Chris Hansen Buys Theater Ads for A24’s “Primetime” Amid NDA Dispute

Deadline • 27 Aug 01:33

Former "To Catch a Predator" host Chris Hansen bought advertising space in movie theater lobbies before showings of A24's thriller "Primetime" to promote his TruBlu streaming service.

TMZ • 26 Aug 21:00

Television journalist Chris Hansen has bought advertising space shown before each screening of A24's new Robert Pattinson film, using the spots to promote his streaming service TruBlu, while a disagreement over a nondisclosure agreement continues.

The Hollywood Reporter • 26 Aug 18:02

Chris Hansen has bought advertising that runs before every theatrical screening of A24’s upcoming film ‘Primetime,’ directing viewers to his TruBlu streaming service.

Yahoo • 26 Aug 18:02

Chris Hansen has purchased pre-show advertisements that run before each theatrical showing of A24's new film "Primetime," promoting his TruBlu streaming network.

TMZ • 25 Aug 22:50

Former "To Catch a Predator" host Chris Hansen says an NDA for a private screening of the A24 movie "Primetime" would force him to waive rights to his life, while the studio says the document is a standard screening agreement.

Deadline • 21 Aug 03:02

Chris Hansen said he was denied a preview of A24's film "Primetime" after refusing to sign a standard nondisclosure agreement, a claim contradicted by a source familiar with the screening process.

Variety • 21 Aug 01:43

Veteran journalist Chris Hansen claimed he was denied a private screening of A24’s upcoming movie “Primetime” after refusing to sign a broad non-disclosure agreement.

yahoo.com • 19 Aug 04:25

Chris Hansen told a podcast that he had imagined Denis Leary playing him in A24's upcoming movie Primetime, and he questioned the studio's commercial motives.

Page Six • 18 Aug 20:50

Chris Hansen told a podcast he did not select Robert Pattinson for the A24 movie about his "To Catch a Predator" series and expressed doubts about the studio’s commercial motives.

TheWrap • 17 Aug 21:30

Chris Hansen told a podcast he was not involved in the making of the A24 drama "Primetime" about his former show, and he suspects the studio used his name for commercial purposes.

The Hollywood Reporter • 17 Aug 20:41

Former "To Catch a Predator" host Chris Hansen said he has not seen the film "Primetime" yet and offered preliminary thoughts on its trailer, noting he was not consulted on the project and would have preferred a different actor to portray him.