Billy Evans, the partner of disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, comments on his portrayal in A24’s documentary “You Can See Everything,” which depicts him as a villain. In interviews connected to CBS Sunday Morning, Evans says the experience has been awkward for him and appears to note personal fallout from how the film is received by people around him.
Evans tells CBS that he would have preferred not to be portrayed that way, but frames the documentary’s depiction as part of entertainment and says he had no control over the final edit. Coverage across outlets largely centers on his reactions—especially his characterisation of the portrayal as “crazy”—and his apparent lack of hard feelings toward the directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.
While all sources align on Evans’s overall message, they vary in emphasis, with some foregrounding the “crazy” framing and others focusing on his insistence that he is not angry, including the documentary-making process and how certain scenes affected him and his family’s private life.
