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Chris Hansen Announces His Own Documentary After Watching 'Fever Dream' Primetime and Grades Movie a D

Chris Hansen says he was more confused than offended by Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime, and is answering this dramatized version of events with his own documentary.

Chris Hansen Announces His Own Documentary After Watching 'Fever Dream' Primetime and Grades Movie a D

Chris Hansen has released his own documentary after watching Lance Oppenheim's Primetime, grading it a D. He felt more confused than offended by the dramatized version of his life and career. During an interview with Jesse Watters on his YouTube channel, Hansen revealed that he had been working on the documentary well before hearing about Primetime.

He praised Robert Pattinson's performance but criticized the film for being overly-dramatized and detached from reality, almost like a fever dream. Hansen described the movie as a hit piece on him and the series, which he sees as an insult to those who work to expose bad people. He also mentioned that he was never approached by A24 about the film and had refused to sign a waiver before watching the screening, claiming that the studio wanted him to "sign away my rights."

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