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Pattinson Embraces "Primetime" Memes in Venice
5 Sep
Summary
- Pattinson hopes Chris Hansen approves of the 'Primetime' film.
- Hansen criticized the film after refusing an NDA for early viewing.
- Pattinson welcomes online memes, seeing them as audience attachment.
At the Venice Film Festival premiere of "Primetime," Robert Pattinson expressed a desire for "To Catch a Predator" host Chris Hansen to approve of the film. Hansen, who has not yet seen the completed movie, had previously voiced objections after declining to sign a non-disclosure agreement for an early screening. He has also promoted his streaming network, TruBlu, which will air exclusively before "Primetime" for its initial four weeks in theaters.
Pattinson stated that the inspiration Hansen's character provided to the filmmakers should be seen as a compliment, noting Hansen's captivating and mysterious presence. Director Lance Oppenheim lauded Hansen as an artist, crediting the show's unique blend of truth and fiction for influencing his filmmaking approach. Pattinson also welcomed the proliferation of memes based on his character, viewing them as a modern evolution of audience engagement and a positive sign for a film's longevity.