In You Can See Everything, it’s Elizabeth Holmes’s partner who makes for 2026’s timeliest villain

The Guardian ·

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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