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Robert Pattinson hopes Chris Hansen will see Primetime as a ‘compliment’
Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleRobert Pattinson responded to criticisms from Chris Hansen regarding the upcoming psychological thriller Primetime, which is inspired by Hansen's work on To Catch a Predator. Speaking at the Venice Film Festival, Pattinson praised Hansen's magnetic presence and expressed hope that the television host would eventually view the film as a compliment. Hansen has strongly criticized the A24 movie, calling it “exploitative” and “disingenuous” while alleging that the portrayal and dialogue are inaccurate. The veteran host previously said he is exploring legal options regarding the project and claimed he was turned away from an early screening after refusing to sign away rights to his brand. Directed by Lance Oppenheim, Primetime premieres at the Venice Film Festival ahead of its scheduled September 25 release. In fullRobert Pattinson responds to Chris Hansen’s Primetime backlashMore bulletinsThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in
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Inside Robert Pattinson’s Eerie Chris Hansen Transformation in ‘Primetime’: “A Reconfigured Egregore”
The actor goes in-depth on the hot-button A24 film for the first time, alongside director Lance Oppenheim: “Every day Rob would come in and would do something that felt like he…
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Box office magnet Robert Pattinson goes dark as paedophile-hunting TV host
In Primetime, Robert Pattinson plays a scandal-hit TV presenter in a paedophile sting show, debuting at the Venice Film Festival amid legal controversy.
