Chris Hansen answers 'Primetime' with 'I’m Chris Hansen' documentary

The Hollywood Reporter, the documentary has been in production for three years, meaning it was not created specifically in response to. Primetime, which stars Robert Pattinson as Hansen. The documentary arrives as.

Primetimeopens in theatres. Hansen has been publicly critical of the film, calling it “a complete work of fiction attached to a real name” in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. Hansen said the film presents a darker and more dramatic version of the work associated with his.

To Catch a Predatorinvestigations. He also argued that the movie could misrepresent efforts by people working to protect children from predators. Hansen had not watched.

Primetimebefore the interview because he declined to sign a nondisclosure agreement connected to the project. However, he promoted Tru. Blu around the film’s theatrical release by purchasing s that appeared ahead of screenings.

Despite his criticism of the movie, Hansen said he has no personal issue with Pattinson. He described the actor as talented and said Pattinson had been gracious when discussing him. Hansen also questioned why the.

Primetimefilmmakers did not contact him while developing a film in which Pattinson portrays him. He suggested the filmmakers had their own interpretation of the story, though that characterization reflects Hansen’s view. Meanwhile, I’m Chris Hansenwill give viewers a documentary focused on Hansen himself and his career in investigative television and true crime.