Amanda Seyfried has no regrets about sparring with Elizabeth Holmes' partner Billy Evans in that jaw-dropping scene
Amanda Seyfried breaks down the dinner scene where she fights with Elizabeth Holmes' partner Billy Evans in "You Can See Everything."
Amanda Seyfried recently gave an interview to Rolling Stone, detailing her role in the documentary "You Can See Everything." The film focuses on Elizabeth Holmes' story and includes a particularly dramatic scene where Seyfried had a heated exchange with Holmes' partner, Billy Evans. Seyfried explained that she had initially negative feelings towards Evans after watching footage of their interviews with Holmes.
However, her feelings only intensified when they met in person, as she was in Evans' home while Holmes was in prison. During dinner, Evans made disparaging comments about Seyfried's acting, leading to a fierce argument between the two. Seyfried maintained that the confrontation was as intense as it appeared in the film, stating that Evans' behavior was disrespectful and that she felt compelled to defend herself and her stance.
Despite the dramatic portrayal in the documentary, Seyfried has no regrets about her decision to engage in the argument.
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