Long Live the Scam: Presenting the Cast of Shonda Rhimes's Anna Delvey Netflix Series

Garner, age 25, has appeared in prestige series like Ozark, Maniac, and The Americans, as well as films like Martha Marcy May Marlene and The Perks of Being a Wallflower. All of this is to say that she definitely has the dramatic chops to dig into the role of Anna and is an interesting choice to anchor the show.

Chlumsky — who's been nominated for six Emmys during her time on Veep — has joined the project as the magazine journalist who looks into the curious case of Anna Delvey.

Lowes is a Shondaland favorite thanks to her longtime role as Quinn on Scandal and will be playing a character named Rachel in Inventing Anna. The official description of Rachel notes that she's a "natural born follower" and her "blind worship" of Anna nearly derails her credit score, her job, and her life in general. Apparently "the woman she becomes because of Anna may be Anna's greatest creation," whatever that means!

You can expect to see the Orange Is the New Black alum playing a character named Kacy Duke, a celebrity trainer and life coach. Like pretty much everyone else, she gets "sucked into the Anna whirlwind" but is "mature and centered enough to stay out of any real trouble."

Floyd, who you probably know best from her season three role in The Bold Type, plays Neff, an aspiring filmmaker who works as a concierge who comes in to contact with Anna when she sets up shop at her hotel. Thanks to her street smarts, she's able to suss out that something's up with Anna, even though she finds herself being drawn in by her charm.

The Succession star is playing Anna's lawyer, Todd, who's described as "a fast-talking family man with working class-roots." As he begins working on the high-profile case, he realizes aligning himself with Anna can potentially earn him respect in his legal career.

Holm (Workaholics) is attached to play Vivian's husband, Jack, who is apparently "supportive with a dry sense of humor" and "in sync with his wife in ways that make them lovable even when they annoy each other." As Vivian's obsession with Anna grows, however, cracks start forming in their marriage.

After her role in Shondaland's For the People, Smith is lending her talents to Inventing Anna as the smart and charming Maud, a brilliant journalist who climbed to the top of her field, but now finds herself sidelined at her magazine because "the idiots" running it aren't old enough to remember her incredible work.

Barry (Kinney, Billions) is a former war correspondent who now turns his nose up at the idea of covering pop culture. Described as "sarcastic, charming, with a dark sense of humor and sharp tongue," we imagine Vivian will cross paths with him quite a lot.

Scandal fan favorite Perry will play the "smarter than you, kinder than most," Lou, who is an award-winning journalist at Vivian's magazine. Despite being deemed too out of touch to cover big stories, Lou is too esteemed to fire.