How the ‘You Can See Everything’ Nude Scene Happened
"He didn’t care about being seen naked," director Lance Oppenheim says The post How the ‘You Can See Everything’ Nude Scene Happened appeared first on TheWrap .
In an interview with GQ, director Lance Oppenheim revealed the origin story behind the controversial full frontal nudity scene in his film "You Can See Everything." The jarring moment occurs early in the documentary, where Holmes' partner, Billy Evans, is seen showering completely nude. Oppenheim explained that the idea for the scene came from Evans himself, who approached him during a car ride home from the gym.
When asked if he wanted to film him showering, Evans enthusiastically agreed, expressing no concern about being seen naked.
Oppenheim described the filming setup, which included cameras both inside and outside the bathroom, capturing various angles of the scene. After Evans leaves the bathroom, he can be seen looking at the camera and smiling, adding an enigmatic element to the footage. While the director acknowledged the shocking nature of the scene, he expressed uncertainty about Evans' true intentions, stating that he found it hard to determine whether Evans was genuinely excited about the audience seeing everything or if there was a deeper meaning behind his actions.
Despite the controversy, "You Can See Everything" enjoyed a record-breaking opening weekend, earning an estimated $15 million from just 855 theaters, securing the No. 2 spot on the charts.
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