How Robert Pattinson Mastered Chris Hansen’s “Incredibly Difficult” Voice for ‘Primetime’
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{ "epilogue": "Following discussions about Robert Pattinson's vocal preparation for the film Primetime, critics released their reviews of the dark crime thriller directed by Lance Oppenheim. The coverage concluded with assessments of Pattinson's portrayal of the To Catch a Predator host." }
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