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Seyfried: Meeting Doc Subject Made Things Worse
11 Nov
Summary
- Seyfried felt compelled to meet a subject after seeing documentary footage.
- The actress found the documentary subject's behavior concerning and aggressive.
- Seyfried questioned the subject's use of his wife in conversations.
Actress Amanda Seyfried described her intense reactions to a subject, Billy Evans, featured in the documentary "You Can See Everything." Seyfried, who portrayed Elizabeth Holmes in "The Dropout," felt an immediate need to understand Evans's actions after viewing footage.
She revealed an initial "need to understand who was pulling the strings," finding Evans's presence in the footage "yucky." Seyfried's feelings only intensified after meeting him, noting, "Nothing changed. It only got worse."
A pivotal, shocking scene detailed a dinner where Evans accused Seyfried of harming his wife's character and criticized her social media activity. Seyfried defended herself, stating, "The gloves are off," due to his disrespectful behavior.
Seyfried also expressed concern over how Evans discussed his wife, whom he claimed to be "building monuments of love" to, suggesting he did not respect her. She was also taken aback by a specific "egg incident" during filming, which prompted her to immediately halt the recording.
