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In the early 2000s, if your idea of a cheap thrill was to see presumed sicko pedophiles caught on camera as they advance upon their ostensibly underage prey, NBC’s To Catch a Predator was your show. The host, Chris Hansen, had once been considered a serious journalist, spearheading investigative reports on events like the Columbine…
Robert Pattinson’s new thriller ‘Primetime’ premiered at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday. The film received a standing ovation lasting around seven minutes. Other reports placed the applause closer to eight or nine minutes. Either way, the crowd reaction was strong.
The 40-year-old actor was joined by fiancée Suki Waterhouse at the premiere of his new movie Primetime on Saturday afternoon (September 5) held at Sala Grande in Venice, Italy.
Robert Pattinson is currently filming the long-awaited superhero sequel The Batman Part II. The actor celebrated his 40th birthday a month before filming started on the project in London this June. He told GQ in a recent interview that making an action movie feels different at 40.
Robert Pattinson, who once jokingly insisted that he’s squarely in Gen Z territory despite being 40, is admittedly feeling the years while shooting the long-awaited sequel to 2022’s The Batman.
Now that these beggars are out of here, we can turn the page in the proverbial Pattinson tome to seeing how this looks, right?
Fueling the blaze are the back-to-back-to-back-to-back releases of The Drama, The Odyssey, Primetime, and Dune: Part Three. Though the latter two are still on the horizon, all four are 2026 releases, with a fifth, Here Comes the Flood, also expected to hit Netflix before year’s end.
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For the second time in 2026, A24 and Robert Pattinson appear to have made movie magic. Earlier this year, Pattinson starred opposite Zendaya in the box office hit The Drama, and his next project, Primetime, finds the acclaimed actor embodying the infamous To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen during his quest for primetime TV…
Robert Pattinson appears as Chis Hansen on the poster for the film ‘Primetime.’ (A24)