Billy Evans Claims Lack Of Consent For Nude Scene In Theranos Documentary
Billy Evans told CBS Sunday Mornings that he did not consent to a full frontal nude shower scene in the upcoming documentary You Can See Everything.
Actor Denies Giving Permission
Billy Evans stated on CBS Sunday Mornings that he never gave consent for the specific shot. He explained that while he knew filming was happening, he was surprised by the full exposure. The actor told host Matt Gutman that seeing his whole body on camera felt embarrassing. He noted that his children's teachers might see the footage from this uncomfortable situation.
Filmmakers Describe Different Story
Co-director Lance Oppenheim described a different interaction regarding the shower scene in an interview with GQ magazine. Oppenheim said they offered to film without showing genitals but Evans reportedly did not care. The director recounted that Evans asked if they could film him while he was showering after gym. Evans later claimed he pleaded with A24 and Nathan Fielder to pixelate the image before release.
Production Team Refused Changes
Evans reported that the filmmakers refused his request to blur the scene despite his objections. He communicated with the team through lawyers after hearing rumors from early screenings. Evans also criticized the color grading of the film as being way off during the interview. A24 provided no comment on these claims when approached for a statement.
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