Billy Evans, partner of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, says he loves the documentary You Can See Everything even though it portrays him as a villain, CBS News reported. The network's report presents his view of the film as a matter of public record, based on an interview with him.
According to CBS News, Evans shared what the network called a "surprising perspective" on the film in an interview with Matt Gutman. The network's summary describes Holmes as a disgraced Theranos founder and identifies Evans as her partner.
The interview airs on CBS Sunday Morning, the network's summary states. Its headline says Evans loves the film even though he is portrayed in it as a villain, which is the central point of the report.
The summary does not describe the scenes in which Evans is portrayed as a villain. It also does not give the specific reasons he offered for his response to the film, or say whether the documentary's makers have commented on his remarks.
CBS News also does not provide further background on the documentary's subject or release beyond its title. Readers seeking Evans's full comments can view the network's report on its website.