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Entertainment · Film · published 2026-08-28 · via Deadline

Hansen Weighs Lawsuit Over A24 Thriller, Cites Legal Advice

Chris Hansen has said he received legal counsel suggesting he might have a strong case against A24's upcoming film 'Primetime,' though he is hesitant to pursue it due to concerns about generating publicity. The former 'To Catch a Predator' host discussed the matter on SiriusXM's The Dan Abrams Show, noting that an entertainment lawyer told him he could likely win but questioned the time investment. Hansen previously bought ad space before screenings of the film to promote his own true-crime network.

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