Billy Evans Says He Did Not Consent to Nude Shower Scene in Documentary
Billy Evans, the partner of Elizabeth Holmes, says he did not consent to appearing fully nude in a shower scene in the documentary You Can See Everything. He made the claim in an interview with Matt Gutman for CBS Sunday Morning, as Variety reported on 13 November 2026.
The film is directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. It follows Holmes, the former chief executive of the blood-testing company Theranos, and her family in the days before she goes to prison.
Evans said he knew he was being filmed in the shower. He was surprised, he said, that his whole body appeared on camera.
Before the film came out, he said, he contacted the filmmakers directly and through lawyers. He asked them to pixelate the scene. He said they refused.
Oppenheim gave a different account to GQ. He told the magazine he offered to film Evans in a way that avoided showing his genitals. Evans, for his part, said he did not care about being seen naked.
Evans also criticised the colour grading of the shower scene, calling it "way off." A24 had no comment on his claims.
Scenes like this one sit at the meeting point of filming and consent. Subjects agree to be recorded, but they do not always agree to how their bodies are framed, lit or kept in the final cut. Here, the two sides describe the same request in very different ways.
