Billy Evans suggested that full-frontal shower scene in 'You Can See Everything,' the director says

In "You Can See Everything," one individual apparently took the movie's heading to a bodily extreme.

A24's twisty new documentary is ostensibly focused on Theranos originator Elizabeth Holmes, one of Silicon Valley's most infamous felons — yet it's her longtime partner, William "Billy" Evans, who frequently steals the show.

Evans' comfort in forefront of the camera is apparent whenever the brace invites co-directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim to grasp close moments in their residence life, fair a few weeks before Holmes is scheduled to commencement an 11-year jail sentence.

In fact, according to Oppenheim, Evans proactively suggested among the movie's buzziest and most revealing moments: a full-frontal attempt of Evans in the shower.

"We were in the car journey on the way rear from the gym, and I stated to Billy, 'We volition provision you several period to shower,'" the filmmaker stated in a recent discussion alongside GQ. "And Billy responded, 'Want to movie me showering?' I offered to movie him in a way that could evade seeing his genitals, but Billy stated he didn't attention concerning being seen naked."

Oppenheim speculated that Evans was inspired to provision the spectators "full access," although he admitted that he was personally baffled by the choice.

"There's a camera in the bathroom, there's a camera that was on Nathan, there's a camera exterior the bathroom, and there's an communication that we see following Billy leaves anywhere he kind of looks at the camera and smiles," Oppenheim said. "So I don't cognize what that means, but I awareness akin there's adequate material in there that gives me the belief that perchance he was enthusiastic that group could see everything and that there was complete access, I guess. But it really strikes me, honestly."

Oppenheim stated that, to his knowledge, neither Holmes nor Evans has seen the movie. Evans has not commented publically on his portrayal, and he did not react to a petition for comment from Business Insider.

"We haven't talked alongside Billy in a bit now," Oppenheim told GQ. "You kind of see it in the film. Billy can be intense, and there were a lot of conversations he had concerning the forthcoming of the movie and the publish of the movie that made us uncomfortable. So communication bankrupt downward for a bit."

Holmes reports to jail concerning midway through "You Can See Everything," although Fielder and Oppenheim continue to movie Evans as he adjusts to existence as a sole dad and aspiring entrepreneur; at one point, Evans tells Fielder that he's preparedness to build another business off the rear of Theranos and "do it all again."

In 2025, The New York Times and NPR reported that Evans had raised millions for a new blood-testing startup called Haemanthus.

Evans additionally boasts that he's in accusation of running Holmes' social media during she's incarcerated, telling Fielder that he has power of attorney. "I can exactly do whatever," he says.