Oscar-winning filmmaker Errol Morris says he has a two-hour, previously unreleased interview with Elizabeth Holmes that was filmed at the height of her Theranos success. Multiple outlets report that Morris is considering making the material public, pointing to renewed interest in Holmes.
The coverage ties the story to Morris’s broader work and recent public comments. The Independent highlights that the footage could show “before and after” of Holmes, while Inc. Magazine frames the footage as capturing her at her most prominent. The Hollywood Reporter similarly describes the interview as a never-before-seen conversation from the Theranos peak, emphasizing that Morris is weighing release.
Across outlets, the main difference is framing: some foreground the novelty and duration of the interview, while others stress what the footage might illustrate about Holmes over time. All accounts rely on Morris’s own statements and present the release as a possibility rather than a confirmed plan.
