But none of this hurt his bonus potential in fact, his paycheck seemed to grow, despite the curious accounting practices undertaken by his managers and the Arthur Andersen crew who roosted on another floor. Cruver, like his colleagues, turned into a Lexus-driving, sushi-eating shark with visions of million-dollar homes, expensive watches and an unblemished future.Īs each fiscal session passed, however, he noticed more discrepancies: Quarterly reports were sketchy, and contracts he booked were being changed without his approval. “The Crooked E” is based on Brian Cruver’s book “Anatomy of Greed: The Unshredded Truth From an Enron Insider.” A 26-year-old whiz kid, Cruver (Christian Kane) became a golden boy in the bankruptcy protection department with a sweet girlfriend (Shannon Elizabeth) and an attraction to cash. That’s not a judgment call - President Bush’s image and name are front and center in several scenes, and he’s treated as a major sympathizer to a conglom that never paid a bill and racked up billions in debt. That’s surprising, since Enron’s plight continues to be in the news its ripple effects are still changing the course of business while representing the distressed post-Clinton U.S. Considering the Eye web pushed back “The Crooked E” from November sweeps, telepic feels like it’s unofficially been marked with a tag of disapproval.
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