Melissa Caddick seems to be a highly successful financial advisor, living a lavish lifestyle, buy supercars and haute couture, but underneath it, she's defrauding her clients, and running a Ponzi scheme, a scam.
I am a little surprised by some of the negative reviews of this series, nobody can claim it's brilliant, but it's certainly watchable enough, it's such a fascinating story.
The authorities must take some degree of blame for this, they appeared to be utterly incompetent, and allowed her to get away with blue murder.
I'm just stunned at how or why none of the investors spotted any of the flaws, such as the six digit account numbers.
I think it's fairly well paced, and I liked the wah the story is told, in the first part we learn what she did, in the following two episodes, we get to learn why.
I really liked Kate Atkinson's performance as Mel, I thought she did a really fine job. Melissa is portrayed as a horrid human being, she lies and cheats freely, someone who's used to getting what she wants.
The Devil wears Dior.
7/10.
I am a little surprised by some of the negative reviews of this series, nobody can claim it's brilliant, but it's certainly watchable enough, it's such a fascinating story.
The authorities must take some degree of blame for this, they appeared to be utterly incompetent, and allowed her to get away with blue murder.
I'm just stunned at how or why none of the investors spotted any of the flaws, such as the six digit account numbers.
I think it's fairly well paced, and I liked the wah the story is told, in the first part we learn what she did, in the following two episodes, we get to learn why.
I really liked Kate Atkinson's performance as Mel, I thought she did a really fine job. Melissa is portrayed as a horrid human being, she lies and cheats freely, someone who's used to getting what she wants.
The Devil wears Dior.
7/10.