Tyler Winklevoss

Other Harvard students were working on similar projects.

And that's where the Winklevoss twins enter.

Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, strapping identical twins, and their partner, Divya Narendra, were Harvard seniors with an idea called Harvard Connection, later renamed ConnectU.

Their concept, an exclusive social network for Harvard students, a way to connect and date within elite college circles.

Lacking Mark's coding prowess, in late 2003, they approached the talented sophomore for help.

So it was an afternoon in November when the Winklevosses rowed across the Charles.

Literally, they were Olympic-level rowers.

And they met Mark in the ornate halls of Harvard's Percillian Club.

Well, depositions play out.

One, Mark Zuckerberg is being sued by his former friend, Eduardo Saverin, who is the co-founder, and the other, he's being sued by the Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, or the Winklevi twins.

And it's very interesting, because I have always wanted to know, like, how like want to know like how things came like i'm a big fan of stuff like you know the bill series on history like the food that built america the titans that built america that kind of stuff like how things came to be like what are the you know the work the luck the battles, things like that.

I found it quite fascinating in this movie.

Because they were true friends, and I think that...

That's one thing that I see.

There's no love lost between him and the Winklevoss, the Winklevi.

I think Marilyn Delpy is a very important character in this movie because she's the one that kind of talks to Mark on a level where it's not like a lawyer telling him what to do.

I am looking actually at a patent you are on for the first US regulated stablecoin.

And next to your name is Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss.

I'd love to start by hearing a little bit about what you guys built eight years ago and really what you saw years before anyone else.

Do you know the Gemini dollar? Have you heard of that? Yes.

So it was maybe, you know, arguably the first regulated stable coin.

It was approved, I believe, by the NYDFS at the time.

But I got to give credit to the Winklevoss Twins on that.

It wasn't my idea.

This flew by.

That being said, my God, is it filled with some of the most loathsome characters imaginable? Who is more hateable? Zuck, Sean Parker or the Winklevoss twins? Oh, Winklevoss twins go with the bottom of this list.

didn't bother me that much like they were yeah they're a little like like so preppy like that you know daddy's money but also like at least they had something that they at least they had something that they stood for

they tried to stand for and then yeah some code of morals or something you know in the context of this way way like a few spots below these two

will be widow's bay is incredible and her episode is terrific we're gonna see sorkin direct next time it's gonna be interesting it's gonna be interesting uh and good so maybe

no no crew members were harmed in the making of the social

record yeah here's hoping uh Because, too, I mean, like, again, the Winklevoss twins, like how many he had to shoot everything like 180 times.

Oh,

So, yeah, Crypto Bro and, you know, social aren't famous.

Army Hammer lookalike Tyler Winklevoss.

He responded to the open AI whistleblower story by publicly claiming, quote, We don't need the government to tell you how to make AI safe because we got Asimov's laws of robotics.

Cool.

I think he does a good job.

He plays Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss.

There's all kinds of fun production notes about how they pull that off.

But he is most well known for Call Me By Your Name, which is one of the most beautiful films, I think, ever.