hand at the end please? And Vivian's response? I binged on it. Riviting.
Umm... I don't agree on the "Anna attracting good" for Rachel,the journalist or the lawyer... It was the reporting (nose for the story), the competence of the lawyer and the Rachel being brave and going out with the story.... If they played any of it any differently, the end would have been completely different. So, no,it was not Anna. AlsoI believe that Todd wasvery invested in gis career and that he cared for Anna... but okay 🤷♀️
Loved it
A great and overwhelming series which made me to get out of Anna's character. I love it ❤️
I liked it 😁
Was definitely an interesting show!
Loved the show !
" in a world where you can be anything , be nice " ep5
I think so many people are forgetting the essence of this miniseries, it's a documentary about the kind of life Ana delvey lived . The accent , hair , looks Julia Garner had In the series is a representation of how Ana lived . They could given Julia a better hair, she could have used her real accent, but that would have deviated from the representation of who Ana delvey is .
My most concern : Did Todd get paid?
I got bored after 10 minutes the show moves along too slowly. The massive amount of dialogue hurts your brain. Find the root of her interactions and present that we don't have time to be bored to death.
Yes I did enjoy it. I had to see how she was going to be caught in the end.
I enjoyed it.
why does everyone now use the clickbait of "the ending explained"? all of you gen z's are on the grift what a effed world this is
watched it front to back - Ruth Langmore did a phenomenal job as Anna Delvey - I could probably watch it over again - the self destructive impulse driven behaviors are really hard to watch given the truly delusional world in which Delvey lived.
I really enjoyed the show
Lol Anna wanted to be played by JLaw or Margo robbie. Yeahz right. She clearly holds herself to a high standard 😆 🤣
Was the wealthy lady Nora the boyfriend and fashion boy fact or fiction?
I loved it
Julia Garner did an amazing job portraying as Anna
100% agree!
great show
I enjoyed it and I don't think it was long.
The series was brilliant.
I like the series soundtrack. But if u all look carefully. Anna cared more about neff than others.
I had never heard of Anna Delvey before watching the series but know a lot of people like the ones she scammed. I think the show did a great job creating characters and telling the story from multiple perspectives. Julia Garner did a fantastic job portraying Anna and deserves an award for her performance! I'm still not sure what to believe or think about the real Anna Delvey...and maybe that's the point.
In a way, the show has parallels with Diderot‘s „Rameau‘s nephew“. A play from the baroque era. We like to watch with amazement a parasite. The more brash and arrogant it claims to get on with a charismatic and wily megalomaniac, the more we like to love it. At the same time, we get involved into trouble with our moral standards. Our societies and so we all play the same game. We pretend so much to have a sublime life and work on our image and post it on social media. Almost everbody likes to be important, the center of attention, considered to be more than we actually are. There’s just one thing most of us hopefully has got. The claim of dignity to avoid being socially stipped and presented as a prisoner, an a…hole, a liar. Our image maybe is important but how lonely you get, when you lose yourself by ignoring the proportions of your behavior. The ending has left me in confusion. Is it alright to excuse her deeds just because she reveals a friendlier and more emotional approach to Vivian? Does it inspire others not to change when their behavior gets destructive. Is there no responsibility for my behavior or can I justify all with a machiavellistic attitude and believing my own lies? Actually the last two episodes are disappointing for me. They don’t reach the clever concept and the brilliance of the shows before. The cliches get cheaper and cheaper, the plot and the way of showing her parents and the surrounding of her childhood and the way of the german town, where she grew up was very superficially and naively portrayed.
The attorney was successful. She was going to jail it was just about how long. She did 4 years, which was equal to the time she ran her scams
Would love to see Anna and Rachel hug it out on Oprah. And, have AMEX sponsor the show!
I enjoyed it very much! I’ve ended up with many mixed feelings, like her friends. It’s odd but I have more negative feelings towards the creep who stole my kids good warm winter clothes from my washing line, who left me broke and unable to replace the clothes! That’s a petty criminal, I know, but that was worse than what anna did. She knew who she ripped off! They could afford it, except Rachel, who broke the terms and conditions of a corporate card. Her responsibility, anna should have shown more mercy to her. That’s all.
Guys note to you. The netflix show signed with Anna, Hbo signed with Rachel so they have to make her look bad
Didnt her know about shark tank?
