From AV Club · · 1m 30s
You Can See Everything's Best Performance
Amanda Seyfried's reenactment of Elizabeth Holmes reveals her humanity in You Can See Everything.
In brief
Amanda Seyfried's reenactment of Elizabeth Holmes reveals her humanity in You Can See Everything. Amanda Seyfried's performance as Elizabeth Holmes in You Can See Everything shows her growing understanding of Holmes' humanity through reenactments. Originally reported by AV Club.
Documentary's surprise
The documentary's biggest surprise is an incredibly nuanced piece of acting.
Amanda Seyfried appears
Seyfried sits nervously watching Elizabeth Holmes on screen after reenactments.
Seyfried's role
Seyfried becomes Fielder's partner in reenacting Elizabeth Holmes' prison life.
First reenactment
Fielder reenacts meeting Holmes with David Blaine trick as a memory exercise.
Seyfried's performance
Seyfried's performance of Holmes improves as she sees her in prison.
Seyfried's defensiveness
Seyfried defends her acting choices but admits she feels bad about herself.
Texas trip
Seyfried and Fielder go undercover in Texas to meet Holmes' family.
Prison conversation
Seyfried learns Holmes posts tweets without her consultation.
Final reenactment
Seyfried and Fielder reenact Holmes' final prison conversation.
Seyfried's reaction
Seyfried shows deep emotion while reenacting Holmes' prison life.
The question
Seyfried asks if Fielder left anything out that would hurt Holmes.
The truth
Seyfried finds truth in performance despite the reenactment being fake.
The film's end
The film ends with Seyfried and Fielder reenacting Holmes' final moments.
The performance
Seyfried's performance of Holmes is one of the year's best acting.
The one thing
Amanda Seyfried's performance as Elizabeth Holmes in You Can See Everything shows her growing understanding of Holmes' humanity through reenactments.
