Amanda Seyfried Slams Billy Evans, Talks 'You Can See Everything' Filming
Variety • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Amanda Seyfried began filming the documentary "You Can See Everything" without informing her agents or signing contracts, later formalizing her involvement retroactively after the footage was shot.
- Directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim invited Seyfried two years after initial filming with Elizabeth Holmes, leveraging her Emmy-winning portrayal of Holmes to add depth and relevance to the project.
- Seyfried’s participation evolved from advising on the footage to reenacting scenes and engaging directly with Holmes’ partner, Billy Evans, leading to a tense and confrontational dinner documented in the film.
- Seyfried had no creative control or approval over the documentary’s content, accepting the risk of potential career impact and emotional challenges while seeking to uncover deeper truths about the people involved.
- The film includes real-time interactions, such as a surprise phone call from Holmes in prison during a family visit, underscoring the documentary’s raw and unscripted nature.
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