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Amanda Seyfried Hinted at a ‘You Can See Everything’ Role in a CBS Interview Last Year
Amanda Seyfried’s brief comments in a 2025 CBS interview appear to have hinted at her involvement in the documentary *You Can See Everything*. She plays a substantial part in the film, using her Elizabeth Holmes impression to help recreate off-camera interactions and challenging director Nathan Fielder and Holmes’s husband, Billy Evans, on some topics.
The film’s marketing and reviews initially kept Seyfried’s role under wraps, but interest in her surged as the documentary entered its third week in cinemas. The A24 film took $45 million at US domestic box offices in its first 10 days, while its theatrical release expanded from 855 to 2,655 cinemas for week two; some observers think it could reach $100 million despite running for three hours.
In short
- Seyfried plays a substantial role in the documentary.
- Her Holmes impression helps recreate unseen interactions.
- The film earned $45 million domestically in 10 days.
Explained simply
Amanda Seyfried is an actor known for roles in films and television. Elizabeth Holmes is the former head of Theranos, a blood-testing company that collapsed after claims about its technology were challenged; Holmes was convicted of fraud in 2022. Her story has drawn continued attention because it involves the promises made by a high-profile technology company and the people who invested in or worked for it.
Nathan Fielder is a comedian and filmmaker, and Billy Evans is Holmes’s husband. The documentary uses interviews and recreated scenes to examine Holmes and the people around her, raising questions about how such reconstructions are made and what they can show. Seyfried’s involvement connects her acting work to the film’s portrayal of events and people linked to Theranos.