Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder aren't the only stars of "You Can See Everything" ... the turkey jerky brand the convicted felon chows down on in the film is also enjoying some time in the spotlight ... and getting a boost in sales.
Here's the deal ... in the doc, Holmes eats Think Jerky at Federal Prison Camp Bryan, making it known it's her favorite food outside of her daily prison chow.
The scene is apparently sticking in people's minds ... because TMZ has learned Think Jerky sales are skyrocketing as the movie does big numbers at the box office. We're told Sriracha Honey jerky sales are up 345% since the movie's release.
A rep for Think Jerky tells TMZ … "We had absolutely no idea we were going to be in the movie, so the whole thing has been a bit of a whirlwind. We're a small, self-funded, employee-owned business that somehow ended up in one of the most talked-about films of the year."
Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Lee Curtis dove into all the buzz surrounding the new Elizabeth Holmes documentary, spoofing the mega-popular film for "The Tonight Show," and their performances were totally dead-on accurate and hilarious!
Jimmy and Jamie did the 1-minute spoof for Wednesday night's episode of "The Tonight Show" with Jimmy playing the role of Nathan Fielder -- co-director of the Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything" -- and Jamie playing the role of Elizabeth Holmes.
The two play Fielder and Holmes with awkward precision as they stand face-to-face, like at one weird point in the documentary.
The Texas house where Elizabeth Holmes and her family were filmed in their final days together before her prison sentence in "You Can See Everything" is up for sale.
The 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home hit the market for $2.25 million earlier this month ... and the real estate team trying to offload it is now playing up its appearance in the smash-hit documentary.
In case you haven't seen the Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim joint yet ... it covers the month before Elizabeth's incarceration in federal prison. Most of that month is spent at a rented house in Del Mar, California ... though the family ultimately moved into this home in Austin, TX, to be closer to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in the Lone Star State.
Elizabeth Holmes’ partner, Billy Evans, did not ask the director of "You Can See Everything" to go full frontal ... sources tell TMZ.
A source close to production tells TMZ Billy disputes the story told by the documentary’s director, Lance Oppenheim, regarding his controversial shower scene. The sources claim Billy was told that even if he filmed with his penis out ... it would not make the final cut for legal reasons.
In the doc about Elizabeth, Billy opened up about the situation to Lance and co-director Nathan Fielder. In one scene, Billy is seen taking a shower, and his penis is exposed.
Elizabeth Holmes might still be locked up... but a lot of fans of the new movie she stars in flattered her over the weekend, dressing up as the star for a costume contest in Washington Square Park.
A look-alike contest for the new movie "You Can See Everything" took place in Greenwich Village Sunday afternoon ... bringing out a group of people dressed in the disgraced tech entrepreneur's trade turtlenecks, cheery red lipstick and messy blonde hairdos.
Another group showed up with salt-and-pepper hair, black shirts and sweaters ... looking exactly like the meta-documentary's co-director and co-star, Nathan Fielder.
Elizabeth Holmes was convicted of scamming her many investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars and ordered to pay $452 million in restitution ... but after more than 3 years in prison, she says she's now fighting to prove she did nothing wrong.
Holmes -- the former CEO of the blood testing company Theranos -- posted a message on X Sunday night, and kicked things off by saying that she was "silenced for a long time ... and then imprisoned."
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She then said she's "fighting to prove my innocence and come home to my babies and the love of my life," referring to her husband, Billy Evans.
Elizabeth Holmes is barred from reaching out to the many investors she was convicted of ripping off -- to the tune of over $452 million -- once she gets out of federal prison ... TMZ has learned.
According to court documents, obtained by TMZ, Holmes -- the former CEO of Theranos -- must have absolutely no contact with the 14 victims of her scam, unless a probation officer directs her to do so.
Authorities successfully prosecuted Holmes for concocting a fraudulent scheme to convince investors to pour money into her tech startup that promised to revolutionize blood testing.
Under the special conditions of her supervised release ... Holmes must also make restitution payments to the investor victims, including $40 million to Walgreens and more than $14 million to Safeway.
Elizabeth Holmes is getting out of prison next year ... and she'll be transferring to a halfway house in Texas ... and she'll be close to lots of other tech titans.
The disgraced former Theranos CEO is being moved from the Federal Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas, to a halfway house near Austin ... according to ABC News reporter Rebecca Jarvis -- who says Elizabeth's victims were just notified of her upcoming change of scenery.
However, there's a pretty big caveat ... the move isn't for about a year ... Elizabeth will officially be getting out of FPC Bryan on August 23, 2027 ... and the message sent to her victims is just advance notice.
Elizabeth Holmes' fiancé says he fell for her before he even knew she was the woman behind Theranos ... and Nathan Fielder wastes no time putting that love story through the fraud test.
Billy Evans makes the eyebrow-raising admission in the trailer released Wednesday for the upcoming documentary, "You Can See Everything" ... which follows Holmes in the final weeks before she reported to federal prison.
"I fell in love in that first conversation," Evans says.
Nathan Fielder’s bizarre Elizabeth Holmes documentary is finally out in the open ... and the first teaser has the internet completely spiraling.
The film, titled “You Can See Everything,” received a surprise screening at the Telluride Film Festival before A24 released the first footage to the public Sunday. The documentary is directed by Fielder and Lance Oppenheim and is expected to hit theaters in October.
The teaser shows Fielder sitting across from Holmes in an intense staring contest ... with the disgraced Theranos founder insisting she has nothing to hide and is being genuine with him.
