Amanda Seyfried has no regrets about sparring with Elizabeth Holmes' partner Billy Evans in that jaw-dropping scene
Actress Amanda Seyfried discusses her intense experience filming a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, specifically a confrontational dinner scene with Holmes' partner, Billy Evans. Seyfried details her discomfort and the surreal nature of interacting with Evans while Holmes remains incarcerated.
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The article highlights the intersection of celebrity culture, documentary filmmaking ethics, and the public fascination with high-profile white-collar criminals.
Amanda Seyfried and Billy Evans. Getty Images Amanda Seyfried gave her first detailed account of starring in "You Can See Everything." Seyfried spoke to Rolling Stone about sparring with Billy Evans in one of the movie's climactic scenes. "There was no reason for him to get that aggressive," Seyfried said, referring to Evans, who is Elizabeth Holmes' partner. The wait is over: Amanda Seyfried has finally spoken out about appearing in " You Can See Everything ." In an interview with Rolling Stone released on Wednesday, Seyfried, along with directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, spoke about how "The Dropout" star got involved in the hit Elizabeth Holmes documentary. It began harmlessly enough, when Seyfried's friend Emma Stone connected her with Fielder, who asked if she'd look over the interview footage they'd shot with Elizabeth Holmes .
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