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Posted on Mar 18, 2022

Here's What Apple TV+'s "WeCrashed" Cast Looks Like Vs. Their Real-Life Counterparts

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by Stan Shunpike

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'Tis the season of swindler TV: Netflix's Inventing Anna set the ball rolling, which was followed by Tinder Swindler, and then Hulu's The Dropout and Showtime's Super Pumped arrived. Soon joining this list of miniseries would be Apple TV+'s WeCrashed.

After failing to sell women’s shoes with collapsible heels and baby clothes with kneepads, 6'5" Israeli businessman Adam Neumann founded what was essentially a glorified real-estate company masquerading as a tech company.

Anne Hathaway and Jared Leto smiling while walking

WeWork's business model was based on leasing an office space, making it chipper and dapper, and subleasing sections of that to startups/freelancers temporarily.

Jared Leto looking toward the camera while talking

“We gave 90,000 glasses of beer last month,” Neumann boasted in an interview at TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2015, saying that it “is a number we’re proud of.”

Jared Leto yells happily, sitting in a circle with his friends at a sea beach

Spooked by the company's business practices, spectacular losses, and Neumann's apparent unprofessional, irresponsible, and extravagant ways, WeWork's main investor — Japanese giant SoftBank, which is the world’s largest tech investor — decided to pull the rug out from under his feet.

Anne Hathaway carries a hammer while her staff looks on

This series from Apple TV+ attempts to trace the whole rise and fall of WeWork while throwing in juicy nuggets that I don't want to spoil.

Jared Leto and a co-worker with WeWork coffee mugs

Let's take a look at the how the characters look in real life:

Here's the real Adam Neumann:

Adam Neumann attends WeWork Presents Second Annual Creator Global Finals at Microsoft Theater

And here's Jared Leto as Adam Neumann:

Jared Leto walking through a busy office

Here's the real Rebekah Neumann:

And here's Anne Hathaway as Rebekah Neumann:

Here's the real Miguel McKelvey:

And here's Kyle Marvin as Miguel McKelvey:

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Here's What Apple TV+'s "WeCrashed" Cast Looks Like Vs. Their Real-Life Counterparts

'Tis the season of swindler TV: Netflix's Inventing Anna set the ball rolling, which was followed by Tinder Swindler, and then Hulu's The Dropout and Showtime's Super Pumped arrived. Soon joining this list of miniseries would be Apple TV+'s WeCrashed.

After failing to sell women’s shoes with collapsible heels and baby clothes with kneepads, 6'5" Israeli businessman Adam Neumann founded what was essentially a glorified real-estate company masquerading as a tech company.

WeWork's business model was based on leasing an office space, making it chipper and dapper, and subleasing sections of that to startups/freelancers temporarily.

“We gave 90,000 glasses of beer last month,” Neumann boasted in an interview at TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2015, saying that it “is a number we’re proud of.”

Spooked by the company's business practices, spectacular losses, and Neumann's apparent unprofessional, irresponsible, and extravagant ways, WeWork's main investor — Japanese giant SoftBank, which is the world’s largest tech investor — decided to pull the rug out from under his feet.

This series from Apple TV+ attempts to trace the whole rise and fall of WeWork while throwing in juicy nuggets that I don't want to spoil.

Let's take a look at the how the characters look in real life:

Here's the real Adam Neumann:

And here's Jared Leto as Adam Neumann:

Here's the real Rebekah Neumann:

And here's Anne Hathaway as Rebekah Neumann:

Here's the real Miguel McKelvey:

And here's Kyle Marvin as Miguel McKelvey:

Have you tuned into WeCrashed yet?

Here's What Apple TV+'s "WeCrashed" Cast Looks Like Vs. Their Real-Life Counterparts

'Tis the season of swindler TV: Netflix's Inventing Anna set the ball rolling, which was followed by Tinder Swindler, and then Hulu's The Dropout and Showtime's Super Pumped arrived. Soon joining this list of miniseries would be Apple TV+'s WeCrashed.

After failing to sell women’s shoes with collapsible heels and baby clothes with kneepads, 6'5" Israeli businessman Adam Neumann founded what was essentially a glorified real-estate company masquerading as a tech company.

WeWork's business model was based on leasing an office space, making it chipper and dapper, and subleasing sections of that to startups/freelancers temporarily.

“We gave 90,000 glasses of beer last month,” Neumann boasted in an interview at TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2015, saying that it “is a number we’re proud of.”

Spooked by the company's business practices, spectacular losses, and Neumann's apparent unprofessional, irresponsible, and extravagant ways, WeWork's main investor — Japanese giant SoftBank, which is the world’s largest tech investor — decided to pull the rug out from under his feet.

This series from Apple TV+ attempts to trace the whole rise and fall of WeWork while throwing in juicy nuggets that I don't want to spoil.

Let's take a look at the how the characters look in real life:

Here's the real Adam Neumann:

And here's Jared Leto as Adam Neumann:

Here's the real Rebekah Neumann:

And here's Anne Hathaway as Rebekah Neumann:

Here's the real Miguel McKelvey:

And here's Kyle Marvin as Miguel McKelvey:

Have you tuned into WeCrashed yet?

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