Amanda Seyfried Talks You Can See Everything, Billy Evans, Nathan Fielder
The Hollywood Reporter • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Amanda Seyfried discussed her unexpected involvement in Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary You Can See Everything, where she reprised her Emmy-winning role as Elizabeth Holmes, expressing initial fears about potential career risks.
- Seyfried connected with Fielder through Emma Stone and agreed to join the project after a Zoom meeting, despite bypassing her usual agent and legal process, which later required retroactive contract arrangements for her protection.
- The actress revealed concerns about the documentary's impact, including tense interactions with Elizabeth Holmes’ husband, Billy Evans, whom she described negatively after meeting him during filming.
- Seyfried also recounted a surprising phone call from Holmes, made from prison during a scene with Holmes’ family, and highlighted a particularly confrontational dinner scene with Evans captured in the film.
- Despite the risks and challenges, Seyfried expressed no regrets about participating in the documentary and said she is currently enjoying the experience.
