Pattinson Confronts Nerves and Fame Ahead of Primetime Venice Debut
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Robert Pattinson reveals he was literally throwing up before the Venice premiere of Primetime, a high‑risk project he produced with Lance Oppenheim about Chris Hansen. He says the film isn’t an indictment, but a bold, non‑didactic look at fame and the entertainment industry, and notes that producing gave him greater ownership as he continues taking risky, ambitious roles while managing promotion.
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- Robert Pattinson Says He Was ‘Genuinely Throwing Up’ Before ‘Primetime’ Premiere TheWrap
- Chris Hansen Calls ‘Primetime’ an “Insult,” Has No Regrets About ‘Predator’ Sting That Ended in Suicide (Exclusive) The Hollywood Reporter
- Chris Hansen Questions Whether Robert Pattinson Portrayal in ‘Primetime’ Is ‘Identity Theft’ Rolling Stone
- In 2006, a Predator Sting Ended in Suicide. 20 Years Later, Chris Hansen Says He Doesn’t Regret It People.com
- Primetime First Reviews: A Riveting Satire Filmed Like an Arthouse Horror Movie Rotten Tomatoes
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