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The real-life Chris Hansen, known for 'To Catch a Predator,' publicly reviewed the new film 'Primetime,' which dramatizes his life and stars Robert Pattinson as a version of him. On his podcast 'Have a Seat,' Hansen called the movie roughly 98% fiction and gave Pattinson's performance a 'D' grade, describing the portrayal as 'over the top,' 'so detached' and 'unhinged.' Co-star Jonathan Lipnicki also discussed a nerve-wracking full-frontal nude scene in the film, and outlets examined what really happened to Hansen's marriage after the original show ended. Critics gave more mixed reactions, with NPR noting the film 'brings the sleaze' but doesn't grapple with the deeper questions raised by the original series. The film's press cycle has become a notable story in itself as the real subject publicly disputes his own biopic.