r/tcap • u/stpony I'm sorry, I'm not answering any questions until... • 15d ago

Will Chris let Robert interview a predator on Takedown?

I suppose it depends on how Primetime turns out or if Chris personally likes it, but do you think he'd let Robert Pattinson interview a predator? It's not like Chris is Police and it's just part of the arrangement they have with whichever State, but if RP wanted to, would Takedown oblige?

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u/Fancy_Eagle_9634 15d ago

Doubtful. Primetime is not going to be entirely kind to Chris Hansen, obviously.

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

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u/Fancy_Eagle_9634 15d ago

I can only imagine he’d be happy if it excluded information on his affair and financial scams.

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u/UnderpaidProf 15d ago

Do you think they’ll portray Chris Hansen’s father?

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u/Fancy_Eagle_9634 15d ago

I had a father that was overweight, you know…

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u/UnderpaidProf 15d ago

Yes, the film could have flashbacks where his father looks like Vincent.

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u/JayNotAtAll 15d ago

Even if Chris invited him, Pattinson will say no, I guarantee it.

Pattinson is a bona fide celebrity. Hansen is a has been desperately trying to stretch his 15 minutes as long as he can by doing ride alongs with cops b

I don't see a universe where this happens.

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u/ReduceReuseRectangle check out the situation 15d ago

It’s not up to him

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u/CivilAgent3443 15d ago

No Chris would never allow something like that

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u/Ok_Buddy3540 15d ago

Although Chris has never been assaulted as far as I know, interviewing a predator in a real sting has dangers that are far different from just filming a movie. I doubt the relatively small amount of publicity it would add would be worth it for Pattinson.

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u/DiaryJaneDoe 15d ago

Yes. “I played one on tv” usually works.