Billy Evans of 'You Can See Everything' addresses Amanda Seyfried beef in CBS interview

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Set us as preferred Billy Evans, the longtime partner of convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, says he was glad “You Can See Everything” filming included Amanda Seyfried and addresses his villainous portrayal in his first televised interview since the popular documentary’s release.Nearly a month after the A24 documentary was released, a muted Evans, 34, gave his first interview on CBS’ “Sunday Morning.” When asked about Seyfried’s role in the documentary, Evans said he was “really glad that they included her because it shows what a difference there is between the real thing.” “And how eager she was to play a character,” he added.Directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim brought on the actor who portrayed Holmes in Hulu’s limited series “The Dropout,” after realizing how the series impacted the people in Holmes’ life, especially her parents, according to Rolling Stone.

Seyfried — who quickly agreed to be part of the film under the impression she was needed for advice and research — told Rolling Stone after seeing the footage Fielder and Oppenheim filmed while the pair temporarily lived with Holmes and Evans, she became narrowly focused on her need to meet Evans.“We all had this need to understand who was pulling the strings,” she told Rolling Stone.

“What he was doing and how he was in the footage that I saw, how you guys were interacting — it felt yucky to me.”On camera, Fielder and Seyfried met Evans and his children at their home.What ensued was a heated exchange between Seyfried and Evans that marked one of the most unforgettable moments of the documentary.

Over dinner, Evans insulted Seyfried’s acting and the two quarreled over the actor’s criticisms of Charlie Kirk shortly after the right-wing influencer was killed in 2025 while speaking at an event in Utah.Sey...