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Robert Pattinson Says ‘Primetime’ Script Felt Like a ‘Grenade’ at London Film Festival Premiere

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Robert Pattinson Says ‘Primetime’ Script Felt Like a ‘Grenade’ at London Film Festival Premiere

Content overview: “Robert Pattinson Says ‘Primetime’ Script Felt Like a ‘Grenade’ at London Film Festival Pre”. Robert Pattinson brought his latest A24 thriller, “Primetime,” to the London Film Festival on Sunday night, introducing the film to an eager crowd at BFI Imax. The actor, who stars as a former “To Catch a Predator”-style host, described the script as feeling like a “grenade” — original, funny, and a little dangerous. The film marks a bold new direction for Pattinson, known for his eclectic roles in indie and blockbuster cinema alike.

Directed by rising filmmaker Lance Oppenheim, “Primetime” explores the dark side of reality television and public shaming, themes that resonate in today’s media landscape. Pattinson’s involvement signals the project’s high pedigree, with A24 backing the psychological thriller after its Sundance debut. The London premiere drew significant attention, underscoring the film’s growing buzz ahead of its wider release. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.

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