The Elizabeth Holmes documentary“You Can See Everything”has become one of the most talked-about films of the year, pulling in over $45 million and generating serious Oscar buzz. But new reports suggest the drama behind the camera might be even wilder than what’s on screen. Sources tell Page Six that director Nathan Fielder developed romantic feelings for Holmes while filming the project over 34 days at her Del Mar home before she surrendered to prison in May 2023.
The documentary also stars actors like Amanda Seyfried and Christopher Abbott in reenactments of key conversations, which has sparked debate about how much of the narrative is filmmakers’interpretation. Holmes’partner, Billy Evans, reportedly felt“violated”by a nude scene he claims he didn’t consent to, and one source summed up the situation with a line already making the rounds online:“Nobody opens their home to Nathan Fielder expecting to come out looking perfect.”
Holmes is currently serving a reduced sentence of about 10 years and three months for the Theranos fraud, but this film has pulled her right back into the spotlight. The saga raises real questions about objectivity, ethics, and the line between documentary and entertainment. Have you seen“You Can See Everything”yet, and did it change how you see the story? Tell us in the comments.
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