Can someone explain to me why the lawyer allowed the journalist to get in so close? As a journalist/column writer anything she found was only ever going to be used to the detriment of Sorokin, what journalist in reality would have been of value in Sorokin's defence in the trial. The lawyer, in reality, would not have given any journalist any access whatsoever, so, can any bright minds here give me a reason why it was portrayed as it was in the Netflix series????? I liked all the actors in the show, fantastic job in that regard, the Garner girl has a beeeeeeeg future!
If there's anything more pathetic than living just to make money, is to live for the sake to be recognize. Anna is the latter, everything she did was to raise her recognition, to be popular, like a teenager brag about her followers. She could have make a lot of money using her connections, while keeping hidden assets for future days, but she didn't. She managed her money poorly and even worse on her social skills, which resulting her losing everything.
Such a phenomenal series I have ever seen 🔥
Based on a true story and Anna is now out of jail.
OMG, Anna! "Beyond" the reach of her parents' love and caring, and even more beyond her true self, lives in "delusion". A crazy egomaniacal character, always ACTS as if she's a visionary and ambitious, and tricks people to get attention, to become "famous". She gets money for her "life is to live" by using people's "guilt and love" (Rachel). Interestingly, people who surrounded the selfish Anna eventually face problems in their relationships (Todd & Vivian). Thoroughly enjoyed the nearly 10 hour long series, definitely not expecting the 2nd season, though, as Anna, a cunning (Val & Chase) and an abnormal personality (parents & society), being the center of the story. Everybody wants to grow, sadly, by using others, Anna by using rich ones, Vivian, Todd, Rachel, and others by using Anna.
Also, total shade to the person who created this video. I don't like how you said some things should've been shaved down and you pointed to Laverne Cox. Also the person who played Neff did a phenomenal job, AND she was the stand out, the lawyer was boring. And that needs to be acknowledged. And the closing of those characters you wanted to see, it's clear you didn't do any research because those characters actually didn't exist they were fictitious. That's why they weren't included in the story, because the real life people were used as background info.
I just watched until ep 5. I still don't get why people are rooting for anna. She used someone else's money just for her own sake. I'm open to spoiler, someone please explain to me
I tried to watch it. After 3 episodes I got fed up with Anna's accent...it was like she was talking with marbles in her mouth and it didn't sound like the real Anna anyway. I watched the story through youtube videos about Anna Delvey (Sorokin) instead. I love Julia garner in Ozark and even her acting in Inventing Anna just not the accent she put on. It didn't sound Russian or German to me and it was difficult to understand
I binged this show and loved it! In the end she was a liar many times over and also screwed her friend over. I don’t feel sorry for her at all! Agree they could have done in 7 or 8 episodes
what shocks me the most is that she paid her hotel bill AND PAID neff back .. but everyone else.. no !
There is no real life Val or Nora. Chase may or may not be like the fururist boyfriend of Anna.
I enjoyed this series however I had to get past the journalist who had to prove to I don't know who ,that as a woman she is nothing special and deserves to pursue her career at all cost .Women are strong and resilient like any person men included.But we are special.No other species on the planet Can carry a child for nine months all the while tethering on the verge of a health crisis at any moment.Women love their husbands and are respectful to them.A marriage is a partnership.Shonda continues to portray female characters as some monster that does not enjoy being who they are.She destroyed the show she had on ABC by turning Olivia Pope into some form of a woman that was so confused that the audience left the show.Women have tremendous freedoms and enjoy being women .Not because you have not had the joy of carrying a child and the joys of an equal loving partnership means that these situations don't exist.
I absolutely loved it. The acting was really good and somehow, Anna’s actions were somewhat inspiring on a business angle of her choices in the show. In real life, had she made better decisions with the same attitude and energy, she’d be a hell of a business woman.
You didn't explain the end!
Lol u said sometimes it was to long 😂😂😂😂😂 none forced you to continue watching there pal
If chase is wake, anna has awaken all of us in how stupid US really are.
Still remember first time i heard about her in 2018 and she wanted lindsay lohan as her on a biopic movie. Lmao. Yes the series is so cool and etc but please dont glorified criminal.
I thought the German accent was distracting and forced but I love Julia Garner and she did a good job.
She was playing a Russian pretending to be German pretending to be Americanized. I think the accent was multilayered and brilliant.