In You Can See Everything, it’s Elizabeth Holmes’s partner who makes for 2026’s timeliest villain
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes also turns its attention to her partner, Billy Evans, whose behaviour makes him a striking figure in the film. The article argues that while viewers debate whether Holmes is manipulating Fielder or believes her own claims, Evans emerges as a more recognisable source of unease.
The film shows Evans asking for a share of its profits, demanding privacy during questions to Holmes while appearing nude on camera, and taking over a small household task. After a two-year time jump, he seems to have more influence over Holmes, prompting the article to frame him as the documentary’s timely villain. Holmes has said they are not legally married; they became engaged in 2018 and have two children.
In short
- Billy Evans becomes a central source of unease in the documentary.
- He asks for a share of the film’s profits.
- The article says his influence appears to grow after a time jump.
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