John Oliver reviewed the documentary You Can See Everything and called Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans “complete lunatics,” according to Variety.
Oliver’s comments ran during an episode of Last Week Tonight, and Variety’s story reporting on the segment carries the headline quoting him as saying Holmes and Evans are “complete lunatics.”
Variety also reports that Oliver admitted his writing staff’s obsession with the documentary had “derailed our workflow.”
The piece frames Oliver’s take as part of his wider Sunday-night commentary; Variety’s account places the remarks in the context of his show rather than as a separate published review.
The documentary You Can See Everything has been the subject of wide cultural conversation this season, with critics and trades discussing its awards prospects.
For context on the film’s awards conversation, see You Can See Everything could win Best Picture, which outlines the trades and critics’ discussion of the movie’s awards season position.
Sources
- Variety — reported Oliver calling Holmes and Evans “complete lunatics” and that his staff’s obsession with the doc had “derailed our workflow.”
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