Amanda Seyfried Joined ‘You Can See Everything’ Without Reps Knowing, Had ‘No Approval’ Over Filming and Got ‘Disrespected’ by Billy Evans: ‘No Reason for Him to Get That Aggressive’

Nov 11, 2026 7:50am PT Amanda Seyfried Joined ‘You Can See Everything’ Without Reps Knowing, Had ‘No Approval’ Over Filming and Got ‘Disrespected’ by Billy Evans: ‘No Reason for Him to Get That Aggressive’

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Amanda Seyfried started filming “You Can See Everything” without telling her agents or signing any deals with her lawyer, the actor revealed in a new interview with Rolling Stone. The Oscar nominee joined directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim for the trio’s first spoiler-filled press interview together now that their documentary has been in theaters for nearly a month and is on its way to crossing $80 million at the domestic box office.

According to Fielder, bringing Seyfried into the fold was an idea that got hatched two years after he shot all of the scenes in the beach house with Elizabeth Holmes and her partner, Billy Evans. The directors were unsure of how to continue the movie and realized how much Seyfried’s Emmy-winning portrayal of Holmes on Hulu’s “The Dropout” remained relevant for people in Holmes’ orbit, including her parents.

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