Billy Evans breaks his silence in a powerful interview, defending his role and offering a fresh view of Elizabeth Holmes as the three-hour documentary 'You Can See Everything' unfolds.
Evans, speaking for the first time on television, called the film both captivating and unflattering, saying it paints him as 'crazy' and manipulative while he maintains he was simply supporting his partner.
The interview, set to air this weekend on CBS Sunday Morning, reveals Evans' thoughts on the documentary's $80 million box office haul and its potential Oscar best-picture nomination, as well as his current power-of-attorney responsibilities over Holmes' social media and prison life.
Holmes is serving a 10-year federal fraud sentence and claims innocence, while Evans says the film accurately captures her and reflects the hard lessons he says she taught him about not losing one's voice.