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A24’s Tony Expands Indie Box Office with $5 Million
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A24’s Tony Expands Indie Box Office with $5 Million

A24’s Tony, a biopic of Anthony Bourdain, expanded to 1,652 theaters and grossed $5 million this weekend, landing seventh at the box office; the film has grossed about $6.6 million since its debut, with a budget pegged under $15 million. Dominic Sessa stars as Bourdain, with Emilia Jones, Dagmara Domińczyk, Leo Woodall and Antonio Banderas, in a release that opened in six theaters on Aug. 7 before expanding to 37 venues, aided by strong reviews and fan affection for the chef.

Chris Hansen Says NDA Blocked Primetime Screening, Not a Rights Waiver
entertainment4 days ago

Chris Hansen Says NDA Blocked Primetime Screening, Not a Rights Waiver

Deadline reports that Chris Hansen wasn’t refused for refusing to sign away his rights; he was turned away from a private Primetime screening because attendees must sign a standard NDA to prevent spoilers. A Deadline source clarifies the NDA is common for preview audiences, and Hansen’s earlier claim was contradicted by reports that fellow invitee Jesse Watters declined to sign and was denied entry. The film, directed by Lance Oppenheim and starring Robert Pattinson as Hansen, is set to premiere this year.

Hansen Turned Away From Primetime Sneak Peek Amid NDA Dispute
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Hansen Turned Away From Primetime Sneak Peek Amid NDA Dispute

Deadline reports Chris Hansen was denied a private Primetime screening after refusing to sign a standard advance-screening NDA; a source said he was not asked to “sign away” his rights and that the NDA is a routine measure to guard against spoilers and IP. Hansen had claimed on Fox News that A24 wanted him to surrender rights to his name, image and brand. The film, starring Pattinson as Hansen, premieres September 25 in theaters.

Hansen Won’t Sign Away Rights to See Pattinson’s Primetime at A24
entertainment4 days ago

Hansen Won’t Sign Away Rights to See Pattinson’s Primetime at A24

Veteran investigator Chris Hansen says he refused an unusually restrictive NDA that would surrender his name, image and rights to his brand to obtain a private screening of Robert Pattinson’s A24 drama Primetime. He went to A24 for a 10 a.m. screening but left without seeing the film after pushing back on the paperwork, noting he has no financial stake in the movie. The project, inspired by Hansen’s Dateline work, premieres at the Venice Film Festival and opens in theaters Sept. 25; A24 did not comment.

Friends laud Tony biopic for capturing Bourdain’s pre-fame fire
entertainment4 days ago

Friends laud Tony biopic for capturing Bourdain’s pre-fame fire

The NY Post piece gathers praise from Bourdain’s friends and colleagues about the new A24 biopic Tony, which focuses on his early, pre-fame years and the real person behind the celebrity. They commend the portrayal of his complex, bluntly honest persona, recall his writing breakthrough, and acknowledge the film’s place alongside other Bourdain works in shaping his enduring legacy after his 2018 death.

Hansen Would've Cast Denis Leary, Not Pattinson, in Primetime
entertainment6 days ago

Hansen Would've Cast Denis Leary, Not Pattinson, in Primetime

Chris Hansen says he didn’t get to choose his own actor for the upcoming A24 film Primetime, which reimagines his To Catch a Predator era with Robert Pattinson playing Hansen; Hansen once imagined Denis Leary in the role, questions Hollywood’s motives, hasn’t seen the movie yet but will have a private screening, and notes the film’s trailer shows Pattinson’s dramatic transformation as the film tells the origin of Hansen’s Dateline coverage, set to hit theaters Sept. 25.

Hansen questions Hollywood motive as Pattinson-led Primetime gears up for release
entertainment7 days ago

Hansen questions Hollywood motive as Pattinson-led Primetime gears up for release

Chris Hansen says he wasn’t involved in the Primetime biopic about his To Catch a Predator days and only learned of the project after production wrapped; he questions Hollywood’s motive and will view a private A24 screening before commenting on how dramatized it is, noting the trailer’s dark portrayal and the film’s commercial aims. Primetime opens September 25, 2026.