'Very Restrictive'
To Catch a Predator host said he was asked to "sign away my rights" before viewing Primetime; source close to film denies his claims
Former To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen is bickering with the producers of Primetime, the Robert Pattinson-starring film about the NBC series, over an alleged NDA he refused to sign in order to preview the movie.
Hansen appeared on Fox News on Thursday to discuss the incident, claiming he went to the A24 offices in New York to watch Primetime ahead of the film’s Venice Film Festival premiere next month. However, prior to viewing, Hansen was presented with a non-disclosure agreement that his legal team — upon previewing the NDA — advised him not to sign.
“The lawyers at A24 wanted me to sign away my rights to my name, image and, you know, brand essentially, as well as any potential legal rights that would come out of the movie,” Hansen claimed on Jesse Watters Primetime. “I couldn’t sign that, so they didn’t show me the film. I went all the way up there… It was a very restrictive agreement.”
