Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Lee Curtis Channel Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes for ‘You Can See Everything’ Spoof
“Now, be honest. Do you really want to be on the show tonight?" Fallon as Fielder asks Curtis' Holmes The post Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Lee Curtis Channel Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes for ‘You Can See Everything’ Spoof appeared first on TheWrap .
Nathan Fielder, co-director of the documentary "You Can See Everything" about Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans, revealed during a Q&A at the Savannah Film Festival that he still has no idea why the couple chose him and Lance Oppenheim to document their lives. Oppenheim explained that the duo shared a video with Fielder and Fielder during their filming process, in which Billy Evans described moments like Elizabeth crying while watching "Pride and Prejudice."
Oppenheim questioned the relevance of these moments and why they were interested in capturing them. Fielder echoed this sentiment, expressing confusion over why Holmes and Evans wanted them involved in the documentary. He added that the experience of making the film was "weird" due to the ambiguity surrounding their reasons for inviting them.
When asked if he has gained more clarity since completing the film, Fielder responded bluntly, "Uh, f—k no." "You Can See Everything" has become a pop culture phenomenon since its release in U.S. theaters on October 16, breaking box office records for a documentary since "Fahrenheit 9/11" in 2004.
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