Culture 2 min read By Mason Emerson
Lance Oppenheim shares scrapped title sequence for Robert Pattinson's Primetime
Director Lance Oppenheim has posted a title sequence for Primetime that was cut from the film, featuring star Robert Pattinson.
Director Lance Oppenheim has shared a title sequence for his film Primetime that did not make it into the final cut, giving fans a look at an unused piece of a project starring Robert Pattinson.
The material available for this story is limited. It consists of a single post on the Reddit forum r/movies, submitted by a user, which links to the director's sharing of the scrapped sequence. The post carries no written statement from Oppenheim, no quotes from Pattinson, and no production details. The sequence itself is the only element the source points to, and the post does not describe its visuals, its running length, or the stage of production at which it was made.
The absence of further detail also means the source gives no account of why the sequence was removed. Whether the decision was creative, practical or tied to the film's edit is not stated, and Toobloid has not been able to confirm any reason. The title sequence is presented here solely as a shared artifact of the film's making, with no indication of how it would have framed the story had it been used.
Primetime is the project under discussion, and Pattinson is named as its lead. Oppenheim is credited as its director. Beyond those names and the fact of the sharing, the available material offers no release timeline, distributor, or cast beyond Pattinson, and no context about the film's reception.
Readers following the film's development are best served by official announcements from the filmmakers and distributors, which are the channels most likely to confirm the status of the title sequence and any further information about Primetime.
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