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Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room
Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room
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Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room

"It’s Just Business."

2005
1h 50m
7.2(275 votes)
Documentary

Overview

A documentary about the Enron corporation, its faulty and corrupt business practices, and how they led to its fall.

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Production Companies

2929 Productions
HDNet Films
Jigsaw Productions

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Cast & Crew

36 members
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Peter Coyote

Narrator

Peter Coyote
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John Beard

Self

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Jim Chanos

Self

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Dick Cheney

Self

Dick Cheney
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Carol Coale

Self

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Gray Davis

Self

Gray Davis
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Reggie Dees II

Self

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Joseph Dunn

Self

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Max Eberts

Self

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Peter Elkind

Self

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David Freeman

Self

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Philip Hilder

Self

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Al Kaseweter

Self

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Bill Lerach

Self

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Loretta Lynch

Self

Loretta Lynch
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Amanda Martin-Brock

Self

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Bethany McLean

Self

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Mike Muckleroy

Self

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James Nutter

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John Olson

Self

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Kevin Phillips

Self

Kevin Phillips
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David V. Porter

Self

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Nancy Rapoport

Self

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Harvey Rosenfield

Self

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Mimi Swartz

Self

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Robert Traband

Self

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Sherron Watkins

Self

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Henry Waxman

Self

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Andrew Weissmann

Self

Andrew Weissmann
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Colin Whitehead

Self

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Charles Wickman

Self

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Arnold Schwarzenegger

Self

Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Tim Belden

Self (archive footage)

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Bill Clinton

Self (archive footage)

Bill Clinton
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Fritz Hollings

Self (archive footage)

Fritz Hollings
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Carl Levin

Self (archive footage)

Carl Levin

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