A24 fixes extra 'you' in trailer for Elizabeth Holmes documentary
A24 has corrected a doubled word in the trailer for You Can See Everything, its documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced Theranos founder, The Hollywood Reporter reported on Sept. 24.
The film is by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the outlet reported. It follows Holmes in the run-up to prison after the collapse of Theranos, her blood-testing company.
The slip was in an on-screen line from a critic. It read, "If you think you you know everything, think again." The extra word is gone. A later version of the footage removed the second "you," the outlet reported, and A24 declined to comment on the error.
A24's synopsis says Holmes, 34 days from being sent to prison, invites a sceptical film crew to record her every move, according to the company's official page for the film at a24films.com. The trailer also touches on her relationship with Billy Evans, her partner, Yahoo Entertainment reported on Sept. 23.
The documentary is set for theatrical release, meaning in cinemas, on Oct. 16 after a festival tour, The Hollywood Reporter reported. A24 lists the date as Oct. 16, 2026. The company posted the "You Can See Everything | Official Trailer HD | A24" on YouTube on Sept. 23, following an official teaser on Sept. 6.
For fans tracking the rollout, this means the trailer now reads clean. The fix was small. The timeline has not changed. The film still arrives in cinemas in October, with its festival dates first.
