Nathan Fielder Reportedly Fell for Elizabeth Holmes During Filming
- Sources claim Nathan Fielder developed romantic feelings for Elizabeth Holmes during filming.
- The A24 documentary You Can See Everything has reached a $63.8 million North American gross.
- Fielder and Lance Oppenheim lived with Holmes and Billy Evans in Del Mar for the project.
- Actress Amanda Seyfried appears in the film to re-enact scenes that could not be filmed.
- Elizabeth Holmes is currently serving a prison sentence for fraud related to Theranos.
Sources familiar with the production of the documentary You Can See Everything claim that director Nathan Fielder developed a romantic interest in Elizabeth Holmes during the filming process. One source stated, "I think Nathan fell in love with Lizzie". Another source said, "I think he totally fell for her".
Documentary competes for top spot at domestic box office
The documentary You Can See Everything earned $3.56 million on Friday and is competing against the film Clayface for the top spot at the domestic box office. It is in its third week of release and earned $10.6 million over the weekend. Projections indicate the film will earn approximately $10.5 million over the holiday weekend.
The documentary has reached a total North American box office gross of $63.8 million. Major studios chose not to release significant films during the Halloween weekend, which allows the documentary to potentially secure the number one spot.
Production of You Can See Everything in Del Mar
The production occurred 34 days before Holmes reported to federal prison in Bryan, Texas. Holmes and Evans led the development of the film.
Cinematographer David Bolens lensed the production. Ari Balouzian composed the soundtrack, which features the song Shine by Collective Soul. Balouzian also worked on Primetime and Ren Faire.
The MPA rated the film R for language and graphic nudity. It has a runtime of two hours and 54 minutes. A24 distributes the film, which includes a discussion regarding the Who’s on First comedy routine. The documentary was viewed in the standard format at the AMC Center Valley 16 theater.
Amanda Seyfried re-enacts restricted filming encounters
Seyfried, who previously portrayed Elizabeth Holmes in the 2020 miniseries "The Dropout," re-enacts private encounters between director Nathan Fielder and Holmes.
Elizabeth Holmes's incarceration and Theranos history
Holmes founded the technology firm Theranos, which reached a valuation of $9 billion before investigators exposed the company as a fraud.
Box office opening and historical performance
"You Can See Everything" grossed $15 million during its opening weekend of Oct. 16-18, landing at No. 2 at the domestic box office.
The film traded places at the box office for the week of Oct. 18 with the No. 1 movie "Street Fighter," a martial arts comedy featuring Jason Momoa and 50 Cent.
Directorial credits of Fielder and Oppenheim
Co-director Lance Oppenheim previously directed "Ren Faire" in 2024 and "Primetime" in 2026.
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