Production has begun on a new documentary about Bernie Madoff entitled "Foxhounds." The film is based on Harry Markopolos' best-selling memoir "No One Would Listen: A True Financial Thriller."
Filming Starts on Madoff Documentary
"Foxhounds" will look at Ponzi scheme whistleblower
By Wrap Staff
Published: April 27, 2010
Production has started on a new documentary focused on Harry Markopolos, who warned about the Bernie Madoff fraud a decade before his Ponzi scheme came to light.
Entitled "Foxhounds," the film is based on Markopolos' bestselling memoir "No One Would Listen: A True Financial Thriller."
As an independent financial fraud analyst, Markopolos repeatedly warned the Securities and Exchange Commission about Madoff's practices only to have them turn a deaf ear.
The film will be directed and produced by Jeff Prosserman, who directed "Unlearn," a 2006 documentary about mental illness. It is executive produced by Jeff Sackman, Randy Manis and Anton Nadler.
The movie is expected to premiere next fall.
SOURCE The Wrap
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