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Primetime Box Office - Summary

Released 25 Sep 2026

MetricValue
Days tracked3
Domestic$19.20M
Opening Day$8.49M
International$0
Worldwide$19.20M
First week$19.20M

Budget

The production budget has not been officially confirmed by the makers.

Verdict

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Primetime Box Office - Day Wise

DayDateDomesticChange
Day 1Fri, 25 Sep 2026$8.49MOpening day
Day 2Sat, 26 Sep 2026$6.12M-28.00%
Day 3Sun, 27 Sep 2026$4.59M-25.00%

Weekly Collection

PeriodDate RangeDomestic
WEEK 125 Sep 2026 โ€“ 27 Sep 2026 ยท Day 1โ€“3$19.20M

Weekend Collection

PeriodDate RangeDomestic
WEEKEND 1Fri, 25 Sep 2026 โ€“ Sun, 27 Sep 2026$19.20M

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OTT Release

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Primetime 2026 Overview

Primetime
Primetime

Title: Primetime

Directed by: Lance Oppenheim

Written by: Ajon Singh

Produced by: Robert Pattinson, Ari Aster, Fred Berger, Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, Lars Knudsen, Brighton McCloskey, Tyler Campellone

Actor: Robert Pattinson, Skyler Gisondo, Bokeem Woodbine, Matthew Maher

Actress: Merritt Wever, Phoebe Bridgers, Anna Faris, Jessica Hecht

Other Cast: Tony Revolori, Alex Winter, Creed Bratton, Sean Bridgers, Jeff Zucker

Music by: Ari Balouzian

Production Companies: A24, Range Media Partners, Square Peg, Icki Eneo Arlo

Release Date: September 25, 2026

Country: United States

Language: English

Film Industry: Hollywood

Genre: Drama, Psychological, Crime, Thriller

Censor Rating: R

About The Film

It is 2006, and Chris Hansen is the host of To Catch a Predator, a television series that stages confrontations with adults who arrange to meet people they believe are minors. Hansen sees the show as more than a hit segment.

He wants it to become a major television event, and he is determined to take it to the biggest stage the network has. As the show grows in popularity, so do the pressures behind the scenes. Hansen, his crew, and the network executives find themselves balancing the goal of exposing wrongdoing against the demand for ratings, and the line between serious investigation and spectacle starts to blur.

Along the way, the film follows Hansen’s ambition and how it affects his work, his relationships, and the people around him. Told in a tense, darkly comic tone, the film is a period drama about the early days of reality television and the choices made in pursuit of a bigger audience.