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Elizabeth Holmes’ Husband Says He Still Loves Nathan Fielder Even Though ‘You Can See Everything’ Makes Him Look ‘Crazy’

“I didn’t get to control the edit,” Billy Evans explains of the documentary from Fielder and Lance Oppenheim The post Elizabeth Holmes’ Husband Says He Still Loves Nathan Fielder Even Though ‘You Can See Everything’ Makes Him Look ‘Crazy’ appeared first on TheWrap .

Elizabeth Holmes’ Husband Says He Still Loves Nathan Fielder Even Though ‘You Can See Everything’ Makes Him Look ‘Crazy’

Billy Evans, the husband of imprisoned Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, expressed his love for the filmmakers behind the documentary "You Can See Everything," despite the portrayal of him as the "villain." In a preview of his upcoming "CBS Sunday Morning" interview, Evans admitted he wished the documentary didn't make him look "crazy," but understood it is ultimately "entertainment."

When asked about his portrayal in the film, Evans stated, "I love them," referring to the directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. He acknowledged that he did not have control over the editing process, but his goal in participating in the film remained the same: to showcase Elizabeth Holmes and present her as "the person that I love and exactly who she is."

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