Billy Evans has made a wild claim about a deleted You Can See Everything scene with Nathan Fielder. In a new social media post, Elizabeth Holmes‘ longtime partner claimed he wrestled Fielder “Borat style” on camera, but the bizarre encounter didn’t make the final cut.
Evans wrote on X, “I really wish they’d kept the scene where I wrestled Nathan, Borat style. Full top mount. His little Canadian frame struggling beneath me.” Evans said he thought Fielder was in on the joke, but was in for a rude awakening when he watched the film. Evans added further that the scene “literally wouldn’t make” the top of the deleted scenes list. “We didn’t hold back. We showed them everything,” he wrote.
Billy Evans shares more details about the deleted wrestling scene
Responding to fans online, Evans clarified that he wrestled Fielder while clothed. However, he also revealed that Oppenheim asked Fielder to remove his phone and monitor while standing next to the pool. This was followed by Evans tossing him into the pool, where the wrestling ensued. Evans also responded to a user writing that he and Holmes were filmed for 3 years, including “conversation up for debate, with someone else deciding what to show.”
It should be noted that the details shared by Evans have yet to be independently verified, with some contradicting his own prior posts. Previously, Evans had challenged the filmmakers’ account of a nude scene featuring him. He also showed Fielder and co-director Lance Oppenheim footage of Holmes crying for research.
Since its release earlier in October, the film has grossed over $80 million at the box office. It became the third non-music documentary to surpass $50 million domestically. The nearly three-hour-long documentary follows Holmes and Evans’ family life before the former’s incarceration. Holmes was also recently parodied by Jamie Lee Curtis on The Tonight Show.
You Can See Everything is currently playing in theaters.
Originally reported on ComingSoon.
