Unearthed Elizabeth Holmes Interview Might be Released as Movie
The Hollywood Reporter • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Oscar-winning documentarian Errol Morris has a two-hour interview with Elizabeth Holmes from the peak of her Theranos success that has never been publicly released.
- Morris filmed the interview before Holmes' fraud allegations surfaced and initially believed in her vision, but his perspective changed over time.
- He aims to release the unedited footage to contrast the confident Holmes of the past with the convicted figure portrayed in the A24 documentary "You Can See Everything."
- Morris previously attempted to make a documentary on Holmes but was hindered by legal issues and her indictment.
- The A24 documentary "You Can See Everything" has grossed $45 million domestically in 10 days and is expanding rapidly, with potential to reach $100 million despite its three-hour length.
