Billy Evans explains why he and Elizabeth Holmes allowed a documentary crew into their home before she went to prison, admitting the trailer makes her look insane but defending the film's aim to let viewers decide for themselves.
01Summary
- 01Evans spoke on the 'All-In' podcast as the documentary 'You Can See Everything' began its theatrical release.
- 02The film, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, debuted at the Telluride Film Festival and has earned Oscar buzz.
- 03Evans said the goal was to show Holmes in a natural environment so people could 'make up your own mind'.
- 04The trailer and early reception have amplified backlash against Holmes, with Evans acknowledging she 'looks insane' in the clip.
- 05Holmes and Evans have two children, William (born 2021) and Invicta (born 2023).
02Why it matters
This story matters because it reveals the PR strategy behind a high-profile documentary about a convicted fraudster, and how that strategy may have backfired, influencing public perception of Holmes as she begins her 11-year sentence.
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