Actress Amanda Seyfried has opened up about her experience working on the documentary You Can See Everything, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. She revealed that she initially had concerns about taking part in the project, as she feared that appearing in the documentary could negatively affect her acting career. Despite her worries, she decided to participate in the film and share her experience as part of the production.
During her discussion, Seyfried also spoke about her meeting with Billy Evans, the husband of former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes. Their interaction reportedly became an uncomfortable experience for the actress. She explained that the meeting influenced her opinion of Evans, and she admitted that her impression of him became more negative after their encounter.
The documentary project also brought attention to the people connected to Elizabeth Holmes and the events surrounding her controversial business journey. Holmes, who founded the health technology company Theranos, became widely known after the company faced major questions about its blood-testing technology and business practices.
Seyfried’s comments offer a glimpse into the challenges she faced while participating in the documentary. Her concerns about the possible impact on her professional career, along with her experience meeting Evans, have added another interesting aspect to the discussion surrounding the film.