ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Indie film producer A24 continues its march to awards season with the release of "Primetime," a movie following Chris Hansen's "To Catch A Predator" series. But the subject himself thinks the movie is a failure for not talking to him. Check out how A24's movie, Robert Pattinson and even Hansen himself all prevailed thanks to the movie.
- A24 struck a box office nerve with "Primetime"
- Reasons why the movie overperformed
- Robert Pattinson wants Chris Hansen to enjoy the movie for what it is
- Chris Hansen did not like the movie. At all.
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