Netflix · 4 January 2023 · Docuseries · 4 episodes
MADOFF: The Monster of Wall Street
This series examines Bernie Madoff’s rise in finance and the Ponzi scheme that ultimately collapsed. Journalists, victims, whistleblowers, investigators, and former employees contribute accounts of the fraud and its discovery.[Netflix Tudum]
Interviewees
7 publicly named · coverage checked 8 November 2026
Showing 7 of 7
Erin ArvedlundInterviewee- Bruce DubinskyInterviewee
- Diana B. HenriquesInterviewee
- Jim CampbellInterviewee
Andrew Ross SorkinInterviewee- Eleanor SquillariInterviewee
- Jodi CrupiInterviewee
Dramatised actors portraying historical people, including Bernie Madoff, are not included as interviewees.[TV Guide] [Wikipedia]
How this list was compiled. Compiled from Netflix Tudum, published cast credits, and reputable reporting on participants. The episodes and end credits have not been checked frame by frame, so brief appearances named only on screen may be missing. Spotted a missing name? Tell us.
Timeline
2023-01-04
MADOFF: The Monster of Wall Street released on Netflix[Netflix Tudum]Single source
Episodes
- Episode 1: A Liar, Not a Failure
- Episode 2: Don't Ask, Don't Tell
- Episode 3: See No Evil
- Episode 4: The Price of Trust
Episode titles follow the published series listing.
Credits
- Director
- Joe Berlinger[Wikipedia]
Related documentaries
Sources
- Everything You Need to Know About ‘MADOFF: The Monster of Wall Street’ — Netflix Tudum, published 2023-01-04. Accessed 2026-11-08.Official production sourceHigh reliability
- Bernie Madoff Gets the Serial-Killer Treatment in ‘Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street’ — Vanity Fair, published 2023-01-06. Accessed 2026-11-08.News organisationHigh reliability
- Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street - Full Cast & Crew — TV Guide, publication date not recorded. Accessed 2026-11-08.News organisationMedium reliability
- Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street — Wikipedia, publication date not recorded. Accessed 2026-11-08.Reference workMedium reliability
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