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Billy Evans Claims He Didn’t ‘Consent’ to ‘You Can See Everything’ Full Frontal Nude Scene and Thinks the ‘Color Grading Is Way Off’

Variety reports that Billy Evans, the partner of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, says he did not consent to a full frontal nude scene in the documentary "You Can See Everything." The film, from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, shows Evans fully nude in the shower and follows Holmes and her family in the days before she goes to prison. According to the headline, Evans also says he thinks the film's "color grading is way off."

Billy Evans Says ‘You Can See Everything’ Made Him Look ‘Crazy’: ‘I Would’ve Preferred’ Not to Be the Villain, but ‘It’s Entertainment’

New Clarity About Amanda Seyfried’s ‘You Can See Everything’ Awards Eligibility, Actress Is Excited to Campaign: “They’re Going to Let Me Loose” (Exclusive)

The Hollywood Reporter reports, in an exclusive interview, that Amanda Seyfried has been deemed eligible for the Critics Choice awards, but not the BAFTA, Golden Globe or Actor awards, for her performance in the documentary "You Can See Everything." According to the outlet, Seyfried could become the first person ever nominated at a major award show for a performance in a documentary. In what THR describes as her first one-on-one interview about the film, she says she is excited to campaign, stating, "I'm very proud of the film, so I'm fully ready to engage in that."

Oscar Predictions: Film Editing — ‘You Can See Everything’ Looks to Crash a Race of Past Winners and Become the Third Documentary Ever Nominated

Variety's Awards Circuit section publishes its Oscar predictions for the 2027 best film editing category, curated by chief awards editor Clayton Davis, and notes that the prediction pages reflect the current standings in the race. The headline says the documentary "You Can See Everything" could break into a field of past winners and become the third documentary ever nominated in the category. Other titles named among the predictions include "Dune: Part Three," "The Odyssey" and "Wild Horse Nine."

‘American Doctor,’ ‘You Can See Everything’ Top Cinema Eye Documentary Nominations

IDFA Head on How ‘You Can See Everything’ Phenomenon Can Pump New Blood Into Theatrical Doc Releases: ‘What Else Would This Audience See?’

Variety reports on comments from Isabel Arrate Fernandez, artistic director of the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA), which opens this year on Friday the 13th. According to the outlet, she discusses how "You Can See Everything" might change theatrical exhibition for documentaries, as well as what she calls "ethical" issues around AI. Variety notes that this year's fall festival season was largely dominated by conversations about documentaries, including work by Lance Oppenheim.

Amanda Seyfried Joined ‘You Can See Everything’ Without Reps Knowing, Had ‘No Approval’ Over Filming and Got ‘Disrespected’ by Billy Evans: ‘No Reason for Him to Get That Aggressive’

Amanda Seyfried told Rolling Stone that she began filming "You Can See Everything" without informing her agents or signing deals through her lawyer, and that she had no approval over the filming. In the interview, given alongside directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, she also said she felt disrespected by Billy Evans, saying there was "no reason for him to get that aggressive."

The ‘You Can See Everything’ Interview You’ve Been Waiting For

Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim, and Amanda Seyfried discussed the making of their documentary "You Can See Everything" in an interview with Rolling Stone. Rolling Stone describes the documentary as having been kept secret during production.

Amanda Seyfried Says ‘You Can See Everything’ Role “Scares” Her, “Feels Good” Taking On Doc

Amanda Seyfried, who won an Emmy and a Golden Globe for playing Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu's The Dropout (2022), appears in You Can See Everything, an A24 documentary about Holmes, in which Deadline reports she reprises the role. Seyfried told Deadline that the role "scares" her but that it "feels good" to take on the documentary.

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