Lance Oppenheim Shares Scrapped ‘Primetime’ Title Sequence With Robert Pattinson
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Lance Oppenheim, the director behind the scrapped "Primetime" title sequence, shared the video with Robert Pattinson. Celebrating the movie's opening in the U.K., Oppenheim posted on Instagram, "I really loved this title sequence that [editor] Daniel Garber, Robert Pattinson and I made for the movie, and here it is now, in all its glory."
The clip showcases Pattinson's character, Chris Hansen, running at night. This sequence, initially included in the trailer but later cut, features superimposed negatives introducing the movie's co-stars. Oppenheim expressed gratitude to the cast and crew, adding that the film is still playing in select theaters in the U.S. His documentary "You Can See Everything" with Nathan Fielder is also currently in theaters and on track for a $10.5 million third box office weekend.
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