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AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Chris Hansen questions Hollywood's motives as Robert Pattinson film 'Primetime' nears release

Chris Hansen says nobody asked for his blessing before Hollywood turned his career into a thriller, and he wants to know why they bothered using his name at all. The former "To Catch a Predator" host sat down with podcaster Annie Elise ahead of the September 25 theatrical release of Primetime, the A24 film starring […] The post Chris Hansen questions Hollywood's motives as Robert Pattinson film 'Primetime' nears release appeared first on American Almanac .

Chris Hansen says nobody asked for his blessing before Hollywood turned his career into a thriller, and he wants to know why they bothered using his name at all. The former "To Catch a Predator" host sat down with podcaster Annie Elise ahead of the September 25 theatrical release of Primetime, the A24 film starring Robert Pattinson as Hansen. He had not yet seen the movie. He said he plans to watch it soon. But he had already formed a pointed question about the project, as The Hollywood Reporter reported : "It looks dramatic. It looks very dramatic. I know [Robert Pattinson] is a popular actor, and I know the director [Lance Oppenheim] is a popular guy. I also have some questions: What's Hollywood's motive here?" That one line, "What's…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Chris Hansen says he still hasn't seen the Robert Pattinson film about his life

The real host of *To Catch a Predator* says Hollywood never asked his permission to make *Primetime*, and he's still waiting to find out what they did with his story. Chris Hansen, the 66-year-old broadcast journalist who spent years confronting adults suspected of sexual crimes on camera, told podcast host Annie Elise that he has […] The post Chris Hansen says he still hasn't seen the Robert Pattinson film about his life appeared first on American Almanac .

The real host of *To Catch a Predator* says Hollywood never asked his permission to make *Primetime*, and he's still waiting to find out what they did with his story. Chris Hansen, the 66-year-old broadcast journalist who spent years confronting adults suspected of sexual crimes on camera, told podcast host Annie Elise that he has not received an advanced screening of the A24 film that puts actor Robert Pattinson in his chair. Hansen said he learned the project was in the works only a couple of months ago, well after cameras had already stopped rolling. The film, titled *Primetime* and directed by Lance Oppenheim, is scheduled to open in theaters September 25. Its cast includes Anna Faris, Merritt Wever, Skyler Gisondo, Phoebe Bridgers,…Open