Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Lee Curtis’ Shot-for-Shot Remake of ‘You Can See Everything’ Needs an Emmy, Fans Say
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Key Points:
- "You Can See Everything," a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos, has become a box office hit, earning $15 million in its debut weekend, the largest opening for a non-music documentary since 2004.
- On the October 28 episode of "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," Fallon and guest Jamie Lee Curtis performed a shot-by-shot remake of a tense scene from the documentary, mimicking the expressions and dialogue of Holmes and director Nathan Fielder.
- The sketch received widespread acclaim online and from celebrities, with many praising Fallon and Curtis's performances as remarkably accurate and entertaining.
- Media personalities on the TODAY show also lauded the sketch, suggesting Fallon deserved an Emmy for his portrayal.
- The documentary explores the period leading up to Holmes serving prison time for federal wire fraud convictions related to her Theranos scandal.
