Robert Pattinson Says He Was ‘Genuinely Throwing Up’ Before ‘Primetime’ Premiere
Venice Film Festival: The actor says the Chris Hansen film is the most work he's ever done, and explains why the A24 movie isn't "an indictment of anyone" The post Robert Pattinson Says He Was ‘Genuinely Throwing Up’ Before ‘Primetime’ Premiere appeared first on TheWrap .
Robert Pattinson expressed genuine nervousness before the premiere of his film "Primetime" at the Venice Film Festival. He joked about feeling like a mistake, but acknowledged the fun in portraying the media monster Chris Hansen. The role presented Pattinson with an unprecedented level of work, as he was stepping into production for the first time.
The actor's wife even joined him during childbirth, reinforcing his dedication to the project. Pattinson delved into the personal impact of the film, discussing the paradox of entertainment industry success and audience expectations. He found the dynamic between Chris Hansen and late-night television viewers particularly intriguing, relating it to his own experiences in the industry.
Pattinson views "Primetime" as a departure from typical blockbusters, aiming to create something more nuanced and less judgemental, while still aiming to maintain audience engagement.
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