Chris Hansen: A24 wouldn't screen Robert Pattinson's ‘Primetime’ for me
Chris Hansen attended a private screening for a film at A24's offices but left without watching it after disagreeing with a document he was asked to sign. Hansen said the agreement would take away his rights, while the studio described it as a standard nondisclosure agreement.
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3 developments- Aug 19Chris Hansen Questions “Hollywood’s Motive” With A24’s ‘Primetime’, Reacts To Robert Pattinson Casting: “I’m Going To See It”
- Aug 21Chris Hansen Didn’t Watch ‘Primetime’ Screening Because “A24 Wanted Me to Sign Away My Rights”
- Aug 21Chris Hansen: A24 wouldn't screen Robert Pattinson's ‘Primetime’ for me
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4 articlesChris Hansen Didn’t Watch ‘Primetime’ Screening Because “A24 Wanted Me to Sign Away My Rights”
Chris Hansen Was Turned Away From ‘Primetime’ Screening After Refusing To Sign Standard NDA, Not “Sign Away” His Rights
Chris Hansen Says He Refused to ‘Sign His Life Away’ to Preview Robert Pattinson’s ‘Primetime,’ So A24 Wouldn’t Screen It for Him
Chris Hansen Questions “Hollywood’s Motive” With A24’s ‘Primetime’, Reacts To Robert Pattinson Casting: “I’m Going To See It”
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