Oscar Nominee Amanda Seyfried Joins 'You Can See Everything' Documentary

Amanda Seyfried is nearing a predicted Oscar nomination for her role in the documentary "You Can See Everything," with odds increasing significantly without active campaigning. The film, which features Fielder embedded in Elizabeth Holmes's home before she reports to prison, has become a cultural phenomenon known for its unconventional filming style and unblinking stares.

In an exclusive interview on Rolling Stone, Seyfried revealed that she joined the project as one of three people discussing it without her representatives' knowledge or formal approval. She described feeling disrespected by Billy Evans during production but noted there was no reason for his aggressive behavior. Seyfried explained how directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim approached her after seeing "The Curse," offering footage to help her process her experience playing Holmes.

Fielder revealed he obtained Seyfried's contact number through Emma Stone, leading to a 30-minute Zoom call where she agreed to view the first half of the film. Despite lacking official deals or agent approval, Seyfried was persuaded by Fielder's energy and willingness to collaborate on his gonzo experiment in nonfiction filmmaking.