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Oscar Buzz: Seyfried Reimagines Holmes in New Doc
11 Nov
Summary
- Seyfried reprises her Emmy-winning role as Elizabeth Holmes in a new documentary.
- The actress sought roles that scared her to push artistic boundaries.
- Her performance might earn her an Oscar nomination for documentary reenactment.
Amanda Seyfried is generating Oscar buzz for her role in the new A24 documentary, "You Can See Everything." Seyfried, who previously won an Emmy and Golden Globe for her portrayal of Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu's "The Dropout," has embraced the opportunity to revisit the controversial figure.
Seyfried expressed relief and excitement about her participation in the experimental film, noting the importance of taking on challenging roles. She stated that pursuing projects that push her artistic boundaries and lead to impactful, positive outcomes is deeply fulfilling. "You Can See Everything" chronicles Holmes' final month before beginning an 11-year prison sentence for fraud.
The documentary takes an unexpected turn by continuing after Holmes reports to prison in Bryan, Texas. Seyfried reappears in reenactments of moments not captured on film, adding a unique dimension to the narrative. This surprise appearance at the Telluride Film Festival has positioned Seyfried for a potential Oscar nomination, a historic achievement for a documentary reenactor.
