‘You Can See Everything’ fuels parodies and box-office attention
Culture · First reported 29 Oct, 19:26 · Updated 01:06
The documentary about Elizabeth Holmes has inspired online memes, television parodies and a lookalike contest, while its opening-weekend earnings and awards campaign have drawn attention.
- The film’s close-talking scenes have prompted parodies, including a Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Lee Curtis sketch and a segment on This Hour Has 22 Minutes.
- The documentary earned more than US$15 million in its opening weekend and was reported as the second-biggest domestic opening for a non-musical documentary.
- A24 is seeking awards consideration for the film, including in the best picture and best director categories.
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- Opening weekend
- More than US$15 million; reported as the second-largest domestic opening weekend for a non-musical documentary.
- Lookalike contest
- More than 200 registration responses; winners were Nicole Travolta and Joe Sivick.
- Awards campaign
- A24 is seeking Oscar consideration, including for best picture and best director.
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- An earlier Lux story reported that the documentary follows Elizabeth Holmes and her family and had drawn strong U.S. theater attendance and Oscar attention. [e2500845-c13a-4827-b9a4-e46a79598c48]
- Another earlier Lux headline noted Jamie Lee Curtis’s portrayal of Holmes in a parody of the film. [b55dbce5-f5b9-4afc-ab3f-f12d4191eb87]
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