Amanda Seyfried Wins Critics Choice Eligibility for 'You Can See Everything' as Oscar Bid Gains Momentum
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Updated · Hollywood Reporter · Nov 13
Amanda Seyfried Wins Critics Choice Eligibility for 'You Can See Everything' as Oscar Bid Gains Momentum
3 articles · Updated · Hollywood Reporter · Nov 13
Summary
Critics Choice ruled Amanda Seyfried eligible for supporting actress for You Can See Everything, while the Golden Globes, BAFTA and SAG-linked Actor Awards deemed her ineligible.
A24 is skipping a SAG-AFTRA appeal and instead pressing its Oscar campaign, after receiving assurances that the Academy’s Actors Branch Executive Committee is unlikely to block her.
Seyfried said she is ready to campaign aggressively for the film and her role as Elizabeth Holmes, calling the awards push demanding but worth it for an unconventional project she wants to support.
The documentary has become a major contender beyond acting: it holds a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score, has grossed more than $80 million worldwide and is still playing in nearly 2,500 theaters.
That run has fueled broader awards ambitions for a film blending documentary and reenactment, with A24 also eyeing recognition in categories that have rarely or never embraced docs, including best picture.